Urgent Housing Action Needed to Combat Trafficking
The Canadian Centre to End Human Trafficking is deeply concerned by the recent report that more than 80,000 people were homeless in Ontario last year. The report, released by the …
In memoriam: John Hunkin
It is with deep sorrow that we announce the passing of one of our former board members and dear friend of the Centre, John Hunkin (O.C.). As the former chairman …
Rhetoric blaming migrant workers for Canada’s economic hardships emboldens hate and fuels dangerous divisions
By Julia Drydyk This op-ed was published in the Toronto Star on December 22, 2024 Times are tough. Canadians are struggling to make ends meet. But let’s be clear: migrant workers …
Keep Kids Safe: Holiday Conversations That Matter
The holiday season brings a much-needed break and precious opportunities to reconnect with loved ones. That said, we all know that the young people in our lives will also spend …
Immigration reform isn’t just about the numbers. It’s about protecting people, too.
The federal government’s restrictive policy on work hours risks making international students vulnerable to exploitation, trafficking and abuse. Canada’s international student population has dramatically increased over the past two decades. …
La réforme de l’immigration n’est pas seulement une question de chiffres. Il s’agit aussi de protéger les gens.
La politique restrictive du gouvernement fédéral concernant les heures de travail risque de rendre les étudiant.e.s internationaux vulnérables à l’exploitation, à la traite des personnes et aux abus. La population …
Breaking the Silence: Talking About Male Victims and Survivors of Human Trafficking
Written by You Turn Youth Support Services and The Canadian Centre to End Human Trafficking When you hear the words sex trafficking, the image that often comes to mind is …