Mark Noble and Claude Couillard

Decorative pattern

Montreal

Details are sketchy, but according to Quebec’s security regulator, an unlicensed “advisor” based in Montreal may have committed one of the worst financial frauds in Canadian history. Bertram Earl Jones, the principal owner of a west-Island based advisory practice called Earl Jones Consultant and Administration Corp. — not to be confused with the large advisory […]

By Mark Noble and Claude Couillard | July 13, 2009

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