Canada’s #1 Most Wanted: All Boivin at Large
Former BFM enforcer leads violent NSG insurgency from hidden position in Quebec
🚨 CRITICAL FUGITIVE
With the capture of Dave “Pic” Turmel in Italy, the vacuum at the top of Canada’s most-wanted list has been filled by a man investigators describe as a “tactical ghost.” All Boivin, a 36-year-old Saguenay native, has transitioned from a high-level enforcer to the undisputed leader of a violent insurgent criminal network: the North Savage Gang (NSG).
From Enforcer to Adversary
All Boivin’s criminal trajectory is marked by a significant betrayal. Originally a trusted member of the Blood Family Mafia (BFM), Boivin broke ranks to form the NSG. This splinter group has spent the last year aggressively challenging the BFM’s dominance across eastern Quebec, including the Saguenay–Lac-Saint-Jean, Côte-Nord, and Abitibi regions.
Criminal Career Timeline
Blood Family Mafia (BFM)
Traditional organized crime group led by Dave “Pic” Turmel (currently incarcerated in Italy). Facing internal fragmentation and territorial losses.
North Savage Gang (NSG)
Insurgent network founded by All Boivin. Employs “cartel-style” violence and aggressive territorial expansion across eastern Quebec.
The North Savage Gang: A New Breed of Violence
Under Boivin’s direction, the NSG has expanded its footprint into regions traditionally controlled by outlaw motorcycle gangs (OMGs) and the BFM. Intelligence sources suggest Boivin is “laughing at the police,” continuing to direct drug trafficking, arsons, and violent intimidations from his hideout while evading one of the most expensive manhunts in Canadian history.
NSG Signature Tactics
The gang’s signature is its extreme brutality—a “cartel-style” approach that includes:
Public Intimidation
The use of social media to broadcast acts of torture against rivals
Internal Purges
Recent violence in Quebec City detention centre (December 2024) believed to be NSG-led purge against BFM loyalists
Recent Police Seizures (2025)
The Manhunt: Rewards and Accomplices
Boivin has proven remarkably adept at utilizing a network of safe houses and false identities, most notably the alias Jacob Tremblay.
Active Bounty Information
The Bolo Program, in coordination with the Sûreté du Québec, has maintained this reward for information leading to his arrest. The current reward remains active until June 9, 2026.
Contact for Information:
Suspected Accomplice
Current Investigative Standing
Despite the arrest of several “lieutenants” in March 2025—including Simon Legendre and Jordan Plourde—Boivin’s operational capacity remains high. The Sûreté du Québec emphasizes that anyone providing Boivin with food, transportation, or shelter could face charges of being an accessory after the fact.
Fugitive At-A-Glance: All Boivin
Ongoing Threat Assessment
All Boivin represents the most significant organized crime threat in eastern Quebec, with his tactical evasion skills and willingness to employ extreme violence marking a new chapter in provincial criminal activity. The NSG’s expansion and internal purges continue to destabilize traditional crime hierarchies. As long as Boivin remains at large, the cycle of violence and territorial conflicts is likely to persist across multiple regions.
Sources
- Bolo Program Official Registry: “All Boivin – Wanted for Drug Trafficking”
- CTV News Montreal: “Inmate at Quebec City detention center in critical condition”
- Le Journal de Québec: “All Boivin encore en cavale: Il dirige ses opérations depuis le Québec”
- Sûreté du Québec: “Police strike against the criminal gang led by All Boivin”
- ERM Saguenay: Intelligence briefings and official statements
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