MONTREAL The Quebec provincial police have announced that they are coordinating with Spanish authorities regarding the apprehension of one of Canada's most-wanted fugitives, All Boivin. Reports indicate that Boivin may have been arrested in the resort city of Marbella, located on the southern coast of Spain.
At 36 years old, Boivin has been evading law enforcement since February 15, 2023. He is the subject of Canada-wide arrest warrants stemming from a series of serious charges, which include gangsterism, aggravated assault, kidnapping, forcible confinement, and weapons trafficking. His criminal activities have placed him among the top fugitives in Canada, currently ranking as the second most-wanted individual according to the Bolo program. This initiative, operated by a Canadian charity in collaboration with various police forces, aims to aid in the capture of high-profile criminals.
Law enforcement officials have made it clear that Boivin is a close associate of Dave “Pik” Turmel, who is identified as the alleged leader of the Blood Family Mafia. Turmel, who had previously held the title of the number one sought-after criminal in Canada, was arrested in Italy in March 2025. He is now awaiting extradition back to Canada to face charges related to his alleged criminal enterprise.
The Blood Family Mafia has been embroiled in a violent turf war in Quebec, primarily directed against rival biker gangs. This has led to an increase in criminal activities linked to gang violence in the region. The ongoing confrontation among these criminal organizations has intensified the need for law enforcement agencies to collaborate not only within Canada but also internationally, as evidenced by the current dialogue between Quebec provincial police and their Spanish counterparts.
As investigations continue and information is being verified regarding Boivin's reported arrest, authorities remain vigilant. They urge the public to remain informed about developments in this case, which exemplifies the broader issue of organized crime in Canada and its connections abroad. The case is a significant point of focus for law enforcement as they work to dismantle criminal networks operating both domestically and internationally.
Overall, the situation around All Boivin underlines the challenges faced by law enforcement in combating organized crime and highlights the importance of international cooperation in apprehending fugitives who pose a substantial threat to public safety.
