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New partnership aims to train Ottawa airport staff to flag human trafficking

July 30, 2026

The Ottawa airport and Ottawa police have partnered with the anti-trafficking organization #NotInMyCity to train airport staff to spot and report human trafficking. The CBC’s Joseph Tunney reports.

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