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White Collar Criminals Beware – BC strengthening Securities Commission investigation and enforcement powers

By NRF Digital Team on October 30, 2019

On October 21, 2019, the BC provincial government announced sweeping and significant changes to the BC Securities Act which are intended to give the BC Securities Commission (BCSC) the strongest powers in the country to impose tougher consequences…

Findings of Fraud Constitute “Other Good Reason” to Order Security for Costs

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By Erika Anschuetz on December 11, 2018

Hung v Ontario Securities Commission, 2018 ONSC 6729 (Div Ct)

The Divisional Court has released yet another chapter in the saga of one of the largest frauds in Canadian history.  In 2017, after a 188-day merits hearing, the Ontario…

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