{"id":16234,"date":"2026-04-15T08:58:27","date_gmt":"2026-04-15T08:58:27","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/gangsterismout.com\/?p=16234"},"modified":"2026-04-15T13:43:14","modified_gmt":"2026-04-15T13:43:14","slug":"sam-hassan-mraiche","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/gangsterismout.com\/?p=16234","title":{"rendered":"Hassan Khalil Sam Mraiche – $49m – update III"},"content":{"rendered":"

Over the course of the Globe investigation into political interference at AHS by Sam Mrachie, reporter Carrie Tait has been subject to a paid harassment campaign. That continued in the Alberta legislature.
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\nJoseph Schow, House Leader for the governing UCP in Alberta (Cardston.Siksika@assembly.ab.ca), responded to a motion calling for the ouster of Justice Minister Mickey Amery. Standing in the legislature, Schow ripped the motion paper in half: \u201cYeah, don\u2019t think so,\u201d he said. He called the motion, introduced by the opposition, a tactic to malign Amery\u2019s good character.
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Porky boy Schow, one of 18 UCP Dani Panama separatists, spewed: \u201cIt is also interesting that the members opposite are relying upon an article in The Globe and Mail from Carrie Tait.\u201d
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\u201cListen, Mr. Speaker, I will take Carrie Tait\u2019s writings as seriously as I take dietary advice from Jabba the Hutt,\u201d<\/td>\n\"\"<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/table>\n<\/p>\n
\"\"<\/td>\nWe have dietary advice for Joseph Schow. Eat less, exercise more. <\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/table>\n

Insulting taxpayer paid mouthpiece Heather Jenkins, spokesperson for Amery, characterized questions about him and his cabal as a \u201cconspiracy theory.\u201d<\/p>\n

Last month cops raided MHCare\u2019s offices in Edmonton, accountant Sam Jabber, and the homes of former employees. In Question Period Dani Panama Smith said she wouldn\u2019t be commenting on what she called \u201cpolicing matters.\u201d When Dani Panama was first asked about the harassment of a reporter, she said \u201cI\u2019m not talking about that\u201d and laughed as she walked away. In an interview with CTV later in the day, she had a better answer, \u201cI condemn it.\u201d
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\n\u201cI have no idea who\u2019s behind it, and so if there\u2019s criminal harassment, I hope that the RCMP finds them, punishes them to the full extent of the law.\u201d<\/p>\n

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The Globe and Mail has penned another blockbuster<\/a> investigative story entitled ‘Alberta Justice Minister curtailed election regulator when Sam Mraiche was under investigation’.<\/p>\n<\/p>\n
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“Alberta Justice Minister Mickey Amery shortened the amount of time Elections Alberta has to penalize political finance violations while his friend and relative Sam Mraiche was under investigation …”<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/table>\n

In May, 2025, months after RCMP started their investigation, Amery pushed through a series of amendments he said would \u201cstrengthen public trust\u201d in the integrity of the province\u2019s elections. Among the changes, Elections Alberta now has a one-year deadline to pursue sanctions against scum like Hassan Khalil Sam Mraiche. Amery told The Globe in April 2025 there was no conflict of interest.<\/p>\n

The Globe asked Amery\u2019s office to explain his reasoning for the change. In response, Heather Jenkins, a spokesperson for Amery said that \u201cthe bill in question amended hundreds of provisions in various acts in order to streamline processes and make our democratic system more accountable and transparent.\u201d
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\nheather.jenkins@gov.ab.ca<\/p>\n

Elections Alberta\u2019s probe began in April 2024 after the authority received an anonymous complaint about straw donations. Straw donations are an illegal practice in which an individual circumvents political donation limits by making contributions through others. By June 2025, Elections Alberta was scrutinizing the political donations made by 60 people connected to Hassan Khalil Sam Mraiche.
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The amount AHS is trying and failing to collect from Hassan Khalil Sam Mraiche is $49 million. There was $7m added to the contract for no apparent reason.<\/p>\n

Nate Pike has revealed the e-mails that greased Mraiche nephew Hussein Moussa into employment with AHS.
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\n The man behind it was Jitendra Prasad, Chief of Staff Marshall Smith’s ‘guy’.
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Jitendra Prasad
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Former Alberta Chief of Staff Marshall Smith.<\/p>\n

