In 1992, Hana Gartner was the first to tell most Canadians about the vast quantities of drugs from South America smuggled into Canada by a Mennonite mob. In that investigation, the intrepid Gartner tracked down Abe Harms, the founding father of the Mennonite drug connection, at his farm in Cuauhtemoc, Mexico. For more on what has happened since Harms' son Enrique took over the family business watch The Mennonite Connection Friday at 9 PM on CBC. | The Fifth Estate

32 reactions | “In our conference we have had the opportunity to see the justice of God through the migrants that have been travelling in caravans through Mexico to get to the USA. Their faith and disposition to suffering has moved us... It has been an opportunity to serve, to open our eyes to what God is doing." - Carlos Martínez García, Conferencia de Iglesias Evangélicas Anabautistas Menonitas de México (CIEAMM) | Mennonite World Conference - MWC CMM | Facebook