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True Crime Canada
True Crime Canada
14 episodes
4 days ago
True Crime Canada began on Youtube in 2021 , focusing on historical Canadian cases including the bizarre, solved, unsolved murders, and missing persons.
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True Crime Canada began on Youtube in 2021 , focusing on historical Canadian cases including the bizarre, solved, unsolved murders, and missing persons.
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$18 Million Dollar Maple Syrup Heist
True Crime Canada
41 minutes 27 seconds
10 months ago
$18 Million Dollar Maple Syrup Heist

The Great Canadian Maple Syrup Heist is one of the most bizarre crimes and most expensive heists in Canadian history. Between 2011 & 2012, Avik Caron, barrel roller Richard Vallières and their band of thieves managed to steal $18.7 million Canadian dollars worth of Quebec maple syrup from the The Canadian Strategic Maple Syrup Reserve warehouse located in Saint-Louis-de-Blandford, Quebec, to sell on the syrup black market. This warehouse was leased by the Federation of Quebec Maple Syrup Producers, a government approved maple syrup cartel, responsible for managing the supply, marketing and sales of Quebec maple syrup. ★Support my work here - Buy me a Coffee → https://www.buymeacoffee.com/TrueCrimeCanada

True Crime Canada
True Crime Canada began on Youtube in 2021 , focusing on historical Canadian cases including the bizarre, solved, unsolved murders, and missing persons.