A Brampton man has been sentenced to 15 years in an American prison for hiring truck drivers to smuggle $120-million worth of cocaine into Canada from the United States.

Parminder Sidhu, 43, who owned a Brampton trucking company called Prime 9, was sentenced in a Buffalo court. He was the last of six men convicted in the international drug smuggling conspiracy to be sentenced.

Assistant U.S. Attorney Timothy C. Lynch said in a release that between 2009 and 2011, Sidhu, Michael Bagri, Ravinder Arora, Alvin Randhawa, Gursharan Singh and Harinder Dhaliwal conspired to smuggle cocaine across the border in transport trucks.

A search of Sidhu’s Brampton home following his 2011 arrest in the U.S. turned up drug ledgers that provided details of nine smuggling trips in 2009 and 2010, according to U.S. officials. The trips involved 1,617 kilograms of cocaine brought into Canada from the U.S.