Canada Border Services Agency and Air Canada Centre

Air Canada Centre: Brown tweeted Tuesday afternoon that he would not be able to perform at his shows in Montreal at the Bell Centre and Toronto at the Air Canada Centre, scheduled for Tuesday and Wednesday because the good people of the Canadian government wouldn't allow me entry, according to CTV. It is not clear why Brown was turned away. Stephane Malepart, spokesperson for the Canada Border Services Agency, said in a statement that they could not comment on Brown case specifically due to Canada privacy laws. He did say that all people who present themselves at a port of entry must "meet the requirements to enter and/or stay in Canada." A concert that was supposed to feature American recording artists Chris Brown and Trey Songz has been cancelled after Brown was denied entry to Canada. Brown claimed on Twitter that the show was sold out. He later deleted both his tweets on the subject of the cancelled shows. (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.