Canada And The Global Slavery Index
Join Bradie Whetham as he takes a hard look at the numbers behind human trafficking in Canada, and asks why they don’t seem to add up.
Drawing on publicly reported data from Statistics Canada and comparing it with estimates from the Global Slavery Index, Bradie explores a striking disconnect: hundreds of police-reported trafficking incidents versus estimates suggesting tens of thousands of people living in conditions of modern slavery across the country.
What explains this gap? Are cases going unreported, misclassified, or hidden in plain sight?
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