Overview
- CBSA officers at the Osoyoos port of entry discovered 70 kg of cocaine hidden in a pickup truck on June 11 and announced the record seizure on July 17.
- The haul represents the largest cocaine seizure ever recorded at this crossing and amounts to roughly 140,000 potential doses.
- The Canadian driver was arrested on the scene and handed over to the RCMP Federal Policing – Pacific Region for further investigation.
- Officials say the operation highlights the effectiveness of intelligence-driven border inspections and joint efforts between CBSA and RCMP teams.
- This intercept is the latest in a series of record-level busts aimed at disrupting cartel revenue streams and securing Canada’s land borders.