More than $100,000 of counterfeit Canadian money has been seized by authorities as part of an investigation that began in Quebec and led authorities to a home in Cape Breton, RCMP say.

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The Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) Atlantic Region and the Nova Scotia RCMP's Commercial Crime Section are investigating the seizure of more than $100,000 in counterfeit Canadian currency.

Cape Breton is at the centre of a national counterfeit money investigation involving more than $100,000 in fake Canadian currency.

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