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Judge approves $1-billion deal in John Risley restructuring case, but dispute over artwork remains (opens the original)
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Roughly US$1 billion in debt owed by businessman John Risley‘s CFFI Ventures Inc. will be exchanged for virtually all of the Halifax company’s investment portfolio, bringing its six-month restructuring close to an end, after a Nova Scotia Supreme Court judge approved the deal on Friday. But Justice John Keith imposed an additional condition requiring greater transparency over an unresolved dispute involving hundreds of artworks claimed personally by Risley. Under the approved transaction, which
Judge approves $1-billion deal in John Risley restructuring case, but dispute over artwork remains (opens the original)
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Roughly US$1 billion in debt owed by businessman John Risley‘s CFFI Ventures Inc. will be exchanged for virtually all of the Halifax company’s investment portfolio, bringing its six-month restructuring close to an end, after a Nova Scotia Supreme Court judge approved the deal on Friday. But Justice John Keith imposed an additional condition requiring greater transparency over an unresolved dispute involving hundreds of artworks claimed personally by Risley. Under the approved transaction, which
What the cement tariff reversal could teach Canada about dealing with Trump (opens the original)
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The United States dropping its 50 per cent tariff on Canadian cement may offer a lesson for other industries caught in the trade war, with pressure from U.S. businesses hurt by tariffs helping to make the case for relief, according to some observers. The Donald Trump administration on Tuesday said it was removing cement and a handful of other products from its tariff list less than three weeks after the levy took effect, even as new tariffs were imposed on other Canadian goods, including motorcy
What the cement tariff reversal could teach Canada about dealing with Trump (opens the original)
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The United States dropping its 50 per cent tariff on Canadian cement may offer a lesson for other industries caught in the trade war, with pressure from U.S. businesses hurt by tariffs helping to make the case for relief, according to some observers. The Donald Trump administration on Tuesday said it was removing cement and a handful of other products from its tariff list less than three weeks after the levy took effect, even as new tariffs were imposed on other Canadian goods, including motorcy
Canada can afford to wait out Trump’s trade war, say two prominent policy vets (opens the original)
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Canada can afford to stick out its escalating trade fight with the United States rather than accept a bad deal since time may ultimately favour the country despite the economic imbalance, says former Canadian ambassador to the United States Frank McKenna. “Time is on our side,” the former New Brunswick premier said. “It’s not good for investors. It’s not good for consumer confidence. But the wait is just as painful for the United States as it is for Canada. And Canadians have a high level of res
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