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The Canadian Border Services Agency is staying tight-lipped about why they raided the Singla family home on Thursday.
The agency would only confirm they were involved in “an enforcement action” at the Heather Road property, which doubles as the home offices for Singla Brothers Holdings Ltd.
“The CBSA conducts enforcement actions where necessary for Customs Act or Immigration and Refugee Protection Act contraventions,” the CBSA said in a short statement.
The Singla Brothers website states they own more than 200 rental properties in the Penticton area.
Calls to Paul Singla were sent straight to voicemail.
