4 years after 9/11?  That is truly blinding speed for a bureacracy!
 
Bruce
 

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From: Daniel Sullivan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Tuesday, August 09, 2005 11:40 AM
To: 'Bruce Tefft'
Subject: Canada to develop a no-fly list 



Canada to develop a no-fly list 


Tuesday, August 9, 2005; Posted: 4:47 a.m. EDT (08:47 GMT)

http://www.cnn.com/2005/TRAVEL/08/09/canada.flier.list.ap/index.html

 

HALIFAX, Nova Scotia (AP) -- Canada is developing a no-fly list in an effort
to prevent terrorist attacks and make air travel safer, the federal
transport minister has announced.

The program, called Passenger Protect, will identify people who pose "an
immediate threat to aviation security" and will work with airlines to stop
suspects from flying, Transport Minister Jean Lapierre told reporters in
Halifax, the provincial capital of Nova Scotia.

"This list is going to be revised regularly, and it's not going to be
published all over the place," said Lapierre, adding that the list would be
ready by 2006 and shared with all airlines, sea ports and border crossings.

"Obviously, there are people out there who are full of bad intentions,"
Lapierre said. "If anybody tries to buy a ticket under those names, well
then, they will never get on an airplane."

The U.S. has operated a no-fly list for a few years, following the Sept. 11,
2001 terrorist attacks on New York and Washington D.C. area. The list could
help satisfy U.S. demands that Canadian airlines provide passenger lists for
all flights that go through U.S. airspace.

Washington has been pressuring Ottawa to take a greater role in increasing
North American security, particularly along the 4,000-mile border with the
U.S.

Lapierre also said he plans to meet with key players in the ground
transportation system to discuss security in light of the recent subway
attacks in London.

Opposition Leader Stephen Harper said he saw little new in the
transportation minister's announcements.

"We've had lots of security announcements from this government and very
little action," said Harper, leader of the Conservative Party. "This is part
of a pattern of phony announcements. I'll believe it when I see it."

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