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How deadly fentanyl builds gorgeous BC mansions

December 7, 2018
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This is a story that spans the globe and touches on almost every major issue facing Canada’s westernmost province. The full scope of the criminal enterprise that brings deadly drugs to Canada is staggering, and so far police haven’t been able to stop it. We’ll take you inside the sprawling Global News investigation that draws a direct line from the drugs to the mainland to the streets and back into Vancouver’s insane real estate market.

What will it take to stop it? What will happen to the real estate market if it does? And how many people will die before we get a handle on it?

GUEST: Sam Cooper, Global News Investigative Reporter

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