Brockville

American  

[brok-vil] / ˈbrɒk vɪl /

noun

1. a city in SE Ontario, in S Canada.

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Example Sentences

A similar thing happened four years later with Simmonds, who had been cut after a tryout with the OHL’s Mississauga Ice Dogs and was playing Junior A hockey in Brockville.

From Seattle Times

Brockville was tucked inside a second shell company called Sefton Securities, which was in turn owned by Eamonn McGregor, a British-born accountant who runs Moores Rowland in Monaco.

From Washington Post

The Pandora files do not show precisely when Krivonogikh became Brockville’s “beneficial owner,” a term that refers to the person who ultimately controls an offshore company or benefits from it financially, even if other names appear on registration documents.

From Washington Post

Monaco tax officials confirmed that Brockville still owns the apartment.

From Washington Post

On April 2, 2003 — almost exactly a month after Krivonogikh’s daughter was born — a shell company called Brockville Development Ltd. was incorporated on the Caribbean island of Tortola, according to records in the Pandora trove.

From Washington Post