B.C. man who falsely claimed to own legendary Sooke hotel handed $1.6M penalty

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A B.C. Securities Commission (BCSC) panel has imposed a $1.6-million penalty on a B.C. man who defrauded an investor by claiming to own the legendary Sooke Harbour House resort hotel.

Timothy Craig Durkin has been involved in a years-long dispute with the original owners of the hotel, which has hosted Hollywood stars and royalty for more than 40 years in Sooke, a tourist hotspot on the southern tip of Vancouver Island, around 40 kilometres southwest of Victoria.

In January, the commission found that Durkin raised $1 million from an investor between December 2015 and March 2016, promising the investor a 40 per cent share in the

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