Executives with Great Canadian Gaming Corp. met B.C. Lottery Corp. managers in 2014 to discuss safety concerns presented by a high-stakes gambler who bought chips at River Rock Casino after receiving a suspicious delivery of $645,000 in small bills, Postmedia News has learned.
The information obtained by Postmedia sheds new light on the concerns of BCLC vice-president Brad Desmarais, a former Vancouver anti-gang cop, and the anti-money-laundering solutions he discussed with Great Canadian executives in 2014, as Chinese VIPs flooded the Richmond casino with suspect cash.
