Resident Tanya Noseworthy left her car at the airports parking services when she went to Winnipeg to receive medical treatment.

When she got back in the City, she says she found out the keys to her SUV were given to someone else, who then drove off with her car.

CEO of the Thompson Airport, Curtis Ross says it wasn’t the airport that gave the keys, but rather it was Corp Commissioners, a company contracted out by the airport for security and parking services.

Ross says the airport establishes procedures for Corp Commissioners, which they did not follow given what happened. He says once the airport was notified of the incident, they worked to assist in the retrieval of the vehicle. 

Luckily for Noseworthy, she got her car back on Wednesday. She says the people mistook her car, for their family member’s car.

We reached out to Corp Commissionaires to find out how the keys to Noseworthy’s car were given to someone else, but because RCMP is investigating they said they can’t comment.