Flight Expenses Dept: Mike Schutt of Bulk Carriers Ltd. pleaded guilty in provincial court in Charlottetown Tuesday to charges of misrepresentation and counselling to misrepresent, according to CBC. The company's lawyers requested an absolute discharge for Schutt. Judge Nancy Orr reserved her decision on that request but suggested the company make a $2,000 voluntary donation to a cause beneficial to the public such as a hospital or food bank and the operations manager of a trucking company in Cornwall, P.E.I., has pleaded guilty to charges under the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act in connection with the company's failure to cover the flight expenses of some of its immigrant workers. Bulk Carriers owner Jack Kelly, who was facing the same charges, was not in court Tuesday. Under a plea agreement covering both Kelly and Schutt, only Schutt was required to enter a guilty plea. As
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