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Insider Trading: April 11, 2022

Insider Trading: April 11, 2022

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 March 31, 2022. The information comes from a compilation of required reports filed with the BC Securities Commission obtained from DisclosureNet.com.
Four months jail for Florida man hired to write exams for David Sidoo’s sons

Four months jail for Florida man hired to write exams for David Sidoo’s sons

Court sentences tennis pro for role in scheme that helped former CFL player’s sons get into U.S. universities
BC NDP minister won’t commit to freedom of information recommendations

BC NDP minister won’t commit to freedom of information recommendations

Lisa Beare sidesteps questions about ending $10 fee for FOI requests and adopting other recommendations of all-party committee
Going out? Why you don't want to delete your B.C. vax card just yet

Going out? Why you don't want to delete your B.C. vax card just yet

Vax card program is officially over but businesses can still ask for proof of vaccination
B.C. adds 10,500 jobs in March for eighth straight month of gains

B.C. adds 10,500 jobs in March for eighth straight month of gains

Employment across Canada expands by 73,000 jobs
Tourism industry poised for robust rebound in B.C.

Tourism industry poised for robust rebound in B.C.

Despite a setback from the Omicron wave, which curtailed global travel amid additional vaccine restrictions and advisories to not travel, the tourism sector looks to rebound sharply in the coming months.
Acquisitions by foreign firms dominate top M&As

Acquisitions by foreign firms dominate top M&As

Deal to buy Clearwater Seafoods is an outlier among biggest 2021 transactions on BIV list
Volatility marks B.C.’s top finance deals since 2017

Volatility marks B.C.’s top finance deals since 2017

Average stock and debt deal value regained ground after crashing in 2020
BC NDP flush with donated cash, taxpayer subsidies

BC NDP flush with donated cash, taxpayer subsidies

Party’s annual financial report shows $9.47 million revenue and a $5.84 million surplus in 2021
Why bad online reviews can sometimes be good for business

Why bad online reviews can sometimes be good for business

A new study shows that brand recognition among consumers is important in quelling negative online comments