The Canada Border Services Agency said on Wednesday its officers found more than 100 kilograms of suspected cocaine hidden inside pieces of luggage that had arrived on two separate flights from Jamaica.
The agency didn’t say on what dates the flights arrived, nor did it say if any arrests were made.
The CBSA did say the drugs, potentially worth an estimated millions of dollars, were turned over to the RCMP and that the investigation is ongoing.
In an unrelated incident, authorities at Canada’s biggest and busiest airport seized 11.88 kilograms of cocaine last Dec. 12 after checking a traveller who’d arrived on a flight from Jamaica.
Both the passenger and drugs in that case were turned over to the Mounties, the border services agency said earlier.
