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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By: Graeme Wood
Julius Csurgo, a Hungarian-Canadian from Ontario, awaits sentencing after pleading guilty to securities fraud; Csurgo was alleged to have worked with West Vancouver resident and offshore shell facilitator Fred Sharp to conduct a $35-million pump-and-dump scheme via Swiss trading platforms and offshore shell companies.
Officials in Tehran got the United States to sign a document that even Americans described as degrading, mortifying, a total capitulation.
By: Graeme Wood
B.C. Premier David Eby clarified some more details of a government proposal to purchase condos for a rent-to-own arrangement, saying it ultimately bears no cost on the taxpayers
By: Graeme Wood
West Vancouver resident Fred Sharp has appealed a B.C. court decision allowing the U.S. SEC to collect nearly US$30 million in illicit profits from pump-and-dump schemes
By: Graeme Wood
West Vancouver resident Fred Sharp has appealed a B.C. court decision allowing the U.S. SEC to collect nearly US$30 million in illicit profits from pump-and-dump schemes
By: Graeme Wood
The public-financed Nch'ḵay̓ Development Corp. project known as Sen̓áḵw has signed 100 leases since launching occupancy June 1, with studio apartments starting at more than $1,700 per month
By: Graeme Wood
B.C. Premier David Eby will promote the province's agriculture, wood and energy sectors in China, but it's unclear who he will be meeting with a day before he departs
By: Graeme Wood
The federal government is stepping in to relieve developers of certain charges they must pay toward regional infrastructure
By: Graeme Wood
Surrey is planning a $232M land swap to acquire a spot in the new downtown core to build an arena to be anchored by the junior hockey club Vancouver Giants
By: Graeme Wood
B.C.-based musicians are finding little relief on the inflation front to maintain their passion projects
