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.


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