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\nJudge Raymond Wyant has released an update to his report into the Alberta health contracts scandal. He has concluded MHCare owes Alberta taxpayers $42m. (https:\/\/x.com\/JSJamato<\/a>)
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\nWyant writes in a note attached to the report that AHS disposed of 807,000 bottles, or 55% of it’s Turkish medication at the Swan Hills hazardous waste plant and 44% of the bottles were donated to Mraiche’s charity of choice Health Partners International Canada<\/a>.
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\nTom Cardoso and Carrie Tait at the Globe and Mail have recorded another chapter of the Hassan Khalil Sam Mraiche fraud.<\/p>\n

Two companies involved in the construction of addiction recovery facilities in Alberta are mired in litigation. Included are accusations of forgery and threats of intimidation involving Sam Mraiche. Companies involved are Melewka Homes Ltd<\/a>. and Melewka Construction Management Services Ltd.
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\nThe former is owned by Lewis Semashkewich, the later principal is Mohamed Eldassouki. Two months after being sued by Eldassouki, the Semashkewiches responded with a counterclaim. They say that the undisclosed, \u201cdirecting mind\u201d behind Eldassouki\u2019s company was Mraiche, who is Eldassouki\u2019s brother-in-law.
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\nLewis Semashkewich<\/p>\n

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\nThe two companies were working together to build recovery centres in three native communities: the Enoch Cree Nation, the M\u00e9tis Nation of Alberta and for the Tsuut\u2019ina Nation. The projects are worth a combined $100 million and are funded 100% through Alberta government grants. Melewka\u2019s website shows they were managing the construction of the now cancelled Red Deer Chartered Surgical Facility. <\/p>\n

In addition to being Mr. Mraiche\u2019s brother-in-law, Eldassouki serves as a senior executive at two of Mraiche\u2019s companies, including MHCare. Mraiche denies all.<\/p>\n

In a statement of defence, Mraiche said his involvement in Eldassouki\u2019s enterprise was limited to providing \u201ccasual, unofficial, and informal business advice.\u201d Scott Hutchison, Mraiche’s lawyer, told The Globe and Mail that the case \u201cconcerns a commercial dispute in which Mr. Mraiche has played no role and has no business or financial interest whatsoever.\u201d<\/p>\n

The Semashkewiches\u2019 deal with Eldassouki soon led to new business. After being selected to build two apartment complexes for the M\u00e9tis Nation of Alberta in 2023, in early 2024 the contractor was tapped to build recovery centres in the three Indigenous communities. The arrangement between the two companies became strained as the contractor faced demands for money from Mraiche and Eldassouki on its construction projects. In a conversation, Mraiche said he had ties to a senior executive at the M\u00e9tis Nation, a man named Aaron Barner, the Semashkewiches\u2019 claim alleges. \u201cI own Barner and he will do what I say,\u201d Mraiche is alleged to have said.
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\nSocial media post by the UCP Minister Josephine Pon discussing the indigenous housing capital corporation in 2020.<\/p>\n

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\"\"<\/td>\nBennett Jones LLP<\/a> is the Calgary-based law firm hired to defend the Alberta government against Ms. Mentzelopoulos\u2019s claims.<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/table>\n

Munaf Mohamed (mohamedm@bennettjones.com) is the taxpayer funded parasite liartard. Neuman Thompson<\/a>, a labor and employment law firm represents Alberta Health Services. (AHS)<\/p>\n\n\n
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\"\"<\/td>\nParasites for AHS are Craig W. Neuman (cneuman@ntlaw.ca), and Chantel T. Kassongo. (ckassongo@ntlaw.ca)<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/table>\n

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\nA GoFundMe was set up for Athana Mentzelopoulos legal bills this spring. Here<\/a>
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Another fraud real estate deal of Sam Mraiche has been identified.
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\nIn June 2023, senior officials from Alberta\u2019s Mental Health and Addiction Ministry and ROSC Solutions Group<\/a> (info@roscsolutionsgroup.ca) toured a building at 10723 111 Ave NW near the Royal Alexandra Hospital in downtown Edmonton.
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