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Opinion: Canada’s human trafficking crisis is reaching across provinces

Calgary Herald · August 26, 2026 at 8:00 a.m.

The recent human‑trafficking arrests in Ontario should force Canadians to confront the systemic failures — jurisdictional, legal and cultural — that allow such networks to operate in plain sight.

Although the arrests occurred in Ontario, the conditions that enabled the network to grow are national in scope.

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Opinion: Canada’s human trafficking crisis is reaching across provinces

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