Investigation Background

The latest charges are the result of an investigation that began in October 2024 and intensified through a series of coordinated raids carried out in September 2025, involving more than 200 officers across Alberta and British Columbia.

Drug Production, Weapons, and Criminal Organization Charges

According to police, the accused face a wide range of serious offences, including:

Investigators allege the group operated a drug production and distribution network, including the manufacture of pills and steroids, supported by a structured criminal hierarchy consistent with outlaw biker organizations.

Ongoing National Organized Crime Focus

While the investigation is centered in Alberta, police acknowledge that outlaw motorcycle clubs rarely operate in isolation. Groups aligned with the Hells Angels often maintain inter-provincial connections, facilitating drug trafficking, weapons movement, and organized criminal activity across Canada.

Broader Implications

The One Order MC case represents one of the more significant biker-linked organized crime enforcement actions announced in Canada this year. It highlights ongoing efforts by police to disrupt not only established Hells Angels chapters, but also support and affiliate clubs that authorities say play a critical role in sustaining larger criminal networks.