David Sidoo

• B.C.’s David Sidoo accused in massive ‘multi-year pump-and-dump’ stock fraud

  U.S. securities regulators claim David Sidoo was part of a group that gained control of companies, and artificially inflated their stock value, before dumping their holdings.

  Crime

  Apr 17, 2022
  
• Vancouver police called three times to Halloween bash at mansion of prominent British Columbian

  Vancouver police were called three times to the multimillion-dollar home of David Sidoo, where two people were unconscious in a crowd of hundreds.

  Canada

  Nov 1, 2021
  
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• David Sidoo, B.C. businessman charged in U.S. college admissions scam, released from prison

  David Sidoo entered a U.S. prison on Sept. 23 and was serving his sentence somewhere in the Pacific Northwest. He will have to quarantine upon returning to Canada.

  Crime

  Dec 17, 2020
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• David Sidoo, convicted in U.S. college bribery scam, withdraws from B.C. Sports Hall of Fame

  The hall of fame had been in the midst of reviewing Sidoo's status as an "honoured member" and recipient of the W.A.C. Bennett Award.

  Politics

  Jul 31, 2020
• B.C. businessman David Sidoo receives 90-day prison sentence in U.S. college admissions scandal

  Sidoo pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit mail and wire fraud in a U.S. federal court on March 13.

  Crime

  Jul 15, 2020
• B.C. businessman David Sidoo loses Order of B.C. over college admissions scandal

  B.C. businessman David Sidoo has had his Order of B.C. rescinded. 

  Politics

  Jun 12, 2020
• UBC to remove David Sidoo’s name from football field after guilty plea

  UBC says David Sidoo has asked for his name be removed from the university's football stadium.

  Mar 13, 2020
• Vancouver businessman David Sidoo expected to plead guilty in U.S. college admissions scandal

  He is expected to enter his plea in a Boston court on March 13.

  Crime

  Mar 11, 2020
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• Surrey, B.C., mom pleads guilty to bribing coach $400K in U.S. college admissions scandal

  Xiaoning Sui paid $400,000 as part of a scheme to have her son admitted as a fake soccer recruit at UCLA, according to charging documents.

  Crime

  Feb 22, 2020
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• Surrey, B.C. mom to plead guilty for bribing UCLA coach $100K in U.S. college admissions scandal

  If the court accepts the plea deal, Xiaoning Sui would be released with a sentence of time served, along with a year of probation.

  Jan 30, 2020