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4 items across 4 editions  ·  last active 11 Sep 26

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No. 73 · Friday, 11 September 2026

US Official Accuses RCMP of Stonewalling Fentanyl Superlab Probe

Transnational Organized CrimeCanada
So what?  A US official naming the RCMP itself — not just Beijing-based precursor suppliers — as the obstacle is an on-record complaint about the bilateral law-enforcement relationship the fentanyl fight depends on, not the usual finger-pointing at supply-side actors. If the charge holds up, expect it to resurface the next time Washington leans on fentanyl cooperation to justify pressure on Canada, a lever it has already used once this year.
Single-source · Source: Juno News (September 10, 2026)
No. 58 · Thursday, 27 August 2026

CBSA Seizes 385 Kilograms of Cocaine at Blue Water Bridge

Transnational Organized CrimeSIGNIFICANT SEIZURECanada
No. 24 · Friday, 24 July 2026

RCMP doubles its liaison presence in the U.S. and Mexico under new federal crime-fighting push

PartnershipsCanadaUnited StatesMexico
So what?  A doubled RCMP liaison footprint in Mexico specifically gives Canadian and U.S. agencies a stronger shared forward presence against the same cartel supply chains feeding both countries, widening the case for joint targeting packages over parallel national efforts. Expect Ottawa to cite the Bishnoi and Wedding cases as proof of concept when it seeks renewed funding for the program next budget cycle.
Source: Royal Canadian Mounted Police (2026-07-23)
No. 4 · Saturday, 4 July 2026

Burnaby RCMP seizes nearly seven tonnes of drugs and precursor chemicals in Richmond, B.C.

Transnational Organized CrimeSIGNIFICANT SEIZURECanada
What?  Following an April 1 raid on three homes and two shipping containers, Burnaby RCMP's Gang Enforcement Team disclosed this week it recovered 6,765 kg of finished narcotics (suspected methamphetamine, fentanyl, and oxycodone) and precursor chemicals, plus roughly $30,000 in cash, firearms including tactical shotguns, and a signal-jamming device.
Sources: Castanet · Richmond News (July 3, 2026)

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