Tech versus traffickers: closing Canada’s border security gaps

The failure to recognize trafficking network links results in missed opportunities to dismantle entire criminal enterprises.
With political pressure mounting from the U.S., Canada has an opportunity to modernize its approach to illicit trade, writes Laura Dawson.

Cross-border illicit trade is a persistent and costly challenge for Canada. Whether it is fentanyl, illegal tobacco, cannabis, counterfeit goods, or unauthorized migrants, the consequences of failing to stem the tide of smuggling operations are far-reaching. Future Borders C...

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