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Yahoo
6 days ago
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FSRA issues notice of proposal against Joel Kelman and 1368486 Canada Inc. operating as "Quick Cash Mortgage"
TORONTO, May 28, 2025 /CNW/ - Ontario's financial services regulator, FSRA, has initiated enforcement action against Joel Kelman (Kelman) and 1368486 Canada Inc. operating as "Quick Cash Mortgage" (QC Mortgage). FSRA alleges that Kelman is not suitable to be licensed under the Mortgage Brokerages, Lenders and Administrators Act, 2006 (Act) and that Kelman contravened the Act, and its regulations as follows: a. By failing to take reasonable steps to ensure that the brokerage and each broker and agent authorized to deal or trade in mortgages on its behalf complies with the requirements under the Act, contrary to subsection 2(1) of Ontario Regulation 410/07. b. Causing a brokerage to contravene subsection 46(1) of Ontario Regulation 188/08 by failing to maintain accurate records related to mortgage transactions, contrary to section 3 of Ontario Regulation 187/08. c. By providing false information to FSRA, contrary to subsections 45(1) and 45(2) of the Act. FSRA further alleges that QC Mortgage is not suitable to be licensed under the Act because the past conduct of Kelman, who is QC Mortgage's principal broker, officer and sole director, affords reasonable grounds for belief that the business of the corporation will not be carried on in accordance with the law and with integrity and honesty. FSRA is proposing to refuse to renew Kelman's mortgage broker licence and impose administrative penalties in the total amount of $120,000 against Kelman. FSRA is also proposing to revoke QC Mortgage's mortgage brokerage licence. Kelman and QC Mortgage have requested a hearing before the Financial Services Tribunal about this proposal. Learn more: Access our enforcement database to see how FSRA is working to protect consumers through its monitoring and enforcement activities. For media inquiries: Ashley LegassicSr. Media Relations and Digital OfficerFinancial Services Regulatory AuthorityC: 647-719-8426Email: SOURCE Financial Services Regulatory Authority of Ontario View original content to download multimedia: Error in retrieving data Sign in to access your portfolio Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data
Cision Canada
6 days ago
- Business
- Cision Canada
FSRA issues notice of proposal against Joel Kelman and 1368486 Canada Inc. operating as "Quick Cash Mortgage" Français
TORONTO, May 28, 2025 /CNW/ - Ontario's financial services regulator, FSRA, has initiated enforcement action against (Kelman) and 1368486 Canada Inc. operating as "Quick Cash Mortgage" (QC Mortgage). FSRA alleges that Kelman is not suitable to be licensed under the Mortgage Brokerages, Lenders and Administrators Act, 2006 (Act) and that Kelman contravened the Act, and its regulations as follows: a. By failing to take reasonable steps to ensure that the brokerage and each broker and agent authorized to deal or trade in mortgages on its behalf complies with the requirements under the Act, contrary to subsection 2(1) of Ontario Regulation 410/07. b. Causing a brokerage to contravene subsection 46(1) of Ontario Regulation 188/08 by failing to maintain accurate records related to mortgage transactions, contrary to section 3 of Ontario Regulation 187/08. c. By providing false information to FSRA, contrary to subsections 45(1) and 45(2) of the Act. FSRA further alleges that QC Mortgage is not suitable to be licensed under the Act because the past conduct of Kelman, who is QC Mortgage's principal broker, officer and sole director, affords reasonable grounds for belief that the business of the corporation will not be carried on in accordance with the law and with integrity and honesty. FSRA is proposing to refuse to renew Kelman's mortgage broker licence and impose administrative penalties in the total amount of $120,000 against Kelman. FSRA is also proposing to revoke QC Mortgage's mortgage brokerage licence. Kelman and QC Mortgage have requested a hearing before the Financial Services Tribunal about this proposal. Access our enforcement database to see how FSRA is working to protect consumers through its monitoring and enforcement activities. For media inquiries: Ashley Legassic Sr. Media Relations and Digital Officer Financial Services Regulatory Authority C: 647-719-8426 Email: [email protected]
Winnipeg Free Press
21-05-2025
- Sport
- Winnipeg Free Press
Kelman to be inducted into Manitoba Baseball Hall of Fame
