human trafficking in Canada, Aboriginal girls remain forgotten

In my experience of working at a nonprofit organization with the government authorities, governments are more likely to respond to the pressure of the U.S. government than any other entities in the international organizations. The Canadian government's increased effort to crackdown human trafficking has brought some fruits like the arrests in Calary. However, it, nevertheless, is far from attacking the problmes of human trafficking in nationwide. Also, it appears to be a quick fix for the Canadian government to demonstrate some efforts before the U.S. authority. The crackdown seems to be concentrated on the deporation of illegal immigrations in Vancouver area, where the Olympics is scheduled to be held in 2010. Though the sex trafficking of Aboriginal girls is much serious and lasted longer than any other forms of human trafficking, the Canadian government has failed to come up with the right legal mechanism to address the issue. One can only assume that the Canadian government is perhaps more interested in accommodating the interests of the U.S. rather than those of its own citizens.   For further information, read my article on Examiner.com