Christina Kim

Christina Kim has been a Realtor since 2016, when they began working for Keller Williams Realty. In 2018, they became the Marketing Director for Brick+Work, where they were responsible for providing a platform that encourages collaboration between developers, real estate agents, and municipalities. In 2019, they joined Keller Williams Realty Larchmont as a Realtor and ALC Member.

The Canadian Press

TORONTO -- The Ontario government is introducing legislation that would give police and prosecutors more tools to crack down on human trafficking.

The proposed law would amend the Criminal Code to make it easier to prosecute traffickers and give police more powers to investigate cases.

It would also allow for the seizure of proceeds of crime and the forfeiture of property used in trafficking.

The legislation would also create a new offence of advertising sexual services of a person under 18.

The proposed law would also allow for the creation of a new court system to handle human trafficking cases.

The government says the new court would provide victims with more support, including access to specialized services such as counselling and legal advice.

The legislation would also create a new offence of advertising sexual services of a person under 18.

The government says the proposed law would also create a new court system to handle human trafficking cases.

The proposed law would also allow for the creation of a new court system to handle human trafficking cases.

The government says the new court would provide victims with more support, including access to specialized services such as counselling and legal advice.

The legislation would also create a new offence of advertising sexual services of a person under 18.

The government says the proposed law would also create a new court system to handle human trafficking cases.

The proposed law would also allow for the creation of a new court system to handle human trafficking cases.

The government says the new court would provide victims with more support, including access to specialized services such as counselling and legal advice.