St. James-Assiniboia On June 14, former St. James A's baseball star Scott Kelman will join Manitoba's baseball elite when formally inducted into the Manitoba Baseball Hall of Fame. It's the ultimate tribute for an athlete who lived for the game. 'I'm over the moon,' Kelman said. 'To be recognized for my favourite sport and biggest passion is the greatest honour.' Kelman taught himself to read with baseball cards. He has fond memories of family road trips to watch baseball. He played as soon as he could. Supplied photo Former St. James A's baseball star Scott Kelman will be inducted into the Manitoba Baseball Hall of Fame on June 14. 'The diamond was a bike ride from my house,' Kelman said. 'My summer was spent pitching to my dad, Craig, and hitting balls. My grandpa walked in the outfield with a cane and collected the balls. I have so many good memories of that.' His accolades include Manitoba Pee Wee Bantam Player of the Year, Midget Player of the Year, Manitoba Junior League MVP, Winnipeg Senior League (WSBL) MVP and two WSBL batting titles. When 16, Kelman threw a no-hitter at the Blue Jays Cup. In 2001, he played for Team Manitoba at the Canada Summer Games. Because Kelman was equally successful at hockey, multiple crossroads loomed. Shortly after joining the Western Hockey League's Seattle Thunderbirds, he hurt his shoulder, ending his pitching career. For a time, Kelman successfully juggled the two. In the summer of 1998, he made the national baseball selection camp for baseball and played for Team Canada at the Hlinka Gretzky Cup. After being drafted 15th overall by the NHL's Phoenix Coyotes in 1999, GM Bobby Smith forced him to retire from baseball. That lasted three years, until Randy LeBleu convinced Kelman to come back with the A's for a season culminating in a Canada Summer Games berth. Then, another retirement. While his body may have been away from the diamond, his heart never left. 'I'm not sure I had the same passion for hockey as I did for baseball,' Kelman said. 'There's something magical about stepping on that field, smelling the grass and hearing the bat. I don't know if hockey ever gave me anything like that. The feeling of blowing a fastball by someone was one of my favourite memories, outsmarting a batter, that feeling you're in control.' Mondays A weekly look at news and events that matter in your communities. Kelman's last hockey stop was with the Coventry Blaze in England. That's where he met his wife, Fay. They have two daughters who are also fine athletes. Tori, 13, plays club volleyball and premier soccer, while Claudia, 11, plays AA hockey and soccer. Watching his daughters pursue their passions is the latest in a life of special sporting moments. Supplied photo Scott Kelman with daughters Tori and Claudia. Kelman, who enjoyed a successful baseball and hockey career, will be inducted into the Manitoba Baseball Hall of Fame on June 14. 'I love seeing them recapture the feeling I had, the excitement of games as a kid,' Kelman said. 'A world of possibilities, and they're loving being out there. It's been a blast. 'They love sport and are intense, but also teach you not to take losses personally. They seem to be able to get over losses a little bit better than most boys.' When he returned to Winnipeg, Kelman resumed his baseball career in the WSBL. That was only possible because of Fay. 'She made so many sacrifices,' Kelman said. 'When we had the girls, and I was out a lot of nights, she was my rock, allowing me to pursue my passion by watching the girls while I played a game.' Tony ZeruchaEast Kildonan community correspondent Tony Zerucha is a community correspondent for East Kildonan. Email him at tzerucha@ Read full biography Our newsroom depends on a growing audience of readers to power our journalism. If you are not a paid reader, please consider becoming a subscriber. Our newsroom depends on its audience of readers to power our journalism. Thank you for your support.
Yahoo
12-05-2025
- Sport
- Yahoo
Stockport slam officials after Leyton Orient playoff draw: ‘Worst decision in 15 years'
The Stockport manager Dave Challinor attacked 'the worst decision I have seen in 15 years of management' after Leyton Orient salvaged a late draw in a pulsating and controversial League One playoff semi-final first leg at Brisbane Road. Charlie Kelman put the home side ahead on 30 minutes when he slotted home from six yards, with the officials failing to spot he was clearly in an offside position when the ball was flicked on by Omar Beckles. The video assistant referee system will be in use for the final at Wembley but has not been deployed in any of the semi-finals. Stockport turned it round after the break through a penalty by Ollie Norwood and a Fraser Horsfall header but Kelman struck from the penalty spot late on to leave the tie in the balance going into the second leg at Edgeley Park on Wednesday. Challinor said. 'Massive kudos to our players for reacting in a positive way to a decision which was the worst I've seen in my 15 years of management in what was the biggest game of my managerial career. 'I've not spoken to the referee or linesman as of yet but the processes are all completely wrong. That was an absolute shocker. When someone is four yards offside that's really worrying. I can understand now why there is a scramble to get robots involved and stop human error because incidents like today cannot happen. 