Man convicted of human smuggling after family froze to death at Manitoba border files notice of appeal
June 4, 2025
One of two men convicted of human smuggling following a trial last year has filed a notice of appeal, in a case where a family of four from India froze to death as they tried to walk across the international border from Manitoba in blizzard conditions in 2022.
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