Department of Justice CanadaNews releaseJul 30, 2026

Minister Fraser announces support and funding for victims and survivors of human trafficking

The Government of Canada is taking stronger action to protect victims and survivors of human trafficking through recent Criminal Code reforms that are now in force. These changes reinforce ongoing efforts to support victims and survivors, hold traffickers accountable, and prevent this heinous crime.

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Lead coverage imageSarah St-Pierre · CBC News · Posted: Jul 28, 2026 2:42 PM EDT | Last Updated: July 28

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The federal government is providing nearly $3.35 million in new funding over three years to a group of survivor-focused organizations across nine groups in Ontario, Quebec, Alberta, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, and British Columbia to support projects for victims and survivors of human trafficking.
The article reports that Minister Fraser announced support and funding aimed at victims and survivors of human trafficking.
The article reports that Minister Rechie Valdez and other officials will announce renewed federal support for crisis hotlines addressing gender-based violence in Newfoundland and Labrador.
The article reports that Indigenous Services Canada stopped reimbursing travel costs for clients and service providers under the Indian Residential Schools Resolution Health Support Program, effectively pausing travel for in-person therapy in the N.W.T.

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