A co-ordinated investigation into child pornography in Ontario, Canada, resulted in charges against 35 people across the province, police announced Wednesday.

Two child victims, one in the province, the other outside Canada, were “rescued,” police said, although they refused to provide details.

“This is a crime that, to me, is one of the most heinous one human being can commit against another,” said Ontario Police Commissioner Julian Fantino.

“(Police) will stop at nothing to hunt down child predators.”

The charges follow weeks of legwork involving 18 police services that are part of a province-wide initiative to combat child pornography.

In all, 44 search warrants were executed, leading to 122 child-porn and other charges.

Police said the individuals charged were not part of any ring.