ADAM OLSEN: PacNet is a firm that was alleged to be involved in money-laundering ... they were actually getting tax credits from Advantage BC
In late February, I and my BC Green Caucus colleagues, called for a full independent public inquiry into money-laundering in British Columbia. The call came after two weeks of questions in Question Period on the deeply troubling connections in our casinos, real estate market, luxury cars, horse racing, drug cartels and opioid crisis. BC’s Attorney General, David Eby, clearly has a handle on this file. With Dr. Peter German’s first report opening a crack in the door, and two further reports to come by the end of March, the investigation is well underway. The constant flow of allegations in the media is really disturbing. It is shocking that this situation has gotten so out of hand. Serious allegations BC Attorney General David Eby When I asked Minister Eby about money-laundering in Question Period he responded: “ But even more serious than that is when you look at cases like (BC based) PacNet. PacNet is a firm that was alleged to...