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Avoid Cannabis Act Charges: Prevention Tips

by Canada Crime May 15, 2025

by Canada Crime May 15, 2025

Did you know over 25% of cannabis users in Canada don’t know the rules under the Cannabis Act? This can lead to …
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Cannabis Act – Distribution: Canada’s Legal Guidelines

by Canada Crime May 14, 2025

by Canada Crime May 14, 2025

In 2018, nearly 25% of Canadians aged 15-24 used cannabis. This fact shows why Canada created strict rules for plant-based products. These …

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Sinaloa Cartel Civil War Escalates, Fueling Fentanyl Crisis and Violence in Canada

Origins and Escalation of the Sinaloa Cartel Split

The Sinaloa Cartel, once unified under Joaquín “El Chapo” Guzmán, fragmented after his capture and extradition. The cartel is now divided primarily between “Los Chapitos,” led by El Chapo’s sons, and a faction loyal to veteran boss Ismael “El Mayo” Zambada. This rivalry has led to increased violence, notably after the arrests of key figures such as Ovidio Guzmán López, sparking deadly confrontations in cartel strongholds like Culiacán.

Impact on the Drug Trade and Canada

The internal conflict has disrupted established trafficking routes, allowing rival groups, including the Jalisco New Generation Cartel (CJNG), to expand northward. Both factions and rivals have exploited these openings to increase the production and smuggling of synthetic opioids, especially fentanyl and methamphetamine, into Canadian cities. This has contributed to alarming rises in opioid-related deaths across Canada’s major urban centers.

Changing Alliances and Escalation Risks

Shifting alliances between cartel factions and their rivals have intensified violence in Mexico, with mass killings and attacks on law enforcement becoming more frequent. These conflicts have consequences beyond Mexico’s borders, facilitating the more brazen movement of weapons, money, and drugs across the United States and Canada through organized networks.

Weapons Flow and Escalation

The civil war is fueled in part by an influx of illegal firearms, primarily sourced from the United States. These advanced weapons have escalated the cartels’ firepower, enabling sustained conflict with government forces and sustaining drug flows that exacerbate Canada’s opioid crisis.

Broader Implications

The ongoing Sinaloa Cartel civil war is reshaping Mexican organized crime dynamics while contributing directly to Canada’s public health and safety challenges. Increased cartel violence, disrupted drug trafficking routes, and a surge of synthetic drug availability mark a new phase of narco warfare with serious cross-border ramifications.

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