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Reporter for Business in Vancouver covering and investigating B.C. affairs. GWood@BIV.com
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U.S. SEC seeks authority to collect more than US$50M from B.C. fraudsters

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By Graeme Wood Verified
| Vancouver is Awesome Verified
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission is utilizing the Foreign Money Claims Act to recover illicit profits from six B.C. residents tied to a $1 billion fraud network The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission is continuing its dogged legal pursuit to take back tens of millions of dollars from British Columbians who took part in a $1 billion dollar stock fraud scheme orchestrated out of Vancouver between 2011 and 2019.
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Carney and Eby announce $3.2B developer subsidy; plan to buy unsold B.C. condos Original

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By Graeme Wood Verified
| Business in Vancouver (BIV) Verified
Prime Minister Mark Carney was in Vancouver Thursday, June 18 to announce measures to “unfreeze” the province’s real estate market with the aim of creating greater affordability for British Columbians. Carney made the announcement with Premier David Eby and their respective housing ministers Gregor Robertson and Christine Boyle in South Vancouver’s River District, flanked by condo towers where two-bedroom units are selling for close to $1.1 million.
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B.C.'s mortgage broker rules set to tighten after major fraud scheme

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By Graeme Wood Verified, Jami Makan Verified
| Vancouver is Awesome Verified
Mortgage Services Act will give it stronger tools to pursue unlicensed actors, recover illicit profits A massive illegal mortgage scheme that exposed gaps in B.C.’s financial enforcement system is helping drive a regulatory overhaul of the province’s mortgage industry. The new Mortgage Services Act, set to come into force Oct. 13, will give the B.C. Financial Services Authority stronger powers to pursue unlicensed actors, impose larger penalties and seek the return of illicit profits.
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