US EditionShareholders Stonewalled by Apparently Defunct B.C. Company
- Shareholders of BlueSky Organics, a Vernon soil and fertilizer company founded around 2014, have lost contact with the firm and worry about their investments since 2018.
- The company appears defunct after ongoing conflicts between co-owners Mary Horvatincic and Matt Stromsten led to legal battles and operational disruptions starting in 2020.
- BlueSky’s website has remained offline since December or earlier, its retail location closed during the winter of 2023, and its Facebook page has seen no activity since March 2023, while shareholders report that their inquiries have gone unanswered.
- Court documents show Stromsten’s removal as signing officer in 2023, BlueSky’s January 2025 tax default of about $12,600, a September 2023 mortgage default petition, and a $24,000 fine for WorkSafeBC violations.
- The company’s apparent shutdown without reimbursing shareholders, combined with legal and financial troubles, suggests possible insolvency and unresolved shareholder losses.
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