The Mafia In Canada

Does anybody have any information or know of any resources (books, websites, movies etc.) on The Mob in Canada? Any information regarding the activities of The Mob in the cities of Toronto, Montreal, Vancouver, Ottawa and Hamilton would be much appreciated. Thanks.

http://gangstersinc.tripod.com/MafiaofMontreal.html

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Thanks for the link Juve!

The link Juventus provided was quite informative but does anyone else know where I could find some other stuff on The Mafia in Canada in particular in Toronto, Montreal, Vancouver, Ottawa, Hamilton and Windsor?

An alternative way to go about it would be to do a search of bios of Stefano Magaddino, who was the Don of Buffalo, NY, and Joe Bonanno's cousin. Magaddino also was the self-proclaimed boss of southern Canada. The bios might give you something.

Don Jasani,

Here is a list of books about the Canadien Mafia :


1) CHARBONNEAU, Jean-Pierre. La filière canadienne. (Préface du juge Jean-L. Dutil). Montréal, Canada: Editions de l'Homme, ©1975. 597 p., bibliography p. 596-571, index, 23 cm.Narcotics, Control of--Quebec (Province)--Montreal - Narcotics, Control of - Organized Crime.


2) The Canadian connection. (Translated from the French by James Stewart, preface by Jean L. Dutil). Ottawa, Canada: Optimum, ©1976. xvii+542 p., ill., bibliography p. 511-513, index, 24 cm. Translation of: La filière canadienne. (French). Narcotics, Control of--Quebec (Province)--Montreal - Narcotics, Control of - Organized Crime.


3) DE CHAMPLAIN, Pierre. Cosa nostra: histoire de la Mafia nord-américaine. Montréal, Canada: Libre Expression, ©1979. 264+[28] p., ill., bibliogr. p. 263-264, 21 cm.
Mafia--Canada--History - Organized Crime--United States - Organized Crime--Canada - Mafia--United States--History.


4) DUBRO, James. Mob rule: inside the Canadian Mafia. Toronto, Ont., Canada: Macmillan of Canada, ©1985. xiii+317+[16] p., ill., bibliogr. pp. 304-305, index, 24 cm.
Volpe, Paul - Criminals--Canada--Biography - Organized Crime--Canada--Case Studies - Mafia--Canada--Case Studies.


5) Edwards, Peter. 1990. Blood Brothers: How Canada's Most Powerful Mafia Family Runs Its Business. Toronto, ON: Key Porter Books.


Don Cardi

Thanks for the bibliography Don C.! I guess I'll just have to add these to my "to read" list that probably already numbers in the thousands. It might sound like a copout or whatever and I'm not like the busiest guy in the world or anything, but there just isn't enough time to read all the books I want to read and do all the things I want to do. John Lennon said it best: "Life is what happens to you while your busy making other plans."

From the article to which I've linked below (I will try to find a link to the Statistics Canada report):

A national police association is welcoming the publication of new crime data by Statistics Canada that provides the first quantitative look at gang and Mafia activity in the country.

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Annual Statscan crime report suggests increase in organized crime homicides

Web Archive link

Here is a list of some Canadian mafia books from my collection



Blood brothers - Peter Edwards
Bloodlines- Lee Lamothe & Antonio Nicaso
Business or Blood - Peter Edwards & Antonio Nicaso
Deadly Silence- Peter Edwards & Antonio Nicaso
Iced - Stephen Schneider
King of the Mob - James Dubro & Robin F. Rowland
Mafia Assassin - Cecil Kirby & Thomas C Renner
Mafia Enforcer - Thomad Renner & Cecil Kirby
Mafia Inc. - Andre Cedilot & Andre Noel
Mob Mistress - James Dubro
Mob Rule - James Dubro
Sixth Family - Lee Lamothe & Adrian Humphreys
The Canadian Connection - Jean Pierre Charboneau
The Nephew - Real Simard & Michel Vastel
Wiskey King - Trevor cole
The Weasel - Adrian Humphreys

GTA saw 36 organized crime murders in 2018, StatsCan says

https://www.thestar.com/news/gta/20...crime-murders-in-2018-statscan-says.html

Links to the Statistics Canada report and portions of it:

Police-reported crime statistics, 2018
https://www150.statcan.gc.ca/n1/daily-quotidien/190722/dq190722a-eng.htm?HPA=1 (14 pp.; downloadable PDF is 263 KB)

Police-reported organized crime, by most serious violation, Canada (selected police services)
https://www150.statcan.gc.ca/t1/tbl1/en/tv.action?pid=3510006201 (various options for downloading this table; files under 50 KB)

Police-reported crime statistics, 2018
https://www150.statcan.gc.ca/n1/pub/85-002-x/2019001/article/00013-eng.pdf (Juristat, 67 pp.; downloadable PDF is 1,580 KB)

Police-reported crime in Canada, 2018
https://www150.statcan.gc.ca/n1/en/pub/11-627-m/11-627-m2019051-eng.pdf?st=IJTuOjb1 (1-page infographic; downloadable PDF is 2.3 MB)

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GTA leads Canada in organized crime homicides, Statscan reveals in new gangland data

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/toronto/organized-crime-statistics-1.5226940