The Langley-area politician was the minister responsible for disbanding a RCMP unit that critics say could have helped stop the wave of money laundering in B.C. casinos.

Attorney General David Eby says the BC Liberals shouldn't pick and choose what documents the public inquiry into money laundering has access to.

BC Liberal Leader Andrew Wilkinson says his staff will review the documents before turning them over to the money laundering public inquiry.

The B.C. Liberals are suggesting that changes within their own caucus could be on the way.

B.C. Premier John Horgan is not ruling out a public inquiry into money laundering but would prefer a less expensive internal probe.

Attorney General David Eby is asking for Liberal leader Andrew Wilkinson's help to obtain agreement of the previous government to waive cabinet privilege on documents related to money laundering.

Political heavyweight Rich Coleman has decided to abandon a potential bid to be the next mayor of Surrey.

"That security manager then escorted the loan shark to an area within that casino that everyone knew was not covered by cameras."

The former head of B.C.'s Integrated Illegal Gambling Enforcement Team (IIGET) says the B.C. Liberals didn't crack down on money laundering in casinos because they didn't want to disrupt the flow of money.

Former BC Liberal Solicitor General Rich Coleman says he "tried my best" in dealing with money laundering at casinos while in government.