Current, Former B.C. Cabinet Ministers Questioned During Money Laundering Investigation

Current, Former B.C. Cabinet Ministers Questioned During Money Laundering Investigation
Commissioner Austin Cullen listens to introductions before opening statements at the Commission of Inquiry into Money Laundering in British Columbia, in Vancouver on Feb. 24, 2020. The Canadian Press/Darryl Dyck
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Following the testimony of former British Columbia premier Christy Clark, the inquiry into money laundering in the province has moved forward with testimony from current and former high-profile provincial officials.

The Cullen Commission recently questioned former attorney general Shirley Bond, former finance minister Mike de Jong, former assistant deputy minister of policing Kevin Begg, and former deputy minister responsible for gaming Lori Wanamaker. The commission also heard from current Attorney General David Eby, who helped set up the commission, and MLA Rich Coleman, who was the former minister in charge of gaming.

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