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Insider trading: January 15, 2019

Insider trading: January 15, 2019

The following is a list of stock trades made by corporate executives, directors and other company insiders of B.C.’s public companies filed in the week ended January 9, 2019. The information comes from a compilation of required reports filed with the BC Securities Commission obtained from DisclosureNet.com.
BridgeMark’s cannabis, crypto and mining stock scandal expands to Alberta

BridgeMark’s cannabis, crypto and mining stock scandal expands to Alberta

So-called consultants bought $6.5 million shares of Prize Mining Corp. but were handed back marketing contracts worth $5.5 million
Richmond realtor fined $18k for professional misconduct

Richmond realtor fined $18k for professional misconduct

Morning Yu must also take remedial training
Updated: Court battle heats up over forfeiture of alleged money laundering assets

Updated: Court battle heats up over forfeiture of alleged money laundering assets

$2.3 million home and $2.1 million cash highlight the assets frozen by RCMP E Division in relation to Silver International
First Nation takes feds to court over salmon farms

First Nation takes feds to court over salmon farms

Federal claim filed, despite promise by province to phase out fish farms in Broughton Archipelago
B.C. population rises above five million

B.C. population rises above five million

B.C. hit a new milestone as its population surpassed five million people for the first time on record as of October 1, 2018. At 5,017,000 million persons, B.C.’s population rose by 24,635 persons during the third quarter.
B.C. woman jailed for failing to pay fines for ponzi scheme

B.C. woman jailed for failing to pay fines for ponzi scheme

Renee Michelle Penko flouts court orders, gets 30 days
Gas pipeline, LNG have First Nation support: Horgan

Gas pipeline, LNG have First Nation support: Horgan

Premier clarifies NDP government’s position, following arrests over Coastal GasLink pipeline
Trudeau calls byelection for Burnaby South

Trudeau calls byelection for Burnaby South

National attention will be on the riding, as Jagmeet Singh attempts to gain House of Commons seat
Plaintiff in multimillion-dollar Oei fraud case fights to stay in Canada

Plaintiff in multimillion-dollar Oei fraud case fights to stay in Canada

Jiang Yicheng to apply for asylum on grounds that Chinese government is persecuting him