3 People Sentenced After 84 Foreign Nationals Found Living in ‘Deplorable Conditions’

Three people sentenced over trafficking foreign nationals who lived in ‘deplorable conditions’ in Ontario

The RCMP and CBSA say the workers were in different kinds of jobs, mostly in the Hamilton-Niagara area.

3 people sentenced after 84 foreign nationals found living in ‘deplorable conditions’

One person has been sentenced to more than eight years in prison and two others have been given probationary sentences following a human trafficking investigation that ultimately led to the discovery of 84 foreign nationals living in “deplorable conditions” and being “exploited” by employment agencies throughout the Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area, police say.

Trafficked foreigners found working in Ontario lived in ‘deplorable’ conditions

Police say three people have been convicted after an Ontario investigation into human trafficking and employing foreign nationals without authorization.

Three people sentenced after 84 foreign nationals found living in ‘deplorable conditions,’ police say

One person has been sentenced to more than eight years in prison and two others have been given probationary sentences following a human trafficking investigation that ultimately led to the discovery of 84 foreign nationals living in “deplorable conditions” and being “exploited” by employment agencies throughout the Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area, police say.

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Police say three people have been convicted in relation to a Ontario human trafficking investigation involving foreign nationals. The RCMP and CBSA said the probe started in 2018 when foreign nationals entered Canada through Toronto and Montreal’s international airports “as visitors.” “The investigation revealed these individuals were trafficked into employment in different lines of work, mostly in the Hamilton-Niagara Region, through employment…

Three people were arrested, one was sentenced to more than eight years in prison and two others were given suspended sentences after an investigation into human trafficking revealed 84 foreign nationals in the Greater Toronto and Hamilton areas were living in "deplorable conditions" and being "exploited" by employment agencies, police said.