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Millions in Canadian contracts went to companies founded by man CSIS linked to Islamic Republic military procurement

Subhead:The son of a former vice-president in Iran founded companies that secured more than $2 million in Canadian government contracts, including from National Defence and the RCMP.# YouTube-embed:8SXzfFeERaU

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Rebel News broke the news 14 days ago on Tuesday, September 15, 2026.

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