The RCMP has arrested two people in Kingston, Ont. in what officials are calling a national security investigation involving multiple police forces.
More arrests are possible as investigators continue their work, officials told CBC News.
The RCMP will hold a news conference Friday in Kingston to outline details of the investigation.
CBC News has learned the arrests included a minor and involved Kingston Police and the help of the FBI in the U.S.
The operation also involved a Pilatus PC-12 RCMP surveillance plane that had been circling over Kingston at low altitudes in recent weeks for hours on end, creating a great deal interest from residents due to the noise.
Canadian officials speaking on background told CBC News there was no imminent threat to public safety, and that the situation is contained. Officials said the operation has not led to a change in the country’s threat level.
Canadian officials told CBC News the investigation was conducted in cooperation with U.S. authorities. (Frederic Pepin/CBC)
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