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Report finds millions in 'unjustifiable' spending by directors of insolvent real estate company - Vimarsana News

Report finds millions in 'unjustifiable' spending by directors of insolvent real estate company

Based on bank records and interviews with the people involved the business, the report alleges conflicts of interest, questionable capital controls and accounting, as well as personal spending with corporate funds by directors of the company

Private jets, yachts and parties: Ontario landlords flaunted lavish lifestyle as business began to crumble - Vimarsana News

Private jets, yachts and parties: Ontario landlords flaunted lavish lifestyle as business began to crumble

In a 2022 promotional video, Robby Clark stands at the bow of a yacht, arms raised to the sky as a camera circles overhead. "You can stick me in the desert with nothing and I’m going to come out owning the desert," he says. Less than two years later, his Ontario real estate empire is under bankruptcy protection, owing hundreds of lenders tens of millions of dollars.

Source: cbc.ca
Former YTV child actor's Northern Ontario real estate empire files for insolvency - Vimarsana News

Former YTV child actor's Northern Ontario real estate empire files for insolvency

The enterprise’s financial troubles have tied up millions of dollars loaned by hundreds of private lenders and prompted concerns

3 landlords among largest real estate holders in Ontario owe $144M, under bankruptcy protection: documents - Vimarsana News

3 landlords among largest real estate holders in Ontario owe $144M, under bankruptcy protection: documents

A small group of landlords who own hundreds of rental properties across the province have run out of money, owe over $144 million in unpaid loans and face dozens of lawsuits from creditors, according to documents filed with the Ontario Superior Court of Justice.

Source: cbc.ca