Graeme Wood is a syndicated reporter for Glacier Media. He covers a range of topics including regional and provincial politics, real estate policies, regulatory matters, and white-collar crime, with a focus on issues such as fraud and corruption in Canada. Graeme's work has been featured in numerous publications including the Alaska Highway News, Times Colonist, and The Atlantic.
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By: Graeme Wood
Facing fraud charges in the U.S., Delta resident Jackson Friesen sold a detached home in Kitsilano before his assets could be frozen in B.C. Supreme Court; since it was determined Friesen committed fraud he says he now needs money to pay for an appeal of a $12-million penalty.
By: Graeme Wood
Royal Mutual Funds Inc. mutual fund dealer diverted millions of dollars from accounts of retired clients to online brokerages
Dan Coulter "championed the underdog" as a union leader, school district trustee and MLA.
The Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation says rent price inflation slowed in 2024 as more rental buildings are being completed and immigration demands lessen.
A Law Society of BC hearing panel determined Vernon-based lawyer Leonard Marriott committed professional misconduct by improperly handling a will and pre-paying himself a 'substantial'executor fee.
By: Graeme Wood
A B.C. Court of Appeal decision has partially overturned a law society review board decision, finding lawyer Florence Esther Louie Yen broke rules after improperly flowing more than US$10 million through trust accounts.
Defendants claimed Delta police violated their Charter rights during an investigation into alleged illegal marijuana grow-ops.
Scott Thomas Low admitted he contravened a freeze order and withdrew money from his bank accounts while under investigation for securities misconduct.
Scott Thomas Low admitted he contravened a freeze order and withdrew money from his bank accounts while under investigation for securities misconduct.
As Ontario gets on board with Starlink, Prince George – Valemount MLA Rosalyn Bird thinks B.C. ought to follow: "I think it's something we should be considering."
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