The Manitoba government has issued a directive requiring Manitoba Liquor & Lotteries (MLL) officials to report suspicious casino transactions directly to law enforcement, a move aimed at curbing money laundering linked to the drug trade. The new measure, announced by Premier Wab Kinew at Club Re
Manitoba Liquor & Lotteries (MBLL) has filed a legal challenge against offshore gambling operator Bodog, seeking to prevent the company from offering services in the province.The Crown corporation submitted an injunction to the Manitoba Court of King's Bench, arguing that Bodog’s operations viol
The provincial government has ordered Manitoba Liquor & Lotteries officials to report suspicious transactions at its casinos to police in an effort to crack down on money laundering, which is often connected to the drug trade.“(The directive) will help people build cases, that will help officers
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