List of gangs in Canada

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This article lists the notable gangs, security threat groups, criminal enterprises and related syndicates which participate in organized crime within various parts of Canada. Some of these organizations are based elsewhere (in other countries), but have members, chapters and/or operations set up in Canada.

Multiracial groups[]

See also: 2009 Vancouver gang war
  • The 1%ers Syndicate/Cartel, in Winnipeg (multicultural, Indo-Caribbean, Caucasian, Asian, black, native)
  • Bacon Brothers - Red Scorpions (Apart of the Wolfpack Gang Alliance)
  • EOA (East of Adelaide) - A conglomerate of street gangs and individual's involved in the narcotics trade based in the east end of London, Ontario. These neighborhood gangs are linked together by London Police Service into a single entity known as EOA due to the fact that they are all connected to the same supplier. The city's largest organization crime group as a whole.[1]
  • Five Point Generalz[2]
  • H-Block – London, Ontario based street gang[1]
  • Kipps Lane Crew (KLC) - London, Ontario based street gang. Operates in the north-east of London.[1]
  • Ledbury-Banff Crips[3][4][5][6]
  • Mongrel Mob - 1 chapter in Montreal
  • Red Scorpions (Apart of the Wolfpack Gang Alliance)
  • United Nations gang (Primarily Caucasian, Asian, Indo-Canadian, and Persian)

Aboriginal-based[]

Main article: Aboriginal-based organized crime (Canada)
  • Crazy Cree[7]
  • Crazy Indians Brotherhood
  • Crazy Indian Nomads
  • Crypts[8]
  • Death Do Us Part[8]
  • Deuce[9]
  • Easy Money Crips[10]
  • FRB
  • Hustle Crew
  • Indian Posse – Canada's largest organized crime group as a whole.[citation needed]
  • Kelowna Warriors[11]
  • Manitoba Warriors – Winnipeg based street gang.
  • Mixed Blood[8]
  • Most Organized Brothers (a.k.a. MOB)[12]
    • MOB 334
    • MOB Squad
  • Native Syndicate[13][14]
  • Native Syndicate Killers[15]
  • Redd Alert
  • Ruthless Posse[16][17]
  • Saskatchewan Warriors – Saskatoon based street gang.[18][19]
  • Terror Squad[20]
  • Tribal Brotherz[7]
  • West End Boys[8]
  • West Side Soldiers
  • West Side Outlawz

Black/African-Canadian[]

See also: List of Bloods subgroups § Canada, and List of Crips subgroups § Canada

Caribbean[]

  • Crackdown Posse – A Crip set in Montreal with members of mostly Haitian origin[67][68]
  • Downtown Posse – A Montreal Crip gang in Cote-des-Neiges. Mostly of Jamaican origin.[67]
  • Jamaican posse – Has a significant base of operations in the city of Toronto
  • Shower Posse – Operates in the Canadian provinces of Ontario, Quebec, British Columbia, Alberta, and Manitoba
  • The Gatorz[69]
    • Junior Gatorz
  • Uptown Posse – A Montreal Blood gang in Cote-des-Neiges. Mostly of Jamaican origin.[67]

Eastern Asian, Triads and Tongs[]

European, Caucasian and white supremacist[]

See also: Ku Klux Klan in Canada

Hispanic[]

  • 18th Street Gang (Mainly Mexicans, Salvadorans, Hondurans, Guatemalans)
  • Latin Crips[25]
  • Latin Kings (Puerto Rican, Mexican, and other Latinos)
  • Latin Knights[25]
  • MS-13 (Central Americans)
  • Ñetas (Puerto Rican)
  • Sur 13[67] (Mexican)
  • Vatos Locos (mainly Mexican)

Italian-Canadian[]

Middle Eastern[]

Outlaw motorcycle clubs[]

