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Contractor doesn't exist anymore. like so many military contracting organizations that existed for a moment, provided a service and then, poof. but because they are gone, they're defunct and have left sort of no trace, zak has not been able to get a letter from them. they don't exist anymore. and the fact that he wasn't able to get a letter from a defunct contractor that doesn't exist is enough to deny him a visa. it means he has been stuck in afghanistan which is a very dangerous place to be if you're an afghan citizen who helped the united states, particularly one who helped in so many, so m...

Immigrate to the united states in exchange for the sacrifice he made for our country. there is a special category for men like zak who helped u.s. troops so they could come to the united states. zak first applied for that visa six years ago, but it hit a snag because overall zak spent about three years working for the u.s. war effort in afghanistan. in addition to working for major schueman and that battalion of marines, he also spent time working for a u.s. government contractor that was supplying translation services to the u.s. army. in order to get this visa, this special visa that was cre...

Transcanada are supposed to hire their own inspectors during construction. it's to make sure that a contractor doesn't put pressure on the inspector to signed off on work that is not up to code. following the rules can mean slow construction and inflated buckets but they are designed to keep canadians safe. if those pipes rupture, it could lead to spills or even explosions. >> it's safety over the long term of the pipeline. >> reporter: meet evan vokes. he used to work at canada's head office in downtown calgary. now a whistle-blower and speaking only on camera to cbc news alleging transcanadi...