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Missing passports in hands of terrorists, criminals: newspaper CBC News July 10, 2006 About 50,000 Canadian passports that were lost or stolen in the last four years have fallen into the hands of criminals or terrorists, a Montreal newspaper reported on Friday. Le Journal de Montréal said it found the information in documents RCMP Commissioner Giuliano Zaccardelli filed with Public Safety Minister Stockwell Day, dated Feb. 6. It acquired the documents through the Access to Information Act. The newspaper said the documents are a compilation of several reports, portions of which were not released under the Act. Read the full article here Article Continued... In documents that dealt with reducing the terrorist threat, investigators were looking into whether suppliers of fake passports might be terrorists or might have ties to terrorist groups. Day wouldn't comment on the number of missing passports, the newspaper said. In the auditor general's report in 2004, Sheila Fraser said about 25,000 passports are reported lost or stolen every year. Broken Link? If the link to the original article is broken or has been altered you can view the article by clicking the "Expand/Collapse" button below. About KDR \| \| Home \| \| Weekly Features Archive	Weekly Weekly Features Archive
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Missing passports in hands of terrorists, criminals: newspaper

CBC News
July 10, 2006

World About 50,000 Canadian passports that were lost or stolen in the last four years have fallen into the hands of criminals or terrorists, a Montreal newspaper reported on Friday.

Le Journal de Montréal said it found the information in documents RCMP Commissioner Giuliano Zaccardelli filed with Public Safety Minister Stockwell Day, dated Feb. 6. It acquired the documents through the Access to Information Act.

The newspaper said the documents are a compilation of several reports, portions of which were not released under the Act.

Read the full article here

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