A labour-trafficking investigation by Halton police has resulted in the arrests of two women.
Police say the accused allegedly arranged and facilitated the transport of a woman from Africa to Canada in late 2018, when she was exploited for labour purposes in Halton.
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As a result of the investigation, an Oakville woman was arrested last week, while the other accused, from Montreal, was taken into custody on Wednesday.
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Police say to protect the identity of the victim, the names of the suspects will not be released.
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