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Transport Canada says no new incidents prompted recent 'vigilance' notice

Transport Canada's statement contradicts statements by Transport Minister John Baird and Public Safety Minister Peter Van Loan.

Transport Canada says no new incidents or intelligence information prompted its security branch to send a "vigilance" notice to airlines, airports and the federal agency in charge of airport screening a week ago—contradicting statements by Transport Minister John Baird and Public Safety Minister Peter Van Loan.

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Transport Canada says no new incidents prompted recent 'vigilance' notice

Transport Canada's statement contradicts statements by Transport Minister John Baird and Public Safety Minister Peter Van Loan.

Transport Canada says no new incidents or intelligence information prompted its security branch to send a "vigilance" notice to airlines, airports and the federal agency in charge of airport screening a week ago—contradicting statements by Transport Minister John Baird and Public Safety Minister Peter Van Loan.

  

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