Canadian crooks laundered money through casinos using gov’t accounts
It doesn’t appear that the money-laundering saga plaguing Canada is going to go away anytime soon.
It doesn’t appear that the money-laundering saga plaguing Canada is going to go away anytime soon.
Nevada's Paragon Gaming sells majority stake in struggling Parq Vancouver casino to PBC Group, a minority stakeholder in the joint venture project.
Parq Vancouver, British Columbia's newest and largest gaming venue, reports losses of C$108.3m in the first nine months of 2018.
Casinos in British Columbia have been reeling from the fallout of a money-laundering scandal that has now spanned more than three years – and counting.
Parq Vancouver casino denies 'profiling' claim by hip hop megstar Drake, saying it was only following BC's strict new anti-money laundering rules.
BC Lottery Corporation appoints third-party auditor after finding need for "additional third-party oversight" of AML compliance at three largest casinos.
Global News reports that staff at British Columbia's River Rock Casino shred documents related to VIP gambling transactions.
British Columbia's government-run online gambling monopoly reports revenue rising 14.5% to C$180.6m despite customer ranks appearing to remain static.
Great Canadian Gaming Corp could face fresh probe in British Columbia over allegations of undisclosed Asian ownership in former casino cruise operation.
A savage new government report says British Columbia needs to establish an independent gaming regulator to rein in money laundering at BC casinos.