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The company that owns the Vancouver Canucks has been ordered to pay more than US$600,000 in damages after breaching a contract to purchase Google G-Suite licences for Rogers Arena.

In June 2017, Aquilini Investment Group entered into an agreement with Six Factor Professional Services to purchase 1,000 of the online business office tools for a total license fee of US$484,000.

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The deal also called for additional licences to be purchased and full deployment and support services.

Six Factor, an authorized reseller of Google’s G-Suite toolset, delivered and installed the G-Suites at Rogers Arena, home of the Canucks, in July 2017.

In December 2017, the Aquilini Group asked for a further 20 suites, which Six Factor delivered and installed at a cost of US$11,760.

After the Canucks owners terminated the agreement in July 2018, Six Factor sued the company for damages.

The Aquilini Group admitted that it was liable for the breach of contract, and the only issue at trial was the amount of damages to be awarded.