B.C. attorney general tells inquiry about money laundering gaps between B.C. groups
Eby testified there were significant information gaps about suspicious cash at casinos during separate briefings with him from officials at the B.C. Lottery Corp. and the Gaming Policy Enforcement Branch. He told the Cullen Commission that lottery corporation officials said anti-money laundering efforts were working at casinos, while top bureaucrats at the gaming regulator expressed serious concerns about large amounts of suspicious cash at gaming outlets connected to organized crime. "The gap between the B.C. Lottery Corporation perspective and the Gaming Policy Enforcement Branch perspectiv...