Revenue BC updates

Back in 1998, I was in my first year of college and had medical issues after second semester started, ended up even hospitalized. While hospitalized I got a message from the college student finance department to contact them. When I responded, the woman, when she found out I was not in classes and had not been for a while, went off the wall. She got my seat given to someone else, and reported me as an over award.

RBC, which was the lender wrote off the loan portion, and the grant was deducted by Revenue Canada over several years, in fact its only the last couple years I've finally started getting tax return checks. ~2005 I'd applied for a mortgage through RBC, and they seen the student loan and of course denied the mortgage, but when asked about repaying to clear it, they had mentioned something like RBC had been repaid through insurance when it was wrote off, and would drop off the credit report in a year.

In 2007 I ran the equifax report, it was clear nothing on it, student loan was no longer showing, only good credit showed. I was able to purchase a car. Life was good, everything back to normal.

Fast forward to 2014, I just did a new report as we're looking at replacing our car, and there is this odd new entry EDS DBA REVSERVBC which turns out to be Revenue BC, and they updated my credit report in 2009 with the loan that RBC had previously wrote off, and started updating it monthly that it was 120 days past due. Even though I have other creditors reporting me as good, this in turn has placed my credit from good, to poor status based on a 16 year old written off loan.

Are they allowed to keep adding new entries indefinitely? There has to be some statute of limitations limiting how long they can pursue this. I don't think they should be collecting on something that RBC had already filed a claim on and was paid for.

Appreciate any input into this.