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Air Canada has canceled nearly 2,600 flights due to a strike by flight attendants who are defying an order to end their strike, impacting operations at Toronto Pearson International Airport.
Canadian police are investigating a $15 million gold heist from Toronto Pearson International Airport's cargo facility, which occurred on April 17. The missing container is five sq ft, filled with gold and other items of monetary value. Police have not revealed which airline was responsible for shipping the cargo, where it was going, and where it came from. This is not the first big Canadian airport heist, with a similar incident occurring in 1974 at Ottawa International Airport.
Thieves stole a "high-value container" containing $14.77 million worth of gold and other high-value goods from a holding cargo facility at Toronto Pearson International Airport. The theft occurred after the container was taken off a plane that landed at the airport on Monday evening. Authorities are investigating the heist and do not know where the stolen goods are or if they are still in Canada. The Greater Toronto Airports Authority stated that the theft did not pose a threat to passengers or staff.
Thieves stole over $14.8 million worth of gold and other valuable items from a "high value" shipping container at Toronto Pearson International Airport. The cargo was unloaded from a plane and transported to a holding cargo facility before it vanished. The thieves accessed the facility via the public side of a warehouse leased to a third party. The stolen items were worth more than $14.8 million, and no arrests have been made yet. The airport authorities assured that the theft did not pose a threat to passengers or staff.
A cargo container carrying nearly $15 million in gold and other valuables vanished from Toronto Pearson international airport on Monday. The cargo was reported missing to the Peel Regional Police a short time later and an investigation was launched. The incident appears to represent one of Canada's biggest heists, but it is not the first to unfold at one of the country's airports. No suspects had been identified as of early Friday morning.