Death threat against Trudeau sent to CBSA during convoy protests, Emergencies Act inquiry hears
The Canada Border Services Agency received a death threat against Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and inquiries about how to import bullets during last winter’s convoy protests, the Emergencies Act inquiry heard Wednesday.
CBSA said two threats from the same client were sent online through the CBSA’s “contact us” form.
One message sent to CBSA on Feb 7 reads: “We would like to come to Ottawa to support the protest and if you want a war on your people we are prepared to die to stop you. No border of yours will hold us back! Liberty or death. You Choose!”
