Patrick Penner
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Imperial Oil wins jurisdiction fight over Ioco workers’ medical privacy grievance (opens the original)
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A union challenge to Imperial Oilâs medical forms for disability benefits at its Port Moody terminal has been dismissed on jurisdictional grounds. In an Aug. 7 decision, labour arbitrator Randall J. Noonan ruled he could not decide Unifor Local 601âs policy grievance over the medical consent forms required to access temporary disability benefits. The dispute involved 17 unionized employees at Imperial Oilâs Ioco distribution terminal, many of whom work in safety-sensitive positions. Unifor
Secret Burke Mountain burial leads to two-year manslaughter sentence in Jodine Millar case (opens the original)
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A man who pleaded guilty to manslaughter in the death of a Coquitlam woman whose body was buried in a clandestine grave on Burke Mountain has been sentenced to two years in prison. B.C. Supreme Court Justice David Layton sentenced Carson Saul MacKay on Sept. 15 for the death of Jodine Millar, who was 57 when she died in November 2022. MacKay had originally been charged with second-degree murder in October 2023, but pleaded down to manslaughter in January 2026. Crown and defence lawyers jointly
Judge orders guarantors to pay $15 million in Coquitlam development loan dispute (opens the original)
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A BC Supreme Court judge has granted judgment against two guarantors of a $15-million loan tied to a real estate development project involving two vacant properties in Coquitlam. In a Sept. 16 decision, Justice Sandra Wilkinson ruled in favour of lenders seeking to enforce guarantees connected to the loan after the borrowers defaulted. The foreclosure proceeding concerns a development project secured in part by a mortgage over two vacant development properties in Coquitlam. âThe law cannot and
Coquitlam-based KMS Tools facing third fine over recycling infractions (opens the original)
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Coquitlamâs KMS Tools is facing another potential administrative penalty after provincial inspectors found the retailer remains out of compliance with B.C.âs recycling regulations â the latest development in a years-long dispute that has already resulted in $47,300 in fines. In a July 2 inspection report, the Ministry of Environment and Climate Change Strategy determined KMS Tools continues to sell or distribute packaging and paper products without an approved Extended Producer Responsibi
Creditor claims $122 million loan default on Portwood development (opens the original)
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Undeveloped phases of Edgar Developmentâs Portwood Project project in Port Moody could be placed into receivership after lenders filed suit claiming the developers have defaulted on more than $122 million in debt. Court documents filed in B.C. Supreme Court on July 23 seek the appointment of a receiver and manager over the remaining three phases of the master-planned project. A hearing is scheduled for Aug. 7. âThe applicants accordingly seek the appointment of PricewaterhouseCoopers as rece
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