Crown Trust assets impounded as investigations span firms
Federal agencies remove Crown Trust negotiable assets to Bank of Canada vaults amid RCMP and Ontario Police probes into Crown and related firms tied to November apartment transactions involving 10,931 Toronto units. CDIC claims assets ahead of other creditors as International Capital seeks Maysfield Property Management.
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Toronto
Crown Trust Co
Bank of Canada
RCMP
Ontario
Crown
International Capital
Foreign Investment Review Agency
Canada Deposit Insurance Corp
CDIC
Crown Trust
Greyman Trust Ltd
Seaway Trust Ltd
Greymac Mortgage Corp
Seaway Mortgage Corp
Theodore Davis
Police charged in shooting in London rush hour traffic
Two detectives were charged with attempted murder and wounding after a high profile London shooting in busy traffic. Scotland Yard said Detective Constable John Jardine, 37, was charged with attempted murder of Stephen Waldorf, and Detective Constable Peter Finch, 37, with wounding the 26 year old television film editor. The pair had mistaken Waldorf for a suspect in a policeman’s shooting due to the presence of the wanted man’s former girlfriend.
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London (Ap
London
Scotland Yard
John Jardine
Stephen Waldorf
Peter Finch
Waldorf
Ottawa and Toronto protest Playboy pay TV plan
Hundreds rally across Canada to oppose First Choice Communications Corp plans to televise Playboy programming. About 400 protesters gathered on Parliament Hill in Ottawa and at Toronto city hall, with smaller protests in Montreal London Winnipeg Saskatoon and other cities. The company defends the deal and says no cancellation is planned while MPs press regulators to act.
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Parliament Hill
Ottawa
Playboy
Canada
Toronto
Montreal
London
Ont
Winnipeg
Brandon
Man
Saskatoon
Regina
Edmonton
Calgary
Don MacPherson
First Choice Communications Corp
Eaton’s
Eaton
First Choice
Playboy Channel
U.S
Lynn McDonald
New Democratic Party
National Action Committee On the Status of Women
Flora MacDonald
Fox
House of Commons
CRTC
Calgary killers get life as police probe extra murders
Two Calgary area men, James Peters and Robert Brown, were given life terms for the first degree murders of Debbie Stevens and Laurie Boyd. Police say Brown boasts of seven other unsolved killings dating back to 1964 and are checking those claims with other forces. Peters and Brown pleaded guilty. Brown’s statements prompted cross‑jurisdiction inquiries while Peters has no other suspected offences.
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Calgary
RCMP
al MacIntyre
James Edward Peters
Robert Edward Brown
Brown
Macintyre
Canada
Peters
Debbie Stevens
High River
Laurie Boyd
Okotoks
Stevens
Boyd
William Brennan
Court of Queen's Bench
Brennan
Son charged in family slaying in British Columbia
Bruce Blackman, 22, faces six counts of first degree murder for the deaths of his father Richard 50 his mother Irene 49 brother Rick 16 two married sisters Karen Rhodes 25 and Roberta Davies 28 and her husband John Davies 39 in a Vancouver area home. An eyewitness said one victim pleaded for help as he was chased on the front lawn before being slain. A .22 rifle was found in the garden. Autopsies will determine causes.
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Ed Field
Blackman
RCMP
Richard Blackman
Vancouver
Irene
Rick
Karen Rhodes
Roberta Davies
John Davies
North Vancouver
Discretion Used in Probation Office At Trial In Medicine Hat
Ray Burkett and Barbara Muhly face charges of obstructing justice with a trial in Medicine Hat Court of Queen's Bench. Burkett, 55, and Muhly, 30, are also charged with breaching trust as former corrections and provincial court administrators. Probation staff testified about Daniel Burkett, 27, placed on probation March 24 1981 and later handled through the Fine Option Program.
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Ray Burkett
Court of Queen's Bench
Burkett
Barbara Muhly
Medicine Hat
Muhly
Daniel
R.A. Jacobson
F.H. Quigley
Daniel Burkett
Jacobson
Justice Quigley
Barry Goodine
Neil McCrank
Goodine
E.W.N
Skip
Macdonald
Deborah Forbes
Forbes
McCrank
Daniel Burke
Neubauer
Probation Office
Irene Dal Collo
Crown Prosecutors’ Office
Dal Collo
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Cadillac Fairview Ltd
Greymac Credit Corp
Greymac
Kilderkin Investments Ltd
Kilderkin
International Capital and Development Corp
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Gand
Pour
Sexua
Conlet
ANE
John Meisel
Eaton Broadcasting Inc
Fasing
Ann Landers
Bill Sass
Charles Lynch City News
Serene Beer
Teee Saae
Aetna
John Ferguson
TV Tenn
Erento
Eae
Dianne Messier
Rod McLaren
Rick Blackman
McLaren
Bruce Baillie
Crank
Eva de Boer
de Boer
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