Dirty Cop #4 - Graham de la Gorgendiere, RCMP Burnaby
Private Report – Allegations of Corruption and Misconduct (Continuation)
Prepared for: Authorized Government and Oversight Officials
Date: January 27, 2026
Subject: Allegations involving Chief Superintendent Graham de la Gorgendiere, Burnaby RCMP, British Columbia
Overview
This section sets out allegations of systemic misconduct, command-level negligence, and failure of oversight involving Chief Superintendent Graham de la Gorgendiere, senior officer of the Burnaby RCMP Detachment. The conduct described relates to housing‑sector fraud concerns connected to StrataCo Property Management of Burnaby, BC and alleged violations of homeowners’ rights.
Key Allegations
Unlawful Arrests and Targeting of Homeowner:
It is alleged that he allowed or enabled his officers to unlawfully arrest a targeted homeowner who had raised concerns about housing fraud and misconduct.
Failure to Accept and Act on Complaints:
Reports indicate repeated failures to accept, log, or properly process complaints against StrataCo Property Management and its agents, as well as failures to respond to official complaints regarding the conduct of Burnaby RCMP members.
Failure to Investigate Housing Fraud Network:
Allegations include refusal or neglect to investigate an alleged network of housing‑related fraud based out of Burnaby, despite detailed information provided by complainants.
Criminal Acts Alleged Against Homeowners:
Under his command, the following types of misconduct are alleged to have occurred against homeowners: criminal fraud, cybercrime, extortion, privacy breaches, and human rights violations.
Allowing Black‑Market Property Managers to Operate:
It is alleged he has allowed “black market” or illegitimate property managers linked to StrataCo to operate without meaningful enforcement, thereby endangering StrataCo clients and other strata homeowners in the Lower Mainland of BC.
Role and Responsibility
Command Responsibility:
As Chief Superintendent and Officer in Charge of Burnaby RCMP, de la Gorgendiere holds ultimate responsibility for operational standards, complaint handling, and oversight at the detachment. It is alleged that he has allowed StrataCo, described as a serial abuser of homeowners, to operate for years out of Burnaby without adequate police scrutiny.
Oversight and Complaint History
Complaint to the Civilian Review and Complaints Commission (CRCC):
A formal complaint naming Chief Superintendent de la Gorgendiere was reportedly filed with the CRCC regarding failures to investigate criminal fraud and related offences. According to the complainant, no action was taken, and the complaint appears to have been ignored, suppressed, or possibly deleted or denied in practice.
Continuing Transparency Concerns:
The described pattern is consistent with broader concerns that complaints related to StrataCo and housing fraud, lodged with police and oversight bodies, are not being meaningfully addressed and may be disappearing from official processes.
Reference to StrataCo Investigation
The allegations against Chief Superintendent de la Gorgendiere are linked to a wider investigation of StrataCo Property Management of Burnaby, BC, in which StrataCo is characterized as a serial abuser of homeowners and potential hub for housing fraud. Further detailed documentation and evidentiary material are stated to be available to authorized investigators and oversight agencies.
Jan 27, 2026
Subject: Allegations involving Chief Superintendent Graham de la Gorgendiere, Burnaby RCMP, British Columbia
Overview
This section sets out allegations of systemic misconduct, command-level negligence, and failure of oversight involving Chief Superintendent Graham de la Gorgendiere, senior officer of the Burnaby RCMP Detachment. The conduct described relates to housing‑sector fraud concerns connected to StrataCo Property Management of Burnaby, BC and alleged violations of homeowners’ rights.
Key Allegations
Unlawful Arrests and Targeting of Homeowner:
It is alleged that he allowed or enabled his officers to unlawfully arrest a targeted homeowner who had raised concerns about housing fraud and misconduct.
Failure to Accept and Act on Complaints:
Reports indicate repeated failures to accept, log, or properly process complaints against StrataCo Property Management and its agents, as well as failures to respond to official complaints regarding the conduct of Burnaby RCMP members.
Failure to Investigate Housing Fraud Network:
Allegations include refusal or neglect to investigate an alleged network of housing‑related fraud based out of Burnaby, despite detailed information provided by complainants.
Criminal Acts Alleged Against Homeowners:
Under his command, the following types of misconduct are alleged to have occurred against homeowners: criminal fraud, cybercrime, extortion, privacy breaches, and human rights violations.
Allowing Black‑Market Property Managers to Operate:
It is alleged he has allowed “black market” or illegitimate property managers linked to StrataCo to operate without meaningful enforcement, thereby endangering StrataCo clients and other strata homeowners in the Lower Mainland of BC.
Role and Responsibility
Command Responsibility:
As Chief Superintendent and Officer in Charge of Burnaby RCMP, de la Gorgendiere holds ultimate responsibility for operational standards, complaint handling, and oversight at the detachment. It is alleged that he has allowed StrataCo, described as a serial abuser of homeowners, to operate for years out of Burnaby without adequate police scrutiny.
Oversight and Complaint History
Complaint to the Civilian Review and Complaints Commission (CRCC):
A formal complaint naming Chief Superintendent de la Gorgendiere was reportedly filed with the CRCC regarding failures to investigate criminal fraud and related offences. According to the complainant, no action was taken, and the complaint appears to have been ignored, suppressed, or possibly deleted or denied in practice.
Continuing Transparency Concerns:
The described pattern is consistent with broader concerns that complaints related to StrataCo and housing fraud, lodged with police and oversight bodies, are not being meaningfully addressed and may be disappearing from official processes.
Reference to StrataCo Investigation
The allegations against Chief Superintendent de la Gorgendiere are linked to a wider investigation of StrataCo Property Management of Burnaby, BC, in which StrataCo is characterized as a serial abuser of homeowners and potential hub for housing fraud. Further detailed documentation and evidentiary material are stated to be available to authorized investigators and oversight agencies.