VANCOUVER - B.C. Premier David Eby says he'll be pushing for federal U.S.-style anti-racketeering laws to target a spate of extortion and other organized crime when premiers meet next week.
VANCOUVER - B.C. Premier David Eby says he’ll be pushing for federal U.S.-style anti-racketeering laws to target a spate of extortion and other organized crime when premiers meet next week.
Eby says a recent U.S. investigation that resulted in the indictment of three B.C. residents highlights the need for such laws in Canada, and he’ll be pushing the idea at the Council of the Federation meeting and first ministers’ meeting with Prime Minister Mark Carney next week.
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