Canadian authorities seized $83 million worth of cocaine that initially flowed into the country from the Mexico-US border – the largest of its kind in Toronto’s history, officials announced Tuesday. The record-breaking bust with alleged ties to a notorious cartel resulted in more than 835 kilograms of the drug being confiscated after an investigation,

Toronto police say the largest cocaine bust in their history looks to be tied to a notorious Mexican cartel. Supt. Paul MacIntyre says police seized 835 kilograms of cocaine that has the “hallmarks” of the Jalisco New Generation Cartel.