Canadian defence company rejects opposition calls to cancel contract for armoured vehicles used by ICE
Roshel, an Ontario-based global defence company, says the federal government has never approached it with a request to cancel its contract with the Americans. 'It would be the worst thing ever to do,' says CEO Roman Shimonov.
Canadian defence manufacturer Roshel says it is not going to cancel the sale of armoured vehicles to the United States government used by the Immigration and Customs Enforcement, despite calls from some opposition MPs to do so.
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