Attorney General 'incredibly disappointed' by charges stayed in B.C.'s largest money-laundering case

B.C. Attorney General David Eby reacted strongly Wednesday to news that criminal charges in B.C.’s largest money-laundering case had been stayed, calling the inability to prosecute these cases a crisis.
“I was incredibly disappointed — as I imagine are many British Columbians,” Eby told reporters at a news conference in Vancouver.
He said he learned that criminal charges in the RCMP’s E-Pirate money laundering investigation had been stayed after reading about it in