Ontario beer halls boom amid brewery strike continues
Ontario liquor stores sold out imported beer as LCBO stock held for weeks. Hotels reported booming business on the weekend as a province wide strike by about 2,700 brewery workers and warehousemen slowed production and distribution. Walkerton residents stocked up at the Formosa Spring Brewery and union talks faced a brewing deadlock. The walkout began at Molson Ontario and spread to Brewers Warehousing and other major brewers including Labatt, Carling and Canadian Breweries.
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Rush to Fight Extradition in $100 Million Fraud Case
Toronto promoter Myer Rush, wanted in connection with a $100 million stock fraud conspiracy, says he will fight extradition to Canada from Britain if proceedings continue. He was arrested in London hotel room and appeared in court, released on bail, and ordered to report daily. He claims no fraud and notes his main fund is Panama based.
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