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Aug 4, 2026
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B.C. law to combat money laundering still not in force three years after being introduced
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B.C. law to combat money laundering still not in force three years after being introduced
While a Money Services Business Act was introduced in 2023, there are no powers because regulations that set out the rules and penalties have not been created
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By Gordon Hoekstra
Published Aug 04, 2026
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