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Recommendations on how to combat money laundering in British Columbia and Canada have stacked up in the past year.

There are 122 recommendations generated by three independent reports from B.C. and a fourth report from a federal parliamentary committee. The recommendations are meant to eliminate regulatory gaps, bring transparency to property ownership, improve co-operation among agencies and enhance criminal investigations and prosecutions.

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Postmedia created a searchable database that will be updated periodically to track both governments’ progress on implementing the recommendations: