Grit MP’s constituency office a ‘de facto’ passport office

P.E.I. MP Sean Casey says his constituency office receives between 10 and 40 passport applications per week.

Liberal MP Sean Casey says there ought to be a Passport Canada office in P.E.I. to better serve his constituents. The Hill Times file photo

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BY CHELSEA NASH

August 3, 2016

Liberal MP Sean Casey says he is frustrated that there is no passport office in his riding—much less his province. His constituency office has become a “de facto passport office,” he told The Hill Times. Mr. Casey's (Charlottetown, P.E.I.) frustration is one example of the challenges ...

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