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 energy, mining, and societal issues. Graeme's work has been featured in numerous publications such as The Atlantic, Alaska Highway News, and Times Colonist.
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Graeme Wood's coverage focuses on local government, legal policy regulation, and crime in British Columbia. His articles highlight specific cases and regulatory changes within the region.
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By: Graeme Wood
Both B.C. Attorney General Niki Sharma and Montrose Properties believe the Supreme Court of Canada's decision to dismiss an appeal in a New Brunswick case could have implications for the ongoing Cowichan Tribes case appeals and applications
By: Graeme Wood
The Department of Fisheries and Oceans is set to alter its Salmon Allocation Policy to incorporate First Nations commercial fishing rights
Industry regulator says own tribunal failed to properly weigh public-interest obligations in case involving former PI Financial brokers
By: Graeme Wood
Ex-BMO rep alleged to have forged signature to create fake bank card
By: Graeme Wood
Ex-BMO rep alleged to have forged signature to create fake bank card
By: Graeme Wood
Regulator finds miner filed a technical report with a falsified electronic signature of a professional engineer
By: Graeme Wood
The B.C. program offers up to $500K per individual, far less than the maximum $5M offered by the Ontario Securities Commission
By: Graeme Wood
Real estate agent Matthew Kuras has repeatedly failed to produce banking and tax records related to his alleged unlicensed property management activity, according to the BCFSA
Partiers should expect crowded bars with usual prices, but extra costs for special events, transportation
By: Graeme Wood
A provincial gambling regulator report shows fewer British Columbians gamble than six years ago, but problem gambling is on the rise