'People are putting tens of millions of pounds into football and things can be dictated by a flag and a whistle and that's not a good place to be.' Harbottle header gives AFC Wimbledon slender 1-0 lead Riley Harbottle's second-half goal handed AFC Wimbledon the advantage in their League Two playoff semi-final against Notts County at Meadow Lane. Harbottle's header gave Johnnie Jackson's men a hard-fought 1-0 victory before next weekend's return at the Cherry Red Records Stadium. County manager Stuart Maynard will feel his side are still in with a chance of reaching Wembley after creating a number of opportunities. However, Alassana Jatta's dismissal in stoppage time, for a foul on Alistair Smith, could be a damaging blow for the Magpies. PA Media Challinor's opposite number, Richie Wellens, said he did not have a clear view but 'people have told me it is offside – and if he is offside, just give it offside. We would rather get a genuine goal. I've said it all season that the referees have a huge impact on games at this level. I believe we should have had another penalty, too.' The visitors had created the better chances in a competitively-fought first period, testing Josh Keeley in the home goal on a number of occasions. Kyle Wootton found himself free in the fifth minute but Keeley raced out to narrow the angle and avert the danger while Will Collar should have done better with a cross when he headed wide. A powerful drive from Owen Moxon was punched clear by Keeley before Jayden Fevrier, a constant threat down the right, cut inside Brandon Cooper and unleashed a shot which Keeley saved with his feet. But it was Kelman, League One's leading marksman, who opened the scoring on the half-hour mark, converting the flick from Beckles with ease. Orient were grateful to the crossbar for protecting their lead soon after the interval when a 25-yard thunderbolt by Moxon beat Keeley but Stockport were deservedly back on terms on 60 minutes. Fevrier sent a cross into the box and Rarmani Edmonds-Green handled the ball, although he was being held down by Horsfall. Norwood slammed the resultant penalty into the net. Stockport then took the lead, with Norwood's free-kick headed in by Horsfall in the 65th minute. The Orient substitute Ollie O'Neill was involved in the leveller on 88 minutes when his shot was adjudged by Ben Speedie to have been handled by Horsfall and Kelman stepped up to send Corey Addai the wrong way. Orient might even have snatched an advantage deep in added time but Beckles volleyed over from four yards. 'As a last game of the season at home I thought it was a great spectacle,' said Wellens. 'It was something the supporters can be proud of, and the players too.'
Daily Mirror
10-05-2025
- Sport
- Daily Mirror
League One play-off referee howler described as 'worst in 15 years'
LEYTON ORIENT 2-2 STOCKPORT: Dave Challinor was left stunned by Orient being allowed to take the lead in their League One semi-final after Charlie Kelman was not flagged for an obvious offside Dave Challinor hailed the mental strength of his Stockport players for bouncing back from the biggest refereeing howler he has seen in 15 years as a manager. But the County boss is aware that the hardest work is still to come after they let a hard-fought lead slip late on to ensure Wednesday's second leg begins level. Challinor was furious that League One golden boot winner Charlie Kelman gave Orient the lead half an hour in despite being more than two yards offside. However Oliver Norwood ignited their fightback by converting a penalty before delivering a pinpoint free-kick that Fraser Horsfall headed home. And that appeared to earn Stockport a slender advantage midway through the tie until Kelman equalised late on from the spot after Horsfall blocked Ollie O'Neill's shot with his hand. Referee Ben Speedie got that decision right, though Orient were also denied an earlier penalty that appeared obvious. Both teams played some fantastic football but it was all tainted by Kelman's first being allowed after he was clearly off when getting on the end of Omar Beckles' header. 'Massive kudos to the players for reacting in a positive way to the worst decision I've seen in 15 years in management and in what is the biggest game of my managerial career,' Challinor said. 'I've not spoken to the referee or linesman yet but that was an absolute shocker. 'They are supposed to be the best of our group to be officiating these games. If that's the best of our group, players, staff and managers are right to be concerned because things are being taken out of our control by people not being able to make simple decisions.' Orient boss Richie Wellens said he had not seen a replay of the incident but admitted: 'We'd rather get a genuine goal. I don't need to speak about officials at this level, they need massive improvement.' Stockport's equaliser arrived on the hour when Rarmani Edmonds-Green could not stop himself from handling a cross from the right. Norwood dispatched the spot kick into the bottom left corner. Their tails up, County pushed forward for a second and when Randal Williams tripped Jayden Fevrier on the right wing, Norwood's delivery was met by Horsfall as he rose unmarked to head home from about eight yards. Falling behind brought fresh impetus to Orient's play and Kelman was irate when his appeals for a penalty after clear contact from Norwood were ignored. But just as the hosts' hopes were beginning to fade Kelman was awarded his chance from 12 yards when O'Neill's shot came off Horsfall's hand. Kelman picked the same corner as Norwood had earlier to leave an absorbing tie well poised.
