OTTAWA — A new report from a prominent Ottawa attorney has concluded that Luc Sabourin — the Canadian border intelligence whistleblower who says he was threatened at his Gatineau home by a Sinaloa cartel-linked gangster and later pressured out of his career after refusing an order to destroy roughly 1,000 foreign passports — faced “a pattern of workplace conflict and retaliation.” And his case remains unresolved, the report finds, for a reason that should alarm every Canadian: the independent oversight body Parliament created in 2024 to investigate exactly such allegations has still not been brought into force.
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Canadian Border officers storm international student hunger strike, checking papers … wagging fingers, going home
‼️MAJOR BREAKING
Huge immigration crackdown in Calgary yesterday as CBSA RAIDS international student protest
Punjabi media is FREAKIN’ out!
This is why we LOVE Alberta! pic.twitter.com/0ssje0RW1C
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