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Cambrian Credit Union in Canada has been fined $116,160 by FINTRAC for failing to meet anti-money laundering obligations, including reporting and risk assessment.
Canadian authorities arrest Toronto man for violating sanctions by exporting restricted technology to Russia. Charges filed under federal sanctions law.
Two individuals in Regina, Saskatchewan, have been charged with laundering and fraud following a major investigation into financial crimes linked to drug trafficking.
Canadian watchdog FINTRAC has fined Marouf Management Inc. over $249,000 for serious breaches of anti-money laundering rules, including unreported Iran-linked transactions.
Canadian police seize 17,000 illicit cannabis plants and charge six in an international smuggling and money laundering operation linked to identity fraud.
Canadian police arrest two men in Oakville, Ontario, following a human trafficking probe involving multiple victims and financial evidence from FINTRAC.
Canada’s Finance Ministry uses new powers to counter foreign money laundering and terror financing risks through directives and transaction restrictions.
FINTRAC fines Mississauga-based Cash Shop #27 for not providing compliance documents during anti-money laundering examination. Penalty of $33,000 issued.
A Burnaby man is charged in connection with a $47 million interprovincial money laundering scheme involving unregistered money services and illegal cannabis.
FINTRAC imposes $2.45 million penalty on Exchange Bank of Canada for serious anti-money laundering compliance violations, including failure to report suspicious transactions.
Canadian investment dealer Canaccord Genuity Corp. fined $544,500 for failing to comply with federal anti-money laundering regulations, according to FINTRAC.
Canadian authorities have charged two individuals and one company with 29 offences in a $40 million money laundering case involving transfers from the UAE.