N.B. RCMP investigating ‘sudden death’ at border crossing
By Morganne Campbell Digital Broadcast Journalist
The New Brunswick RCMP are investigating following a sudden death at the St. Croix border crossing Sunday, May 19. Continue reading
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3 Colombian nationals arrested in connection with alleged GTA break-ins: Halton police
Investigators have also connected the suspects to two other alleged break-ins that occurred in Richmond Hill and Markham. Continue reading
3 Ontario residents charged with allegedly exploiting, trafficking migrant workers
The CBSA alleges three people recruited migrant workers from the Philippines and other countries to work as mushroom pickers in Ontario. Continue reading
Gay Edmonton woman from Uganda fears for her life after deportation notice
By Julia Wong Digital Broadcast Journalist
An Edmonton woman is asking the federal government to reconsider its decision to deport her based on the fact she is a lesbian and her home country of Uganda views homosexuality as illegal. Continue reading
COMMENTARY: Canada must ensure dangerous criminals are deported
Rob Breakenridge says Canada’s federal government must get serious about deporting those ordered to be deported — or what’s a government for? Continue reading
Record drug seizure at Alberta border crossing nets 84 bricks of suspected cocaine
Over 200 pounds of what is believed to be cocaine was discovered at the Coutts border crossing in southern Alberta earlier this month. Continue reading
U.S. court tosses appeal by B.C. woman falsely branded as terrorist, arms dealer
A British Columbia woman has hit a dead end in her quest for compensation from the Canadian government, whom she accuses of falsely branding her a terrorist and an arms dealer to American authorities. Continue reading
Former B.C. MLA’s son gets new trial on fentanyl importation charges
Kasimir Tyabji-Sandana, accused of importing drugs including fentanyl, was arrested in July 2015. Continue reading
These 9 maps show where Canada’s illegal drugs are coming from
These nine maps show where and how illegal drugs arrive in Canada. Continue reading
Women surpass men as largest smugglers of cocaine at Canada’s airports: CBSA
Of the 223 seizures at airports involving women between 2012 and 2015 a total of 812 kg of cocaine was confiscated. Of the 287 incidents involving males, 681 kg were seized. Continue reading