7,500 flagged employees cleared into Canada’s airports: The enforcement crisis no one owns
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7,500 flagged employees cleared into Canada’s airports: The enforcement crisis no one owns
EDITORIAL
27 MAY 2026
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Every agency has a defensible excuse. None of them add up to an accountable system
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Over five years, Transport Canada approved more than 7,500 flagged employees into restricted areas at Canada’s four largest airports. One of them, Parmpal Sidhu—identified in a 2012 intelligence document as the leader of an international drug trafficking ring operating through Pearson—kept his security clearance for another decade, long enough to be charged…
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