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Chapter 1:
-An independent report into widespread money laundering in Metro Vancouver casinos is calling on the establishment of a police unit to be created solely to investigate the legal-gaming industry. The recommendation is just one of 48 put forward in a report from Peter German that was released on Wednesday morning.
Chapter 2:
-Yesterday, former RCMP Deputy Commissioner Peter German delivered a scathing report which detailed the extent to which money laundering has run rampant in BC casinos for more than a decade. He blamed a “collective system failure” which has led to more than $100 million being washed through what he called “laundromats”, or, BC’s casinos.
Chapter 3:
-A new report by Angus Reid has found Canadians are more likely to blame drivers than cyclists for conflicts on the road. Two thirds of urban Canadians support bike lanes, but far fewer want to see more of them in their cities.
Chapter 4:
-It was a brutal indictment of the BC Liberals and the NDP will keep heaping even more blame after the report on money laundering in BC dropped yesterday. The Province newspaper's Michael Smyth is here with his take on the day's headlines.
Chapter 5:
-Yesterday, former RCMP Assistant Commissioner Peter German handed down a scathing report into the state of affairs surrounding BC’s casinos - and the widespread practice of money laundering. Extensive investigative reporting by Global’s Sam Cooper and the Globe and Mail’s Kathy Tomlinson helped unearth just how deep the problem went. What’s Sam’s reaction to the report?
Chapter 6:
-Why did no one act to prevent the widespread and entrenched practice of money laundering even after evidence emerged?
Chapter 7:
-Who is to blame for the millions of dollars that have been laundered through BC Casinos over the last decade? A brutal report was released yesterday which showed a complete meltdown at every level when it came to tackling the issue of dirty money in the province. Listen to Jon's thoughts on the report.
Chapter 8:
-Germany being knocked out of the World Cup is a big surprise to most. But when you think about it, the defending champs usually don’t win back to back tournaments due to player rosters getting old and tired.
Chapter 9:
-An independent report into widespread money laundering in Metro Vancouver casinos is calling on the establishment of a police unit to be created solely to investigate the legal-gaming industry.
Chapter 10:
-On Sunday, the retaliatory Canadian tariffs on imports of steel, aluminum and other products from the US will kick in. What do Canadian businesses need to do to remain competitive in this protectionist Trump era?
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By CuriouscastChapter 1:
-An independent report into widespread money laundering in Metro Vancouver casinos is calling on the establishment of a police unit to be created solely to investigate the legal-gaming industry. The recommendation is just one of 48 put forward in a report from Peter German that was released on Wednesday morning.
Chapter 2:
-Yesterday, former RCMP Deputy Commissioner Peter German delivered a scathing report which detailed the extent to which money laundering has run rampant in BC casinos for more than a decade. He blamed a “collective system failure” which has led to more than $100 million being washed through what he called “laundromats”, or, BC’s casinos.
Chapter 3:
-A new report by Angus Reid has found Canadians are more likely to blame drivers than cyclists for conflicts on the road. Two thirds of urban Canadians support bike lanes, but far fewer want to see more of them in their cities.
Chapter 4:
-It was a brutal indictment of the BC Liberals and the NDP will keep heaping even more blame after the report on money laundering in BC dropped yesterday. The Province newspaper's Michael Smyth is here with his take on the day's headlines.
Chapter 5:
-Yesterday, former RCMP Assistant Commissioner Peter German handed down a scathing report into the state of affairs surrounding BC’s casinos - and the widespread practice of money laundering. Extensive investigative reporting by Global’s Sam Cooper and the Globe and Mail’s Kathy Tomlinson helped unearth just how deep the problem went. What’s Sam’s reaction to the report?
Chapter 6:
-Why did no one act to prevent the widespread and entrenched practice of money laundering even after evidence emerged?
Chapter 7:
-Who is to blame for the millions of dollars that have been laundered through BC Casinos over the last decade? A brutal report was released yesterday which showed a complete meltdown at every level when it came to tackling the issue of dirty money in the province. Listen to Jon's thoughts on the report.
Chapter 8:
-Germany being knocked out of the World Cup is a big surprise to most. But when you think about it, the defending champs usually don’t win back to back tournaments due to player rosters getting old and tired.
Chapter 9:
-An independent report into widespread money laundering in Metro Vancouver casinos is calling on the establishment of a police unit to be created solely to investigate the legal-gaming industry.
Chapter 10:
-On Sunday, the retaliatory Canadian tariffs on imports of steel, aluminum and other products from the US will kick in. What do Canadian businesses need to do to remain competitive in this protectionist Trump era?