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B.C. penny stock promoter fined $60K for not reporting $1.5M insider trades (opens the original)
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A veteran B.C. penny stock promoter with a history of insider trading reporting violations has again been found to have contravened such rules involving transactions totalling more than $1.5 million. The B.C. Securities Commission (BCSC) announced Wednesday it has fined Michael Derek Townsend $60,000 for failing to file timely reports of his securities trading activity. According to an administrative penalty notice issued by BCSC executive director Peter Brady, Townsend was initially fined $70,0
Vancouver man caught in international U.S. stock fraud ring faces Canadian sanctions (opens the original)
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A B.C. resident who pleaded guilty in November 2023 to conspiring to commit securities fraud in the United States will face a hearing in Vancouver next week that could result in his banishment from Canadian capital markets. Steve Marko Bajic, 56, admitted to a federal court judge in Boston he was part of a group of co-conspirators that orchestrated multiple pump-and-dump schemes. The U.S. Attorney’s Office had alleged Bajic used a network of foreign shell companies to conceal beneficially owned
'Disastrous': Historic, dominant Fraser River sockeye run collapses (opens the original)
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The Fraser River's dominant sockeye run has collapsed this year, falling so far below expectations that commercial fishers will get no opening and some First Nations food, social and ceremonial fisheries have closed earlier than expected. “The fish are missing, in a nutshell,” said Ladner-based commercial fisher Darin Chung, a 40-year veteran of the nets and lines. The 53-year-old, who began fishing as a teen, is among a chorus of others in the industry—be it recreational, commercial or First Na
Historic, dominant Fraser River sockeye run collapses, called ‘disastrous’ (opens the original)
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The Fraser River's dominant sockeye run has collapsed this year, falling so far below expectations that commercial fishers will get no opening and some First Nations food, social and ceremonial fisheries have closed earlier than expected. “The fish are missing, in a nutshell,” said Ladner-based commercial fisher Darin Chung, a 40-year veteran of the nets and lines. The 53-year-old, who began fishing as a teen, is among a chorus of others in the industry—be it recreational, commercial or First Na
B.C. real estate agent suspended, fined $200K for buying and renting out affordable housing (opens the original)
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A Victoria-area real estate agent has been suspended from the profession for six months and fined $200,000 after being found to have violated the rules of an affordable homeownership program. The B.C. Financial Services Authority stated Aug. 24 that, under a consent order, Jason Alexander Leslie agreed he committed “professional misconduct and conduct unbecoming a licensee” in relation to his purchase of a one-bedroom apartment unit in a new apartment complex subsidized by the provincial governm
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