$2M to Address Aboriginal Organized Crime
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A $2 million agreement was reached between the Government of Quebec and the Government of Quebec to support the Joint Investigative Teams project to counter organized criminal activities in the Aboriginal community. Some regions of Quebec were targeted for this assistance, including the Côte-Nord, which is the scene of violent events between drug traffickers seeking control of territories. The money will increase collaboration between the Sûreté…
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Le Nord-CôtierA $2 million agreement was reached between the Government of Quebec and the Government of Quebec to support the Joint Investigative Teams project to combat organized criminal activities in an Aboriginal setting. Some regions of Quebec were targeted for this assistance, including the Côte-Nord, which is the scene of violent events opposing [...] The post $2 million to attack organized crime in an Aboriginal setting appeared first on Le Manic.
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