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Public Safety committee Under the Customs Act...yes.
April 18th, 2024Committee meeting
Félixpier Bergeron
Public Safety committee Not yet. They haven't applied for that yet. It's open to them. We have told them.... We saw it a couple of weeks ago, when the OPP did a joint operation with the police of Montreal. They seized a lot of cars and arrested a few people. They came in with the police of jurisdiction, which is the police of Montreal.
April 18th, 2024Committee meeting
Félixpier Bergeron
Public Safety committee It is. My comprehension is that it is working with them.
April 18th, 2024Committee meeting
Félixpier Bergeron
Public Safety committee I will try to answer that. We acknowledge that there might be some criminal organizations operating in the port. They are everywhere—at all sorts of points of entry, be they ports, land ports or other organizations. They are present and part of our society. What we've done at the port over the years is manage the access and the identification of people working at the port, making it more difficult for them to operate openly in the ports.
April 18th, 2024Committee meeting
Félixpier Bergeron
Public Safety committee It's CBSA technology.
April 18th, 2024Committee meeting
Félixpier Bergeron
April 18th, 2024Committee meeting
Félixpier Bergeron
April 18th, 2024Committee meeting
Félixpier Bergeron
Public Safety committee If there are vehicles inside containers, they're inside containers. They cannot be seen. The container is sealed. We don't have the authority or power to open the container to see what's inside. It belongs to the CBSA.
April 18th, 2024Committee meeting
Félixpier Bergeron
Public Safety committee Yes, they have to be sealed.
April 18th, 2024Committee meeting
Félixpier Bergeron
Public Safety committee I can't really say, but it's not much.
April 18th, 2024Committee meeting
Félixpier Bergeron
Public Safety committee The containers are either 20-foot or 40-foot. Those are the two standards. There are some that are 53-foot, but they're rare. They can fit two cars in a 20-foot container or four cars in a 40-foot container.
April 18th, 2024Committee meeting
Félixpier Bergeron
Public Safety committee No. We don't have access to that information.
April 18th, 2024Committee meeting
Félixpier Bergeron
Public Safety committee The Canada Marine Act, which governs marine infrastructure, gives us powers and obligations. Under this act, we have a responsibility to ensure the overall safety of people and goods transiting through the Port of Montreal. We are not talking about the cargo inside the containers; we are talking about the container.
April 18th, 2024Committee meeting
Félixpier Bergeron