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• DavidsTea creditors, including employees, to split $18M after U.S. court ruling

  The plan of arrangement was approved by creditors of DavidsTea and its U.S. subsidiary on June 11 and calls for the distribution of the funds in mid-July.

  Canada

  Jun 17, 2021
  
• Receiver named for Calgary-based Trident Exploration at request of Orphan Well Association

  The Alberta Orphan Well Association says it has taken the "unprecedented'' step of having a receiver appointed to manage the oil and gas assets of failed Trident Exploration.

  Money

  May 3, 2019
  
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• Hamilton police investigating Ontario PC nomination battle

  Ben Levitt won the Hamilton West-Ancaster-Dundas nomination meeting in May, but it was challenged by two would-be candidates.

  Politics

  Aug 9, 2017
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• Tweeting accountant from PwC blamed for Oscars best picture blunder

  Lesson: never tweet at work.

  Entertainment

  Feb 28, 2017
• Major Saskatoon landlord Block 1 files for creditor protection

  Several construction companies in Saskatchewan may be out of thousands of dollars after New Summit Partners Corp, which owns a number of properties in Saskatoon, filed for creditor protection.

  Money

  Dec 30, 2016
• Ontario on the hook for more to fix troubled support payment system

  Ontario's minister of community and social services says she'll implement all of the recommendations from a report on how to fix a troubled support payment system, but she can't say what that will cost.

  May 1, 2015
• Four TTC employees arrested in joint fraud sting

  Four TTC employees have been arrested on charges related to allegedly making fraudulent purchases on the company dime for personal use.

  Crime

  Jun 11, 2014