Canadian border guards seized more than $13 million worth of drugs in March

Police have arrested a Toronto couple after Canadian Border Guards seized 300 kilograms of methamphetamine drugs from a truck in March.

The drugs seized had a market value of more than $13 million.

The drugs were seized from a semitruck at the Ambassador Bridge border in Windsor, RCMP said, with border agents arresting the driver at the scene and turning him over to police, who was later released without charge and has since been released.

An investigation was launched to find out where the huge drug supply was going and who was behind the shipment.

Investigation lead to a 33-year-old man and a 35-year-old woman from Toronto.

When the authorities raided the couple's house, 100 kilos of methamphetamines, one kilogram of opium and other drugs were recovered from there.

Police have not released their names at this time, but said both are facing multiple charges related to drug and money laundering.