VANCOUVER - Court and immigration board records show that a British Columbia suspect indicted by U.S. authorities over alleged international organized crime was previously convicted of cross-border drug smuggling in
VANCOUVER - Court and immigration board records show that a British Columbia suspect indicted by U.S. authorities over alleged international organized crime was previously convicted of cross-border drug smuggling in the United States, but was allowed to stay in Canada after his release.
An attempt to deport Gurtej Singh Smagh, who goes by Raj Smagh, from Canada in 2008 because of his crimes was overturned by the Immigration and Refugee Board.
Guramrit Sidhu, of Brampton, could have faced a life sentence but his sentence was lower for pleading guilty and not fighting the…
U.S. officials released an indictment that lays out details of a drug distribution network of an Indian drug trafficking group…
OTTAWA - A man convicted of arson and firing a gun at Indo-Canadian pop star AP Dhillon's British Columbia home in 2024 has been…
Brampton trucker Guramrit Sidhu was sentenced in Los Angeles on Thursday after pleading guilty to leading a criminal organization…
An Ontario man convicted in the United States of running a drug-trafficking operation across the border into Canada has been…
VANCOUVER - A West Vancouver man named in an American indictment as part of a multipronged investigation into international…
