B.C. says Kelowna man laundered cash for Quebec criminal organization
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B.C. says Kelowna man laundered cash for Quebec criminal organization
The B.C. government is alleging a Kelowna man who worked at Tim Hortons laundered hundreds of thousands for a Quebec organized crime group.
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By Kim Bolan
Published Jul 03, 2026
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