The Encyclopedia of Canadian Organized Crime surveys criminal networks that have operated across Canada, spanning early smuggling and Prohibition-era tunnels through to contemporary mafia families.

Compiled from investigative reporting and archival research, the book presents compact entries on influential figures, criminal families and defining events. Each entry situates people and incidents within wider regional and historical contexts to show how organized crime adapted over time.

Ideal for students, journalists and readers of true-crime history, this updated edition works as both a reference and an accessible overview of Canada's underworld and law-enforcement responses.

• Coverage from Prohibition-era activity to modern organized crime
• Profiles of major figures and criminal families
• Concise, research-friendly entries for quick reference

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