B.C.'s casino regulator received a complaint alleging B.C. Lottery Corp.'s management could have been pressured to allow dirty cash to enter casinos.

Documents indicate casino company involvement in the election campaign of former Coquitlam mayor Jon Kingsbury, who reversed his anti-gambling position.

A casino employee concerned about workplace safety informed the company’s founder that she felt staff had to “accept doing business ... with organized crime."

She didn’t know exactly what she was seeing, but one woman's documents appear to provide a view from the casino floor as frightened staff witnessed the arrival of casino gangs.

The U.S. State Department says Canada is being exploited by sophisticated transnational organized crime and professional drug-money launderers.

Whistle-blowers from B.C.'s casino industry believe government officials could be investigated for deliberately allowing dirty money to flood government casinos.

Paul King Jin continued to deliver cash to his Chinese VIP clients at River Rock Casino despite a five-year ban, according to documents obtained by Global News.

Critics are raising more questions about Peter German's review of B.C. casinos

A University of Ottawa law professor believes that loopholes in ethics laws have often allowed Canadian parliamentarians to serve their own personal and corporate interests, instead of the public.

Minister Bill Blair has been directed to tackle money laundering in B.C. connected to Canada's fentanyl crisis