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Molson Coors Accuses Ex-Managers of Multimillion-Dollar Fraud Scheme

Molson Coors Canada alleges a multi-year fraud siphoning $9 million through fake invoices involving insiders and vendors, with secret payments to employees and associates.

  • On Wednesday, Molson Coors Canada filed a lawsuit in Ontario Superior Court alleging a complex scheme that drained nearly $9.1 million from its Canadian operations since 2021, and informed employees in a Wednesday memo.
  • According to court documents, invoices from Letz Go Consulting Inc. and 466 Ontario were controlled by Larry Isaacs, president of Firkin Hospitality Group, and his wife Ellen Bacher, funneling secret payments to Frank Ivankovic and Kelly O'Brien-Ivankovic with some invoices labeled as event planning.
  • The filings detail that Ivankovic received $3,655,779 in 63 payments from Letz Go, he and Kelly O'Brien-Ivankovic received over $4,279,000 since 2021, and bank correspondence flagged deposits topping $276,000.
  • The company is pursuing claims that seek the return of funds, damages, legal costs, and an injunction, while Holmberg said `My clients' position is that the allegations made against them by Molson Coors are without merit and they intend to respond to those allegations in court`.
  • Court documents say the defendants destroyed or withheld data during discovery, and Ivankovic texted his accountant on Dec. 28 asking for 'bullet points' for his reply, with the accountant allegedly advising to 'tell the bank to f--- off'.
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The Globe & Mail broke the news in Canada on Thursday, November 27, 2025.
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