Cimarron collapse spawns bankruptcy sale and sprawling lawsuits
In Medicine Hat a planned Cimarron community on the south side becomes part of a bankruptcy sale and a tangle of court actions under the Foundation Group of Companies umbrella. Dozens of local investors face losses as a half billion dollar civil suit targets Lethbridge developer. Harvest Group bought the project in 2010. lender Medican remains owed over $700,000. Investors say Foundation investments were a sham, with 40 or more residents invested 10 000 to 300 000 each.
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Suffield base commander passes baton to new leader
After nearly two years at CFB Suffield Lt Col Doug Claggett hands over to Lt Col Sean Hackett at a Tuesday change of command ceremony. Claggett will move to Ottawa to lead a cyber division while praising the base staff and the diverse operations including flood response and international links at the largest Commonwealth base.
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Chretien halted plan to replace oath to Queen
Former citizenship minister Sergio Marchi says Jean Chretien stopped at the last minute from scrapping the pledge to Queen Elizabeth II. Marchi recalls proposing an oath to Canada and assembling writers to draft new oaths while court debates continued. See Chretien, Page A2.
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