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Medicine Hat News

Location

Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada

Date

Oct 23, 2002

Page

5

Livent executives charged with fraud in Canada

RCMP charged four Livent executives including co founders Garth Drabinsky and Myron Gottlieb with fraud in Toronto accusing them of deceiving investors and creditors of about 500 million dollars through false financial statements between 1989 and 1998. Bail set at 150000 for Drabinsky and Gottlieb and 100000 for Eckstein and Topol as they await court proceedings.

Toronto North America RCMP Livent Be Garth Rabinsky Myron Gottlieb Drabinsky Livent Gottlieb New York Toronto Argonauts Muhammad Ali Argonauts Sherwood Schwarz Schwarz United States Enron Corp WorldCom Inc Ontario Securities Commission Canada Craig Hannaford Hannaford Gordon Eckstein Robert Topol Eckstein Topol Edward Greenspan Brian Greenspan Garth Drabinsky Livent Inc Ontario Court

Alberta Raises Small Claims Limit to 25000

Alberta increases the small claims court limit from 7500 to 25000, the highest in Canada. Justice Minister David Hancock says the raise improves access for self represented litigants by reducing cost and complexity. The new limit takes effect November 1, surpassing Nova Scotia's 15000 limit.

Edmonton Alberta Canada David Hancock Hancock Ontario Civil Justice Review Nova Scotia

Lord closes door on leadership bid

Premier Bernard Lord said he will seek a second term as New Brunswick leader and will not pursue the federal Conservative leadership. He told supporters the door is closed and locked, despite ongoing speculation about leaving the province for national politics.

Fredericton Bernard Lord New Brunswick Lord Joe Clark PC Party of Canada National Conservative Party Edmonton National Post Maritime Clark Toronto Canada Steve Masnyk

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