Human Trafficking in Canada Environmental Scan
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Report, Updated 2026
Human trafficking occurs across Canada with typically severe and long-lasting consequences for victims. This report shares information on current, evidence-based national and Saskatchewan-specific human trafficking resources (e.g., educational materials, trainings, prevention and intervention programs) and support services for victims and survivors.
For more information about human trafficking in Canada, please see the completed literature review titled “Human Trafficking in Canada – A Literature Review”.
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