From my experience I can tell you that, at first, there was a lot. When I reached retirement, in 2006, I think Quebec police officers led by example, and those from Ontario quickly followed. Now, with regard to all the major organized crime files, regardless of what they are, the Hells Angels, the West End Gang, the Italians, there's a round table and operation leaders meet at specific times. The cases are totally covered, with all available information, for everyone: there's a complete exchange. Across the country, it's obviously not yet perfect, but the best example is that of Quebec. With Ontario, those two provinces are currently the leaders in this area. Even though there are still some hitches in other provinces, the idea has been implanted. Police officers obviously know that the best results are obtained when they work together.
