Arrested NATO intern has history of fraud, was ordered to take ethics course

The Globe and Mail: She was found to have acted dishonestly by submitting two applications from different e-mail addresses, with slightly different identifying names, for a role with the Canada Border Services Agency, according to federal court documents.

The public-service watchdog, which found she had committed fraud, ordered that for a year she notify it in writing before accepting a position within the federal public service.

The June, 2023 Public Service Commission report added that if she joined the federal public service within a year, she must also complete an ethics course followed by a discussion with her manager within two months of starting the job…

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