BC casinos’ revenue growth stalls on new money laundering rules
British Columbia's biggest casinos report flat revenue growth in 2018 following introduction of new anti-money laundering regulations.
Casino money launderers to be returned $2 million in assets
The BC Supreme Court has ordered cash returned to a lucky couple after it decided that the Civil Forfeiture Office didn’t do a good job of arguing its case.
BC casinos’ table revenue slides on new money laundering rules
British Columbia Lottery Corp reports modest revenue rise in fiscal 2018-19 despite table game revenue tumbling after new anti-money laundering rules.
Canada refuses to investigate depth of money-laundering scandal
After about eight years, there is still no clear resolution to what has been described as a massive money-laundering enterprise running rampant in British Columbia’s casinos.
British Columbia casinos to face new money laundering inquiry
Canadian province of British Columbia to launch fresh inquiry into money laundering activity in numerous sectors, including the gaming industry.
Parq Vancouver receives a lifeline, will stay afloat
Parq has announced that it has picked up a new equity partner and has been able to refinance its massive loans, according to company executives.
BCLC needs help fixing anti-money laundering system
The BC Lottery Commission (BCLC), admits the inability of the current system to oversee and implement policies in its jurisdictions.
Embattled Parq Vancouver casino defaults on loan payment
The luxury casino in British Columbia, Parq Vancouver, has defaulted on a loan payment after deferring payment twice.
British Columbia’s casino sector is one giant black eye
British Columbia's River Rock Casino accused of turning a blind eye toward VIPs abusing its staff and allowing loan sharks to operate openly.
Casinos in British Columbia may soon stop using cash
Delta Mayor George Harvie is using cashless casinos as part of his political campaign when he was running for mayor, according to reports.
