There are unanswered questions about the attempt to smuggle 210 kg of cocaine — worth $25M — on a flight from Dominican Republic to Toronto
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And another is the background of the company that chartered the plane to fly what it said were potential investors to the Caribbean country for a five-day vacation. Khaled Rahime, an Edmonton-based pop singer who has opened for the likes of rap star Cardi B, took the Pivot flight to the Dominican Republic but left after only a couple of days.
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