  • Note: Five largest motorcycle clubs in Canada have chapters listed.
  • Bacchus MC (5th)
    • Chapters/Charters (13 total in Canada)
  • New Brunswick
    • York County
    • St. John
    • Albert County
    • Charlotte County
  • Newfoundland
    • Grand Falls Windsor
    • C.B.S (Conception Bay South)
  • Nova Scotia
    • Halifax
    • Route 333 (Frozen)
  • Ontario
    • Hamilton
    • Chatham
    • Sudbury
    • Halton Hill
  • Prince Edward Island
    • Kings County
    • Prince County
  • Bacchus MC support clubs
    • Highlanders Motorcycle Club (Formerly)
    • Mountain Men MC[82]
  • Black Diamond Riders MC[83]
  • Black Hawks Motorcycle Club[84]
  • Condemned MC[85]
  • Freewheelers MC[86]
  • Gladiators MC[87]
  • Hells Angels (1st)
    • Chapters/Charters (44 total in Canada)
  • Alberta
    • Edmonton
    • Calgary
    • Southland
    • Westridge
    • Hellside
    • Alberta Nomads (Red Deer)
  • British Columbia
    • Vancouver
    • White Rock
    • Nanaimo
    • Haney
    • Mission City
    • Hardside
    • Kelowna
    • West Point
    • British Columbia Nomads
  • New Brunswick
    • New Brunswick Nomads
  • Nova Scotia (Prospective)
    • Musquodoboit Harbour (Frozen)
  • Ontario
    • Keswick
    • Oshawa
    • London
    • Kitchener
    • Simcoe County
    • Toronto
    • Toronto North
    • Toronto East
    • Toronto West
    • Woodbridge
    • Niagara
    • Hamilton
    • Windsor
    • Brandford
    • Brooklin
    • Ontario Nomads (Ottawa)
  • Prince Edward Island
    • Charlottetown
  • Quebec
    • Montreal
    • Montreal South (First Chapter in Canada)
    • Sherbrooke
    • Quebec City
    • Trois Riviéres
    • Quebec Nomads
    • Laval (Frozen)
  • Manitoba
    • Winnipeg
    • Manitoba Nomads
  • Saskatchewan
    • Saskatoon
    • Regina
  • Hells Angels support clubs
  • Loners Motorcycle Club (4th)
    • Chapters/Charters (14 total in Canada)
  • World-wide/National
    • LMC International Nomads chapter
    • LMC Canada Nomads chapter
  • Nova Scotia
    • LMC Fredericton chapter
  • Ontario
    • LMC Woodbridge chapter (Mother chapter)
    • LMC Amherstburg chapter
    • LMC Richmond Hill chapter
    • LMC Stratford chapter
    • LMC St. Thomas chapter
    • LMC Hamilton chapter
    • LMC Brockville chapter (2020)
    • LMC Toronto chapter (2020)
    • LMC Halton Hills chapter (2020)
    • LMC Cornwall chapter (Frozen)
    • LMC Peterborough chapter (Frozen)
    • LMC Lindsay chapter (Frozen)
  • Alberta
    • LMC Edmonton chapter
    • LMC Edmonton North chapter (Frozen)
  • Quebec
    • LMC Montreal chapter
  • Loners support clubs
    • Annihilators Motorcycle Club(1999)
  • Los Montoneros – Support/puppet club for the more well-known Bandidos Motorcycle Club[116]
  • Mongols Motorcycle Club – 1 chapter in Canada
  • Moors Motorcycle Club – 2 chapters in Quebec[117]
  • Outlaws Motorcycle Club (2nd)[118]
    • Chapters/Charters (21 total in Canada)
  • Nation-Wide
    • Outlaws Nomads Canada
  • Alberta
    • Edmonton
    • Calgary
  • British Columbia
    • Kelowna
  • New Brunswick
    • Fredericton
  • Newfoundland
    • Bishop Falls
    • Grand Falls Windsor
  • Nova Scotia
    • Cape Breton
  • Ontario
    • Cornwall
    • Kingston
    • London
    • Ottawa
    • Ottawa South Side
    • Peterborough
    • Sault Ste. Marie
    • Sudbury
    • South Simcoe
    • St. Catherines
    • Toronto
    • Trenton
    • Toronto South (Toronto East / South merge)
    • Woodstock (Frozen)
    • Hamilton (Frozen)
  • Quebec
    • Montreal(Frozen)
    • Montreal South(Frozen)
  • Outlaws MC support clubs
  • Rock Machine (3rd)
    • Chapters/Charters (16 total in Canada)
  • World-wide/Country-wide
    • RMMC International Nomads
    • RMMC Nomads Canada
    • RMMC Militia Nomads Chapter
  • Alberta
    • Calgary
    • Medicine Hat
    • Edmonton
    • Lethbridge
  • British Columbia
    • Vancouver
  • New Brunswick
    • St. John
    • Moncton (Frozen)
  • Nova Scotia (Prospective)
  • Ontario
    • Toronto (Original Rock Machine chapter)
    • Kingston (Original Rock Machine chapter)
    • Niagara Falls (Original Rock Machine chapter)
    • Windsor
    • Quinte (Frozen)
    • Kawartha (Frozen)
    • Huron County (Frozen)
    • Hawkesbury (Frozen)
    • Ottawa (Prospective)
    • Peterborough (Prospective)
  • Quebec
    • Montreal (Original Mother Chapter)
    • Sherbrooke (Current Mother chapter)
    • Trois-Rivières
    • Quebec City
    • Beauport(Original Rock Machine chapter)
    • Gosford (Frozen)
    • Gaspé (Frozen)
    • 13th Legion Chapter (Frozen)
    • Farnham (Frozen)
    • Gatineau (Prospective)
  • Manitoba
    • Winnipeg
    • Brandon (Frozen)
    • Thompson (Frozen)
  • Saskatchewan
    • Regina
  • Rock Machine MC support clubs

Punjabi Gangs[]

Main article: Indo-Canadian organized crime

Unknown ethnic makeup[]

Defunct organized crime groups[]

Black[]

  • Eglinton West Crips[156][157] – Alleged by authorities to have been dismantled in 2020 following Project Sunder, a year-long law enforcement probe.[158]

Outlaw Motorcycle Clubs[]

Multiracial[]

South Asian[]

White[]

See also[]

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