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about $2-billion worth of suspected laundering to law enforcement authorities last year.
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Risks: Money laundering, Organized crime, Reputational risk, Terrorism, Canada: white-collar crime haven, Canada, 20051109 Bank regulator
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it has infiltrated just about every aspect of everyday life, says Chris Mathers, a former RCMP undercover operator who posed as a money launderer and drug trafficker for 20 years, infiltrating Russian
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In the recordings, Mr. Rosenfeld boasted that he had been "cleaning money" for more than a decade and said he had been operating offshore bank accounts for 24 years. He also talked about
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I called the mechanic and explained I would be about 10 minutes late because I had to go to Money Mart to take out a cash advance."
In big cities, they're everywhere. At last count in Toronto
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Four bandits kidnapped a family and held them hostage during a well-planned raid on two Toronto Money Marts. They held four adults and two children hostage at a family home overnight
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is clearly exhibited in a particularly ugly situation: a federal official privately said that so much cocaine money exists in one particular market that if the RCMP went after it and seized it as profit
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of the scale of money laundering in Canada is plausible. "It's many times bigger than what's been tracked so far," said Chris Walker, president of About Business Crime Solutions, a firm
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is about the provincial average.
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Risks: Class-action lawsuits: lawyers take majority of risks (& spoils), Criminal interest rates, Lawsuits, class-action, Preying on the economically poor, Usury, Canada, 20090429 Money Mart
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for seven years – they ran the risk of losing it all.”
The story of the six-year, hard-fought legal battle against Money Mart has several twists. The lawsuit, launched on behalf of about 210,000 Money Mart
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a sentencing hearing for Toronto lawyer Simon Rosenfeld, who was convicted of money laundering last month. Mr. Rosenfeld was one of about 55 Canadian and U.S. citizens arrested in 2002 as part of an RCMP-FBI
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