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Members of the Sackler family, the billionaire owners of OxyContin manufacturer Purdue Pharma, agree to $6 billion settlement

A special prosecutor has made the decision not to approve any charges arising from the "E-Nationalize" investigation.

A money laundering investigation into casino transactions and organized crime in B.C. has resulted in no charges, according to the B.C. Prosecution Service

A special prosecutor has made the decision not to approve any charges arising from the "E-Nationalize" investigation.

Money laundering can be hard to detect, which is why there are strict reporting rules casinos and gaming halls have to follow. Suspicious and large cash transactions have to be flagged — but some experts believe Quebec casinos and gaming halls remain easy targets for organized crime.

A report commissioned by B.C.'s attorney general and public safety minister says the province needs to invest heavily in non-police resources to address the mental health and substance use problems that have led to an increased perception of crime in communities.

Is the criminal justice system in BC broken? Many residents believe it is, but the BC Prosecution Service is taking aim at that idea.

Justin Collins was spotted in a parking lot in downtown Kelowna Thursday morning, allegedly tampering with a vehicle, said police.

Its the latest defamation case to be tossed out under B.C.s new Anti-SLAPP legislation.

A tip jar thief who was caught on camera may be responsible for hundreds of other crimes in BC and Metro Vancouver.