The police are investigating the incident

Peter Fitzpatrick, a spokesman for Air Canada, said Tuesday that the airline is "working closely" with its caterer, which they didn't name, to "ensure heightened security measures have been put in place."
The police are inquiring in to the incident, which occurred on a flight from Victoria, British Columbia, to Toronto.
"Safety is always our top priority so they are taking this matter seriously," Fitzpatrick said, adding that it appeared to be an isolated incident.The FBI & Dutch authorities are also inquiring in to reports of needles present in six sandwiches on Delta flights from Amsterdam to the United States weeks ago.
Gate Gourmet, a 20-year-old company that provided prepared sandwiches to Delta, said the sandwiches originated at the firm's facility in Amsterdam.


The FBI & Dutch authorities are also inquiring in to reports of needles present in six sandwiches on Delta flights from Amsterdam to the United States weeks ago.
Gate Gourmet, a 20-year-old company that provided prepared sandwiches to Delta, said the sandwiches originated at the firm's facility in Amsterdam.
The company said it is of the caterers that serve Air Canada but not the airline's provider out of Victoria -- from where the flight took off.