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US-Canada Drug Trafficking Bust
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A cross-border drug trafficking investigation led to charges against 21 people, including many of Indian origin, with seizures of drugs worth up to $139 million. The operation, called Project Bay, began in January 2025 and resulted in one of Ontario's largest narcotics seizures.
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Project Bay: $139M drugs seized, truck drivers arrested
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21 charged in cross-border drug trafficking probe
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Full story →Indian-origin truck drivers arrested as Canada seizes $139 million worth of drugs in cross-border crackdown
Canadian authorities arrested several Indian-origin truck drivers in a cross-border anti-narcotics operation called Project Bay.
The operation seized illegal drugs worth over $139 million, one of Ontario's largest drug busts by weight.
Project Bay began in January 2025 and involved multiple agencies including CBSA, Windsor Police, Ontario Provincial Police, and US agencies.
Charges were filed against 21 people for their roles in an alleged cross-border drug trafficking network.
Earlier · 3d ago
Full story →21 including over a dozen of Indian origin face charges in US-Canada drug trafficking investigation
suspects face 102 charges in a US-Canada cross-border drug trafficking investigation.
Over a dozen suspects of Indian origin, including Gagandeep Thindal and Simranjit Singh, are among those charged.
Nearly 1.7 tonnes of illegal drugs (cocaine, methamphetamine, opium) were seized, valued at approximately $99.4 million.
The investigation, dubbed Project Bay, involved Ontario Provincial Police, Canadian Border Services Agency, and US agencies like Homeland Security Investigations.
A broker-style model in the commercial transportation sector was used to traffic drugs across the border via legitimate supply chains.
Earlier · 14h ago
Full story →Canada Seizes Drugs Worth $139 Million, Indian-Origin Truck Drivers Arrested
