A Vancouver homestay business owner has filed a petition to freeze her business partner's assets, claiming that her partner e-transferred herself $400,000 over two years for gambling.
The part owner of a Vancouver homestay business has filed a petition asking a B.C. court to freeze her business partner’s assets, alleging she e-transferred herself at least $400,000 over two years for gambling.
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