Canadian manufacturers of methamphetamine are being pushed our of their own market thanks to a much cheaper product coming from south of the U.S. border, according to a report.
"We're dealing with very sophisticated, I'll say adversaries, who are constantly evolving in terms of the markets they're pursuing. They're constantly evolving in terms of their means of concealment. And so the challenge that we have is to work with partners to do our best to keep ahead of that," said Canada Border Services Agency vice-president Aaron McCrorie.
