A Canadian court has ruled that the fraudulent Ecuadorian judgment against Chevron Corporation cannot be…
Saskatchewan appeal court upholds extradition of man charged in wind turbine sales fraud
Jan. 9, 2018(Courtesy of nationalpost.com) – A Canadian man arrested in Saskatoon in 2016 after years on the lam lost his appeal of an extradition order to stand trial in the U.S on fraud charges related to a failed wind turbine business that once attracted...
SNC-Lavalin hearing begins for fraud, bribery allegations
Oct 30, 2018 – Charges of bribery and fraud against SNC-Lavalin Group Inc. were tested for the first time in a Montreal courtroom on Monday as prosecutors began laying out their case against Canada’s biggest engineering firm in a preliminary hearing expected to...
Undaunted by creditors and fraud charges, Peter Pocklington launches pot company
July 20, 2018 ( Courtesy of CBC.ca) – Former Edmonton Oilers owner Peter Pocklington still owes the Alberta government more than $13 million from an unpaid 1988 loan for a failed meat-packing plant. In Arizona, Pocklington and an associate have so far reneged on...
Mammoliti, TPA execs ‘actively’ pushed land deal with inflated $12M price tag, secret report says
May 2, 2018 (Courtesy of cbc.ca) – Coun. Giorgio Mammoliti and several executives from the Toronto Parking Authority (TPA) pushed hard for a deal that would have seen the public overpay by about $2.6 million for a piece of land in the councillor’s ward,...
Ecuadorians Challenge Chevron Over $9.5B Award In Canadian Court
April 17, 2018 (Courtesy of oilprice.com) – Ecuadorian farmers and indigenous people will seek to show an Ontario Court of Appeal this week that Chevron Canada is legally liable for a US$9.5-billion award that the Ecuadorians won against the U.S. parent Chevron...