An investigation is continuing after 107.5 kilograms of what appeared to be cocaine was seized at the Pacific Highway truck crossing at the U.S.-Canada border.
Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) said Monday that the suspected cocaine was seized Oct. 21 after a commercial driver travelling from the U.S. tried to enter Canada.
During an examination, officers discovered numerous bricks of a white powdered substance among a shipment of rice. After performing a field test, the bricks were seized.
The man was turned over to RCMP.
