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Surrey structural insecurity, Dirty money washed in BC, & Canada's Wrongfully Convicted
Chapter 1
Jon’s Editorial
Do we need an inquiry into the money laundering crisis that has been discovered in our province? I give you a few of my thoughts on the subject.
Chapter 2
A structural engineer has been banned from working in BC and will pay $240,000 in penalties and costs after a residential condo tower in Surrey in which he presided over the design, failed building code standards. Which building, you ask? The City of Surrey says it won’t be making that public, citing confidentiality.
Guest: Global News Senior Reporter Janet Brown
Chapter 3
Peter German’s report outlined the sheer extent to which dirty money is flowing through our province, the majority of which, $5 billion, through real estate. But dirty money isn’t just found in real estate. Earlier this week Doug Le Pard released the details of another report finding the rot extends to the luxury car market. We speak with him about the details.
Guest: Peter German investigator Doug Le Pard
Chapter 4
Canada’s Wrongfully Convicted
In the final installment of this series by the Jon McComb show, we examine what changes need to be made to the justice system to ensure innocent people don’t slip through the cracks.
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By CuriouscastChapter 1
Jon’s Editorial
Do we need an inquiry into the money laundering crisis that has been discovered in our province? I give you a few of my thoughts on the subject.
Chapter 2
A structural engineer has been banned from working in BC and will pay $240,000 in penalties and costs after a residential condo tower in Surrey in which he presided over the design, failed building code standards. Which building, you ask? The City of Surrey says it won’t be making that public, citing confidentiality.
Guest: Global News Senior Reporter Janet Brown
Chapter 3
Peter German’s report outlined the sheer extent to which dirty money is flowing through our province, the majority of which, $5 billion, through real estate. But dirty money isn’t just found in real estate. Earlier this week Doug Le Pard released the details of another report finding the rot extends to the luxury car market. We speak with him about the details.
Guest: Peter German investigator Doug Le Pard
Chapter 4
Canada’s Wrongfully Convicted
In the final installment of this series by the Jon McComb show, we examine what changes need to be made to the justice system to ensure innocent people don’t slip through the cracks.