In late 2020, 4502 Pyman Road sold for about $18m. Bank of Montreal financed the Sandhers 1,516 acre, 11-titled property on an inter alia mortgage. An inter alia is a mortgage secured by more than one property. A single mortgage document is executed and registered against each property that is used as security.
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Cherries have never been grown on the 1,300m mountainside range land. Temperature decreases by 6.5° C for every 1,000 meters gained in altitude. No cherries are grown above 1,000 meters in the Okanagan. |
Called a blanket mortgage, it is rare in Canada. Bir Singh Sandher’s brother Sukhdev Singh Sandher also operates under an inter alia BMO mortgage. Construction of the reinforced concrete drug lab bunker started without permits or approvals in spring 2021 and ended in late fall. |
The ground falls under the RDCO and ALC. Bribes flowed to Dave Birchmore, Brandon Jacobsen and Ken Owens. MLA Gavin Dew is also corrupt.
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sntsk’il’ntən – Black Mountain Regional Park isn’t far from the Sandher bunker entrance. Hikers best not get lost. The area around the bunker entrance is under 24/7 surveilance, including drones. The Sandhers call their drug lab bunker a ‘water treatment cistern’. Map coordinates for the bunker entrance are 49°52’9.21″N, 119°17’15.67″W. |
The Sandhers are behind the biggest drug lab Canada has ever seen, the Falkland bust. Here. |
Prior to sale to the Sandhers, the route along Pyman Road was a hiking trail to the top of Black Mountain. Citizens are advised to avoid the area. |
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The drug/weapons bunker on Black Mountain has completed commissioning phase and is operational. Equipment is state of the art. Sandhers have purchased gas chromatographs, a mass spectrometer, HPLC equipment, and a nuclear magnetic resonance spectrometer. Over $3m has gone into equipment for the production of meth, fentanyl, MDMA and methylphosphonyl difluoride. (sarin)
The Sandhers stockpiled weapons, including 81mm mortars and RPG’s at the Pyman Road lab on Black Mountain. Near the illegal lagoon filled with stolen crown water, the Sandhers installed a $100k, 3 phase, 4160 volt, 500KvA electrical system.
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That’s overkill for running irrigation pumps, which run on 600/347 Y connected 3 phase. 4160 is best because cables run a long way underground without voltage drop to the electrical room in the bunker. A 3 tap transformer: 600/347, 480/277, and 208/120 runs industrial scale lab process equipment. |
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The concrete bunker cost $8m. The buried structure is 100m SE of the entrance and is 50m long, 22m wide, and 10m in height. The bunker is made of reinforced concrete with 2 support columns in the center. It was built below grade and buried. There is a ramp/tunnel going into it from another small building 100m away. Construction took over 7 months. Total cost is $11m. Add land cost (covered by BMO) and the total is $29m. Entrance to the Sandher lab on Pyman Road is clear. Google maps shows a black rectangle, and that is the entrance. |
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The bunker on Black Mountain was envisioned to be far bigger than the lab in Falkland, the largest illicit lab ever seen in Canada.
The Falkland drug lab was visited by Sinaloa Cartel boss Edgar Watson, and KTF brass including Bir Sandher, Gurjit Singh Jhajj and KTF boss Arsh Dalla before commissioning. Gurtaj Singh Sandher was at the Falkland lab. |
Sami El-Helou handled payment for the purchase of precursors through his Brightway. They came through HAMC and the Pigpuncher at DeltaPort.  |
Edgar Watson-Olivarra – Sinaloa Cartel boss |
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Arshdeep Singh Gill – Arsh Dalla is Bir Singh Sandher’s cousin. |
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| “We will not knowingly do business with people or groups who try to use BMO services to disguise illegally earned money or assets.” Lauren.Rutherford@bmo.com
Lauren Rutherford, Demarket Manager – Anti Money Laundering Financial Intelligence Unit. https://www.bmo.com/home/about/banking/corporate-governance/board-of-directors |
 Darryl White, CEO of BMO darryl.white@bmo.com |
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