What is BCIMC?
BCIMC manages over $150 billion in public servant pension fund money.
It is the biggest meanest junkyard dog in British Columbia.
BCIMC manages over $150 billion in public servant pension fund money.
It is the biggest meanest junkyard dog in British Columbia.
When the dust had settled in the foreclosure proceedings against the English family, John English looked around for help and reached out to former British Columbia lawyer John Carten who had had his career destroyed by the criminal gangs operating inside the British Columbia government and its dirty lawyer allies at the Law Society of British Columbia.
Mr. Carten maintains the Water War Crimes web site which tells the story of high level government insider corruption related to bulk water exports, including the shocking story of the murder of key witnesses, is visited daily by the Government of Canada, the Government of British Columbia and thousands of people all around the world looking for the truth about Canada.
Click here to visit the www.waterwarcrimes.com
Mr. Carten reviewed the English case and quickly discovered that BCIMC was the beneficiary of the foreclosure proceeding. Based on the forensic principle that "he who benefits most from a crime is the one most likely to have committed it", Carten advised English to re-examine everything to look for evidence linking the crimes back to BCIMC and as they followed the trial of evidence it became clearly apparent that BCIMC and its partners in other agencies of the Government of British Columbia were deeply involved in the crimes and their cover up.
Mr. Carten maintains the Water War Crimes web site which tells the story of high level government insider corruption related to bulk water exports, including the shocking story of the murder of key witnesses, is visited daily by the Government of Canada, the Government of British Columbia and thousands of people all around the world looking for the truth about Canada.
Click here to visit the www.waterwarcrimes.com
Mr. Carten reviewed the English case and quickly discovered that BCIMC was the beneficiary of the foreclosure proceeding. Based on the forensic principle that "he who benefits most from a crime is the one most likely to have committed it", Carten advised English to re-examine everything to look for evidence linking the crimes back to BCIMC and as they followed the trial of evidence it became clearly apparent that BCIMC and its partners in other agencies of the Government of British Columbia were deeply involved in the crimes and their cover up.
BCIMC CEO Forced To Resign
DOUG PEARCE, BCIMC CEO
Mr. Carten advised Mr. English to set up a blog publishing the facts about what happened to him and with Joe Adam's assistance they set up http://cuabcimc.blogspot.ca
The blog got immediate attention from BCIMC insiders who contacted Victoria City Police who called Mr. Carten and Joe Adam to threatened them.
The police were obviously in the wrong and were advised to mind their own business, that everything was published true and that everything published was protected under the Charter of Rights that guaranteed freedom of speech.
The police never contacted Mr. Carten or Joe Adam again.
BCIMC then got its in house lawyer, Robert de Trois Maison, to threaten a lawsuit. Mr. de Trois Maison was promptly told that he should put in writing what, if any, statement on the blog was untrue and the editors would make the appropriate amendments.
That was 3 years ago. Mr. de Trois Maison never wrote a word, the blog stayed up and continues to publish.
Within six weeks of his being identified as a key player in the criminal conspiracy, Doug Pearce, the CEO of BCIMC and the highest paid civil servant in British Columbia, ($1.2 million a year), announced he was retiring.
The blog got immediate attention from BCIMC insiders who contacted Victoria City Police who called Mr. Carten and Joe Adam to threatened them.
The police were obviously in the wrong and were advised to mind their own business, that everything was published true and that everything published was protected under the Charter of Rights that guaranteed freedom of speech.
The police never contacted Mr. Carten or Joe Adam again.
BCIMC then got its in house lawyer, Robert de Trois Maison, to threaten a lawsuit. Mr. de Trois Maison was promptly told that he should put in writing what, if any, statement on the blog was untrue and the editors would make the appropriate amendments.
That was 3 years ago. Mr. de Trois Maison never wrote a word, the blog stayed up and continues to publish.
Within six weeks of his being identified as a key player in the criminal conspiracy, Doug Pearce, the CEO of BCIMC and the highest paid civil servant in British Columbia, ($1.2 million a year), announced he was retiring.
BCIMC Hires Mr. Clean Up - Gordon Fyfe
GORDON FYFE - NEW CEO OF BCIMC
After Doug Pearce was fired - retired BCIMC went on a search for someone to clean up its sordid image and reached out to Gordon Fyfe
Mr. Fyfe had been CEO of the Public Sector Pension Investment Board in Ottawa for 11 years.
PSP Investments then managed about $90-billion in pension assets for employees in the federal public service and was then Canada’s fifth-largest pension fund manager.
