The Canadian military will conduct a counter explosive threat exercise involving international military participants and Canadian law enforcement agencies at Canadian Forces Base Borden and 4 th ...
Jordan Bateman, B.C. Director of the Canadian Taxpayers Federation, comments on information they learned through a freedom of information request that a Transit Police officer lost an explosive device ...
Soldiers from across Canada and some allied nations are competing at Base Gagetown this month, demonstrating their skills detecting and defeating explosive threats. Ardent Defender, hosted by the ...
Explosive training device forgotten aboard Air Canada plane for two days after dog-training exercise
Documents reveal an inert explosive device was forgotten aboard an Air Canada Boeing 767 at Vancouver’s airport during a dog-training exercise by B.C.’s transit police. You can save this article by ...
VANCOUVER – British Columbia’s transit police have been forced to explain how an inert explosive device used in a dog-training exercise was left on an Air Canada airplane that then flew to Toronto.
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