Abstract
The report Organized crime activity in Canada: a pilot survey of 16 police services is a study of the feasibility of collecting quantitative information on organized criminal activity in Canada. Sixteen major police services from across the country were asked to provide quantitative information about organized crime groups operating in their jurisdiction. This included information about the size and composition of each of these organizations, the links between various criminal organizations, and compares information about the types of illegal activities engaged in by each organization.
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