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  1. Sierra Leone, Belgium, and the Netherlands are involved in issues concerning drug trafficking, leading to aid allocation and judicial consequences.
  2. Cannabis legalization is fueling international smuggling, with illicit products flowing into major European ports.

Illicit Cannabis Exported from Ontario to Europe in Drug Probe

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What happened

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A joint-forces drug investigation, Project North Star, resulted in 23 arrests and the seizure of over $7.5 million in illegal cannabis. Investigators allege a criminal group sourced and produced illicit cannabis in Ontario before exporting it to parts of Europe using commercial parcel delivery services.

From torontosun.com

Why it matters

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The export of illicit goods contributes to the issue of international smuggling into major European ports. The investigation highlights the use of commercial parcel delivery services for illegal trade across North America and Europe.

Cannabis legalization is fueling international smuggling, with illicit products flowing into major European ports. Sierra Leone, Belgium, and the Netherlands are involved in issues concerning drug trafficking, leading to aid allocation and judicial consequences.

From torontosun.com

Who's involved

  • EuropeDestination for illicit cannabis exports from Ontario

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