Destiny Media prevails over Vestergaard in court

2025-10-28 19:27 ET - Street Wire

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Let's hope that the judge awarded costs against the plaintiff.

Another issue at trial was Mr. Vestergaard's supervision of a Destiny employee he was romantically involved with, Zashean Dove. Mr. Vestergaard denied that the relationship was romantic, but the judge accepted that it was. The judge found that Mr. Vestergaard and Ms. Dove were often absent from the office together, including on vacation, and noted that they lived together.

And then there's this: Gordon Hoekstra Published Jun 06, 2025 https://vancouversun.com/news/man-had-reservoir-built-files-counter-suit-cites-no-responsibility-deadly-lions-bay-landslide

Man who had Lions Bay reservoir built files counter suit, cites no responsibility for deadly landslide David and Barbara Enns were killed on Dec. 14 when a slide swept away their Lions Bay home. The builder of a reservoir says he is not responsible for claims made by victims’ family and neighbours. Lions Bay property owner Steven Vestergaard filed a response this week to a lawsuit launched by family and neighbours of the victims of a landslide, arguing there is no evidence he contributed to, or was responsible for, the slide.