Gordon Fyfe has done nothing to redress the wrong carried out against the English family and under his leadership BCIMC has decided to retain possession of property acquired by crime which is a crime under section 354 (1) of the Criminal Code of Canada. 354 (1) Every one commits an offence who has in his possession any property or thing or any proceeds of any property or thing knowing that all or part of the property or thing or of the proceeds was obtained by or derived directly or indirectly from
355 Every one who commits an offence under section 354
Mr. Fyfe had been CEO of the Public Sector Pension Investment Board in Ottawa for 11 years.
PSP Investments then managed about $90-billion in pension assets for employees in the federal public service and was then Canada’s fifth-largest pension fund manager.
Gordon Fyfe has done nothing to redress the wrong carried out against the English family and under his leadership BCIMC has decided to retain possession of property acquired by crime which is a crime under section 354 (1) of the Criminal Code of Canada. 354 (1) Every one commits an offence who has in his possession any property or thing or any proceeds of any property or thing knowing that all or part of the property or thing or of the proceeds was obtained by or derived directly or indirectly from
- (a) the commission in Canada of an offence punishable by indictment; or
- (b) an act or omission anywhere that, if it had occurred in Canada, would have constituted an offence punishable by indictment.
355 Every one who commits an offence under section 354
- (a) is guilty of an indictable offence and liable to imprisonment for a term not exceeding ten years, where the subject-matter of the offence is a testamentary instrument or the value of the subject-matter of the offence exceeds five thousand dollars; or
- (b) is guilty
- (i) of an indictable offence and is liable to imprisonment for a term not exceeding two years, or
- (ii) of an offence punishable on summary conviction,
The Legal Meaning of BCIMC.
BCIMC is an acronym for British Columbia Investment Management Corporation which is the name of a corporation created by section 16 of Public Sector Pension Plans Act a law passed by the legislature of British Columbia.
16 (1) A corporation, to be known as the British Columbia Investment Management Corporation, is established and incorporated as a trust company authorized to carry on trust business and investment management services as provided in this Part.
(2) The corporation referred to in subsection (1) consists of the investment management board appointed under section 19 (1) or (3).
(3) The investment management corporation has the power and capacity of a natural person of full capacity.
(4) The fiscal year end of the investment management corporation is March 31.
(5) The investment management corporation is an agent of the government.
(6) The investment management corporation, as an agent of the government, is not liable for taxation except as the government is liable for taxation.
(7) The Business Corporations Act and, despite section 11 of the Financial Institutions Act, the Financial Institutions Act do not apply to the investment management corporation, but the Lieutenant Governor in Council may direct that certain provisions of the Business Corporations Act and the Financial Institutions Act apply to the investment management corporation.
(8) For the purposes of the Securities Act and its regulations, the investment management corporation must be treated in the same manner as the government is treated under that Act.
The definition section Section 1 of the Public Sector Pension Plans Act clarifies the meaning of investment management corporation.
"investment management corporation" means the British Columbia Investment Management Corporation established under section 16.
(2) The corporation referred to in subsection (1) consists of the investment management board appointed under section 19 (1) or (3).
(3) The investment management corporation has the power and capacity of a natural person of full capacity.
(4) The fiscal year end of the investment management corporation is March 31.
(5) The investment management corporation is an agent of the government.
(6) The investment management corporation, as an agent of the government, is not liable for taxation except as the government is liable for taxation.
(7) The Business Corporations Act and, despite section 11 of the Financial Institutions Act, the Financial Institutions Act do not apply to the investment management corporation, but the Lieutenant Governor in Council may direct that certain provisions of the Business Corporations Act and the Financial Institutions Act apply to the investment management corporation.
(8) For the purposes of the Securities Act and its regulations, the investment management corporation must be treated in the same manner as the government is treated under that Act.
The definition section Section 1 of the Public Sector Pension Plans Act clarifies the meaning of investment management corporation.
"investment management corporation" means the British Columbia Investment Management Corporation established under section 16.
What Does BCIMC Do?
BCIMC provides investment management services to British Columbia’s public sector.
Click here to go to BCIMC Web site and read their own propaganda
BCIMC invests the funds not currently required by its clients to pay pensions and other benefits.
As their investment manager, BCIMC is responsible for growing long-term client wealth while also protecting the value of their funds. We offer investment products across a wide range of asset classes, including strategic investment themes.
Click here to go to BCIMC Web site and read their own propaganda
BCIMC invests the funds not currently required by its clients to pay pensions and other benefits.
As their investment manager, BCIMC is responsible for growing long-term client wealth while also protecting the value of their funds. We offer investment products across a wide range of asset classes, including strategic investment themes.
