Three card dealers working at Vancouver's recently opened Parq Casino were fired last year for cheating and "collusion" with players, records obtained by CBC reveal. 's freedom of information law, state the players were paid amounts of $37,000, $40,000 and $43,000 in casino chips by the dealers — amounts the players were "not entitled" to receive. Making a deal: dealers at Vancouver's Parq Casino slipped poker chips to players. Money laundering at River RockThere was also one case of money laundering involving a casino employee noted at Richmond's River Rock Casino in 2017. At Chances Casino in Kelowna, an employee was fired for stealing cigarettes and a lighter from another employee.

Source: CBC News March 25, 2019 10:52 UTC