U.s. College Admissions Scandal

• 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
  
• 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
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• In the U.S. college scandal, an admission of guilt goes a long way towards redemption

  While I believe in forgiveness, I don't think it can really happen until one takes accountability for their actions, Meera Estrada says.

  Commentary

  Apr 19, 2019
• B.C. businessman faces new money laundering charges in U.S. college admissions scandal

  The new charges claim that parents hid their illegal payments, in part, under the guise of charitable donations to help low income kids get an education.  

  Crime

  Apr 9, 2019
• Montrealer identified as alleged informant in U.S. college bribery scandal

  Morrie Tobin was identified as the informant who helped expose the admissions scheme.

  Canada

  Mar 19, 2019
• Hallmark Channel severs ties with Lori Loughlin in wake of college admissions scandal

  Lori Loughlin and her husband, fashion designer Mossimo Giannulli, are accused of paying bribes to gain their daughters’ college admissions.

  Crime

  Mar 14, 2019