The son of Vancouver businessman David Sidoo — who is currently implicated in a U.S. college admissions scandal — has resigned from the board of his father’s B.C.-based company.
. The younger Sidoo will be replaced by Mark Brown, according to a press release issued by the company on Wednesday. A second news release shared by the company the same day said its deal to acquire California-based cannabis company Juva Life Inc. had also been “terminated by mutual understanding.” Dylan Sidoo is described in company documents as a graduate of the University of Southern California and the founder of a film company. He was named to the East West Petroleum board in December 2016, the same year he graduated from USC’s cinematic arts program. He had been receiving a monthly stipend of $2,500 a month for his work on the board.
He didn’t know what his dad did. Seems sketchy. All good some hard working student not as well off as this kid wasn’t accepted because of cheating, lying, and paying someone else to write his sons provincial exams. Which are not difficult.
this kid does not deserve this
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