Probe of 'CIA flights' finds no laws broken

[CHIMO]

Probe of 'CIA flights' finds no laws broken
Jan. 15, 2006. 06:08 PM
JIM BRONSKILL
CANADIAN PRESS

OTTAWA — A federal review of landings by alleged CIA flights at Canadian airports has found no evidence of "illegal activities."

But several questions about the apparent presence of U.S. Central Intelligence Agency planes on Canadian soil remain unanswered.

The federal government is revealing no other findings of its internal inquiry, launched in the fall after word of the flights emerged.

Public Safety spokeswoman Zuwena Robidas said the department cannot discuss "operational details" of the investigation.

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Now ain't that just nice. And there isn't one word about it in the campaign. And the only party that might bring it up would be the Bloc! Maybe the ROC should join Quebec.

[Spazito]

1. Doncha just 'love' internal investigations'!

They write the resulting whitewash first and then fill in the rest.