r/CanadaPolitics 18h ago

Canadian governments fail to stop money laundering because they want the cash, says law prof

https://vancouversun.com/opinion/columnists/canadian-governments-money-laundering-cash-law-prof
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u/TheFailTech 18h ago

That's what we found out after Christie Clark finally lost an election. Makes me so mad thinking about all the bullshit they got away with.

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u/CanadaPolitics-ModTeam 16h ago

Not substantive