Close X
Wednesday, December 4, 2024
ADVT 
National

New Brunswick Man Who Smuggled Narwhal Tusks Loses Appeal Of Extradition

The Canadian Press, 02 Oct, 2015 10:45 AM
    FREDERICTON — A New Brunswick man who was convicted two years ago for illegally smuggling about 250 narwhal tusks into the United States has lost an appeal of an extradition order to the U.S.
     
    Gregory Logan of Woodman's Point was convicted in a New Brunswick court in 2013, fined $385,000 and given an eight-month conditional sentence to be served in the community.
     
    A year earlier, Logan was indicted in Maine on charges brought by American officials relating to unlawful importation and money laundering, and the United States sought his extradition, which was granted.
     
    Logan appealed the order surrendering him to the United States and also sought a judicial review of the justice minister's order.
     
    However in decisions rendered Thursday, the Court of Appeal dismissed both requests.
     
    The court has ordered that Logan surrender himself to authorities within three days.

    MORE National ARTICLES

    CBC's Rex Murphy Retires Mic After 21 Years Of 'Friendly' National Radio

    CBC's Rex Murphy Retires Mic After 21 Years Of 'Friendly' National Radio
    The personable, yet fiery critic from Newfoundland remains proud of that 1998 decision as he bids farewell to listeners after 21 years as host of CBC's Cross Country Checkup.

    CBC's Rex Murphy Retires Mic After 21 Years Of 'Friendly' National Radio

    Air Canada Pilot Diverts Tel Aviv-To-Toronto Flight To Ensure Dog's Safety

    The dog, identified in media reports as Simba, was travelling in the cargo hold of a flight bound to Toronto from Tel Aviv.

    Air Canada Pilot Diverts Tel Aviv-To-Toronto Flight To Ensure Dog's Safety

    Federal Government To Take Controversy Over Face Coverings To Supreme Court

    Immigration Minister Chris Alexander issued a terse, one-line statement Wednesday to outline the government's next step.

    Federal Government To Take Controversy Over Face Coverings To Supreme Court

    Refinery Issues South Of The Border May Bump Up Gas Prices In Western Canada

    Refinery Issues South Of The Border May Bump Up Gas Prices In Western Canada
    Dan McTeague predicts motorists from Thunder Bay to British Columbia will be paying more when gas prices jump as much as five to seven cents a litre. 

    Refinery Issues South Of The Border May Bump Up Gas Prices In Western Canada

    Small Plane That May Have Had Wrong Fuel Crashes In Manitoba; 8 Injured

    Small Plane That May Have Had Wrong Fuel Crashes In Manitoba; 8 Injured
    A plane that crashed in northern Manitoba, sending eight people to hospital, may have had the wrong fuel.

    Small Plane That May Have Had Wrong Fuel Crashes In Manitoba; 8 Injured

    Vancouver Searching For New City Manager After Announcing Penny Ballem Out

    Vancouver Searching For New City Manager After Announcing Penny Ballem Out
    Mayor Gregor Robertson said Tuesday that council voted in an in-camera meeting to end Ballem's contract, under which she will receive $556,000 in severance.

    Vancouver Searching For New City Manager After Announcing Penny Ballem Out