Jordan LUNNY, age 37 of Langley, has been charged with a total of 19 counts of Fraud stemming from a comprehensive investigation by the Langley RCMP.
As previously reported, LUNNY was charged on November 26th, 2019 for Fraud and providing misleading receipt after he was alleged to have defrauded Victim(s) of a deposit on a rental property that he did not own or control.
He will appear in Surrey Provincial Court on February 20th.
The exhibition is displayed in a small blue room at the end of Gallery 7 of the New Westminster Museum & Archives. Devotional singing plays on the speakers in the room, and on the right there is a timeline with pictures and documents starting from the early 1900s and ending with 2019.
At least three police personnel were seen at the centre on Wednesday noon disciplining people waiting in the queue.
Badminton star Saina Nehwal took the political plunge on Wednesday by joining the ruling BJP.
The Province has selected Morneau Shepell to develop a free mental health counselling and referral service for post-secondary students throughout British Columbia.
Government is making record investments in B.C. schools to give every student the best learning experience possible. In two and a half years, the Province has approved nearly $1.8 billion in school capital investments, creating almost 11,000 new student seats and 24,000 seismically safe seats.
Michelle Mungall, Minister of Jobs, Economic Development and Competitiveness, has issued the following statement in response to Shopify’s expansion in Vancouver: