🇨🇦 Extortion drops in B.C. — because suspects just moved to the next province

RCMP Deputy Commissioner Dwayne McDonald claims victory over extortion despite admitting suspects are simply mobile and crossing provincial lines. Surrey still logged 98 extortion cases in under five months this year, 16 involving gunfire. The solution? A roundtable. A community advisory group. And 446 immigration investigations into foreign nationals confirmed by CBSA — a silent admission that mass migration imported organized crime along with it.

This is how federal incompetence gets rebranded as provincial progress. Criminals who shouldn't have been here in the first place are now bouncing between provinces while ministers pat themselves on the back for slowing the burn rate in one city. The public safety minister calls this her top priority. The South Asian business community is relocating their families. But sure, call it a win.

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