On the way out? After a court ruling in May, a B.C. man comes closer to being deported for organized criminality

Ordered to provide millions in damages for a failed hotel deal, Timothy Durkin has yet to pay

11 Jun 2024 • 4 min read

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Timothy Durkin is facing deportation to the United Kingdom. (Getty Images/Nednapa)

Tori is an award-winning B.C.-based reporter with over two decades of experience focused on long-form investigations and features. Before joining the IJF, she was on staff at Capital Daily and the Chicago Reader.

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