Katarina Szulc

You set up shop.

You increase profit.

You tell all these guys that are already there, hey, look, if you let us, Sinaloa or Jalisco in to work with you guys, we're going to quadruple profits.

I think the majority has moved to Canada.

Yes.

I am 99% sure about that because you can never be 100% sure, but I am so sure about that.

Last summer, I wanted to crack down on this story because I had an individual reach out to me who was an operative for the Sinaloa cartel working in Canada, running these labs.

And he showed me the labs that the Sinaloa cartel is operating with.

Yeah.

They're putting them in suburban sort of.

So they're particularly in the West Coast, in BC and in Alberta, which is like a prairie province.

And so there's a lot of farmland and it's residential.

And prior to this, it was meth labs that they had running out there.

And there would always be like a random meth lab explosion in Abbotsford or, you know, this is like a smaller city.

And then these turned into fentanyl labs that were completely under the radar because we also didn't have Canadian law enforcement patrolling these areas to an extent that they would patrol a large city like Vancouver or Toronto.

So you're bringing in precursors from the Port of Vancouver easily because less than 1% of cargo that comes into the Port of Vancouver is actually inspected by authorities or- Less than how much?

That is an official number, yes.

So the majority of the cargo that's coming into the port of Vancouver is unmonitored.

And you have longshoremen that are on organized crime payroll or turning a blind eye.

These precursors are being brought to labs throughout the lower mainland.