Sean Kilpatrick
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 4
- Latest publication
- Sep 11, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for St. Catharines Standard
- Top 500K sites
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- Jul 20, 2026
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Roots reports Q2 loss, sets date for shareholder vote on privatization deal (opens the original)
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TORONTO - Roots Corp. reported its loss widened in the second quarter as it set the date for a shareholder meeting to vote on its deal to be acquired by Marquee Brands. The retailer says it will hold a virtual shareholder meeting on Oct. 13 to vote on the friendly offer by the New York brand management firm to take the company private at a price of $4.10 per share. The company expects the transaction to close in the fourth quarter of the fiscal year, subject to shareholder support as well as cou
Niagara letters Aug. 31: Niagara readers react to 'Lake America' and the latest news from the U.S.-Canada trade war (opens the original)
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Re: Donald Trumpâs ârenamingâ of Lake Ontario is just another empty gesture, Aug. 27 I made the mistake of turning on my radio and heard a Buffalo station interview a part time columnist from Toronto. This was the latest insult to our intelligence that has become a daily occurrence on media and in op/ed pieces. Why does the media find it necessary to breathlessly report every insane rant issued by the man-child president of the United States, Donald Trump, along with members of his cabinet
Roots agrees to go-private transaction with Marquee Brands (opens the original)
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TORONTO - Roots Corp. says it has agreed to a go-private transaction led by Marquee Brands for $4.10 per share. Â Â Â As part of the transaction, Marquee Brands partnered with JM&A Design and Development Inc., an operating company led by Joe Mimran, known for founding clothing brands including Joe Fresh, as well as retail veteran Frank Rocchetti. “This transaction brings together Marquee Brandsâ global brand-building platform and JM&Aâs operational leadership to position Roots for its next c
Niagara letters July 20: Region's lack of transparency disturbing (opens the original)
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Re: Whereâs the new St. Catharines homeless shelter going?, July 15 If we needed another sign Niagara Region has to go or radically change, its latest move makes the point clearly. News of a permanent homeless shelter that could be located across from Douglas Park, on Bunting Road, cannot be confirmed and the lack of openness speaks for itself. Quick action by Couns. Jackie Lindal and Mark Stevens and councilâs support for a motion on greater transparency deserve recognition. Their response
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