How Mexican cartels and Chinese criminal networks are moving 'cocaine of the sea' through Canadian ports
Chinese crime networks and Mexican cartels are using Canadian ports to trade highly lucrative fish bladders for the precursor chemicals needed to produce fentanyl.
B.C. ports are frozen amid a labour dispute. What does this mean for Canadians?
A major trade artery was shut down on Monday when employers locked out more than 700 foremen at ports across British Columbia ...
Clearwater Seafoods lays off employees at 2 Nova Scotia facilities
Fishing giant Clearwater Seafoods has laid off employees at two of its Nova Scotia facilities as a result of recent changes ...
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How Mexican cartels and Chinese criminal networks are moving 'cocaine of the sea' through Canadian ports
The seven-page document says western ports are a target, and that "people in Canada regularly engage in ... they've been dubbed "the cocaine of the sea." Totoaba swim bladders are sold on the ...
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How Mexican cartels and Chinese criminal networks are moving ’cocaine of the sea’ through Canadian ports
The seven-page document says western ports are a target, and that people in Canada regularly engage in ... they've been dubbed the cocaine of the sea. Totoaba swim bladders are sold on the ...