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Canadian Airport Secuirty Under Fire
by Victoria Revay | March 21, 2007 at 12:07 pm | 932 views | 1 comment
The Senate wants the Transport Department relived of it's duties at Canadian airports because it says the Department has done very little since September 11th to improve lax security measures. The Senate suggests that the RCMP and the Canadian Air Transport Security take over. For those of you who frequent Calgary's airport here is a bit of discomforting news. Calgary rates the worst in the country for pre-flight screening.
"Canadian airports and seaports are riddled with organized crime," says the report. "There have been some well-publicized arrests in recent years, but the police know that those caught only represent the tip of the iceberg."
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March 21, 2007 at 12:07 pm by Victoria Revay, 932 views, 1 comment
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jerryfletcherat 13:37 on March 21st, 2007
I wish they would have been more lax when I was there, since then I'd still have half of my bathroom stuff :/
at 07:51 on March 22nd, 2007
what abut the guy who boarded a plane in the usa with a grenade in his luggage?
authorities only leaned of it when he declared it to customs on arrival in australia