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The Falkland property where Canada 's largest-ever fentanyl superlab was discovered in October was owned by Michael Driehuyzen .
The B.C. government says the property should be forfeited for its links to criminality.
The director of civil forfeiture filed its claim against the 66 -hectare rural property on Jan. 31 .
Gaganpreet Singh Randhawa , the only person so far facing criminal charges in the case, remains in custody.
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