"The federal government’s Minister of Organized Crime Reduction, Bill Blair, was in B.C. this week, and no doubt got an earful on a subject increasingly garnering ugly headlines in the province: money laundering.

Most of the country knows what an easy mark British Columbia has become for international crime syndicates looking to wash their drug money through legitimate channels. And the province’s casinos, as well as the real estate, automobile and horse-racing industries have apparently been the chief conduits.

But the problem, it turns out, may be far bigger than previously imagined." ~ Gary Mason - The Globe and Mail

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