The properties: 4372 Victoria Drive, Vancouver, 1890 41st Avenue, Vancouver, and 27658 Quinton Avenue, Abbotsford.

A link to the decision:

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"Canada's first unexplained wealth order issued in B.C. against alleged pot growers" via @VancouverSun.

A classic "affinity" fraud : "Tan’s investor dealings began among friends and circulated among relatives and acquaintances, including a circle of people in the congregation of Christ The Redeemer Catholic Church in West Vancouver.".

"B.C. investment regulator files court claim to keep penalty for $30 million Ponzi scheme alive" via @VancouverSun by @Gordon_Hoekstra (I am an Inspector in her Bankruptcy).

"A land-claims ruling shakes the foundation of property rights in B.C." (Globe and Mail Gift Article by Gary Mason)

"B.C. tight-lipped on compliance with property ownership registry" By @WestcoastWood.

B.C. tight-lipped on compliance with property ownership registry via @BIVnews.

There is absolutely no visible sunrise this AM, Parksville in covered in a thick shroud of smoke. (14 August). Visibility maybe 100 yards.

The August 13 sunset - through smoke from the Mt. Underwood fire

"Vancouver eyes ownership changes for laneway homes in bid to boost housing supply" (This has been delayed far, far to long) via @BIVnews.

"Condo Smarts: Who should tell buyers when there is an imbalance of liability?" Condo due diligence is complex - but you are spending hundreds of thousands. via @timescolonist.

Niki Sharma, BC AG: “We disagree strongly with the decision. British Columbia will be filing an appeal and seeking a stay to pause implementation. "

“Carney’s can-do government is way behind on foreign registry” gift article.

By journalist @tophlambie.

"Toronto woman at heart of lipstick Ponzi scheme gets four years in prison and $610K fine" Be especially aware of fraudsters that take advantage ethnic and religious affiliations. Story by Chris Lambie

From the decision "None of the parties addressed the LCP designations of the parking stalls, so I find it necessary to briefly discuss" Not the strata, not the owners. .

From the strata plan: (NWS2769)

A link to the decision:

"B.C. homeowner who took up two parking spots loses strata fight after being towed" Yet another unfortunate strata dispute where the parties did not understand "limited common property" (LCP) and "common property"