RCMP in British Columbia say they have cut the top off a major international drug- smuggling ring based in the Lower Mainland. Thirty-six people were arrested in Canada, the United States, Japan and Australia during the bust, and worldwide, more than 100 people could face charges, the RCMP said Wednesday morning in Vancouver. Many of those targeted were not low-level drug dealers, but top-level members of the illegal operation, said the RCMP, and they included a man named Yong Ye, who police allege ran the entire network from Vancouver. The organized crime group was involved in the production, importation and distribution of numerous drugs, including methamphetamine, marijuana, heroin, ecstasy and cocaine, police allege. The foundation of the crime ring was cocaine that was shipped from Los Angeles to Toronto, according to police. Insp. Pat Fogarty said truckers would bring the drugs across the border in Ontario and later, money...