New from NCC Director Alexander Brown on Juno News.

On the latest episode of ‘Not “Sorry”’ host Alexander Brown peels back the curtain on a crisis that has been barreling down the highway for too long: the dangerous, mass-immigration-connected, fraud-riddled state of the modern trucking industry, and its impacts on Canada.

Millions have now seen the latest incident south of the border, where Harjinder Singh, an illegal immigrant to the United States, who had failed key language and road sign tests, committed an illegal U-turn, leading to three fatalities.

And we all remember the Humboldt Broncos tragedy in 2018, but few are aware that Jaskirat Singh Sidhu had racked up 70 violations before the crash, over just 11 days, serving as a stark reminder of what happens when drivers who should never be on the road are allowed to operate.

In this week’s episode, host Alexander Brown is joined by veteran trucker, author, and commentator Gord Magill to get an inside look on what has been happening to the business of trucking in recent years. As Magill explains, an industry has emerged on both sides of the border which sees unprepared drivers, often exploited immigrant labourers, unleashed on our roads.

With the stakes from this growing policy failure amounting to life or death, it’s time we confront the systemic failures that allow such tragedies to occur, and continue the hard-fought battle to fix Canada's broken immigration system.

It’s an episode that anyone who uses our roads needs to watch.

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Recent coverage of the NCC's renewed call for Responsible Immigration in the Western Standard.

"This latest surge comes despite the government's promises to rein in numbers, with 105,000 temporary foreign workers admitted so far in 2025 -- exceeding the annual cap of 82,000 -- and a staggering 302,000 added via the International Mobility Program."

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