Hundreds of deleted emails related to the ArriveCan app have been recovered days after the head of the Canada Border Service Agency (CBSA) said there were no backup files available.
“We trust this clarifies any potential misinterpretation,” CBSA President Erin O’Gorman wrote to the House of Commons government operations committee, as first covered by Blacklock’s Reporter.
O’Gorman said the agency had been able to recover 1,806 pages of emails from Minh Doan, a former CBSA chief information officer.
During a government operations committee meeting on Oct. 22, Conservative MP Stephanie Kusie had read out a communication from O’Gorman that said Doan’s email account was deleted as part of the Treasury Board Secretariat’s service and digital directive. The committee had previously asked the agency to present all emails and text messages from Doan….