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Investors who lost millions when Saskatoon real estate company Epic Alliance collapsed in 2022 should have some answers later this fall.

Saskatchewans consumer watchdog is seeking to hold two Saskatoon women responsible for the collapse of their real estate company that left investors with millions of dollars in losses.

Investors who lost hundreds of millions collectively when Saskatoon's Epic Alliance collapsed last year want the company's owners fined and banned from future trading.

Saskatchewans consumer watchdog is seeking to hold two Saskatoon women responsible for the collapse of their real estate company that left investors with millions of dollars in losses.

A Saskatoon woman says she knew she wasn’t dealing with a typical real estate company the day Epic Alliance took over her property in 2019.

Following the collapse of Epic Alliance, one investor learned they were the landlord of a property that no longer existed.

A former employee of Epic Alliance says the firm sometimes "pushed" for higher appraisals on homes sold to landlords and would rent to tenants who would "destroy" properties

A Saskatoon lawyer says it’s difficult to say a local real estate company was operating in good faith when it raised $211.9 million from investors before collapsing earlier this year.

Investors thought they were helping to fund a Saskatoon real-estate firms ambitious expansion into the U.S — but instead, they were helping to keep a failing company afloat.

The complaint filed several weeks ago by an Ontario investor is the only complaint city police have received about the business, police said.