Stobbe granted bail Jun 25, 2008
Queen's Bench Justice Glen Joyal consented to the release of Stobbe Tuesday morning at a short bail hearing. The consent release takes effect immediately, reports the Free Press. (Canada.com)
Wrongful-death suit dismissed Jun 21, 2008
On Friday, Court of Queen's Bench Justice Alan Macleod dismissed Mr. Hughes's allegations except those against doctors with the Cross Cancer Institute in Edmonton, who failed to file relevant documents to ask for a dismissal. There's no evidence to support any claims against us, the teen's lawyer, David Gnam, told reporters outside the court. (Globe and Mail)
Lamrock turns down ombudsman's advice on French immersion Jun 20, 2008
"The education minister announced March 14 that he was eliminating early French immersion and core French in Grade 1 and replacing it with intensive core French in Grade 5 and the option for French immersion at Grade 6.Soon after, Richard announced he was investigating the decision after receiving 200 letters of complaint.Last week, Justice Hugh McLellan of the New Brunswick Court of Queen's Bench quashed Lamrock's plan and ordered more public consultation. Lamrock immediately announced an... (Daily Gleaner)
Queen's Bench to be Overhauled Jun 20, 2008
- Queen's Bench to be Overhauled ... Queen's Bench to be Overhauled ... Queen's Bench to be Overhauled. (Saskatoonhomepage.ca)
Delay recommended for end of NS French immersion Jun 19, 2008
Last week, Justice Hugh McLellan of the Court of Queen's Bench sided with the parents, quashing the changes and ordering the minister to hold full public consultations. In response to last week's court ruling, Lamrock said the province has begun a comprehensive consultation that will give New Brunswickers the chance to share their views on how to improve the French language program. (Canada.com)
'You didn't destroy us,' Svekla told Jun 18, 2008
"I wish to say nothing at this time," he told Court of Queen's Bench Justice Sterling Sanderman. In the past, there were common names for people like Svekla, Sanderman said as he issued his decision. (Canada.com)
Edmonton killer Svekla sentenced to life Jun 17, 2008
In another lifetime, there were names for people like Svekla, Court of Queen's Bench Justice Sterling Sanderman said Monday at the close of the 40-year-old mechanic's sentencing hearing. "In another era, maybe another century, Mr. Svekla would be known as a cad, he'd be known as a louse, he'd be known as a low-life," Sanderman said. (Canada.com)
Edmonton killer gets life, no parole for 17 years Jun 17, 2008
Mr. Svekla remained impassive, boxed between a pair of armed guards in Court of Queen's Bench. Mr. Svekla was convicted June 3 of killing Ms. Innes, 36, whom he befriended and with whom he did crack cocaine. (Globe and Mail)
The ideal is impossible Jun 14, 2008
Unless there is evidence that Associate Chief Justice Jeffrey Oliphant of Manitoba's Court of Queen's Bench knew or knows Mr. Mulroney personally and has political or business connections to him, the respected Judge Oliphant seems a reasonable choice ... Mr. Martin argues that Judge Oliphant, who was appointed to the Court of Queen's Bench in 1985, and to the associate chief justice's post in 1990, owes his judicial career to Mr. Mulroney. (Globe and Mail)
Allow one year for public debate on immersion Jun 14, 2008
Justice Hugh McLellan of the Court of Queen's Bench ruled Wednesday that changes to the French immersion programs were made with not enough public consultation, and there should be time for a full debate before a decision to move to a different system could be made. Parents who oppose Lamrock's plan consider it a partial victory. (Daily Gleaner)
CDG Investments Inc. Enters Into Arrangement Agreement Jun 14, 2008
The completion of the transaction is subject to receipt of applicable regulatory and shareholder approvals, as well as approval of the Court of Queen's Bench of Alberta. A minimum of 66 2/3% of the votes cast by the shareholders of each of CDG and Preo must be voted in favour of the arrangement in order for it to be effected. (CCNMatthews Press Releases)
Mulroney-appointed judge to lead inquiry into Schreiber affair. Jun 13, 2008
Justice Jeffrey J. Oliphant was named a justice of the Court of Queen's Bench of Manitoba on Aug. 22, 1985, when Mulroney was prime minister. On Dec. 24, 1990, while Mulroney was still in office, he was promoted to associate chief justice on the Manitoba bench. (Calgary Herald)
Manitoba judge to head Mulroney-Schreiber inquiry Jun 13, 2008
Judge Oliphant, 64, is associate chief justice of Manitoba's Court of Queen's Bench. The announcement came seven months after Mr. Harper first promised a formal investigation into former prime minister Brian Mulroney's controversial financial dealings with arms lobbyist Karlheinz Schreiber. (Globe and Mail)
Harper Appoints Jeffrey Oliphant to Head 1-Year Mulroney-Schreiber Inquiry Jun 13, 2008
Oliphant, 64, is currently an associate chief justice of the Court of Queen's Bench for the province of Manitoba. Mulroney, 69, said in April that he'll cooperate with the inquiry. (Bloomberg -- Canada)
Pauchay will stand trial for criminal negligence Jun 12, 2008
Christopher Pauchay pleaded not guilty and elected the most direct route to trial -- rather than proceed through a preliminary hearing followed by a Queen's Bench judge or jury trial -- during a brief appearance in provincial court Wednesday. There would be little purpose served by choosing a lengthier process in this case, said his lawyer, Ron Piche, in an interview outside the community hall where court is held three days a week in this small prairie town about 250 kilometres northeast of... (Canada.com)
N.B. parents win partial victory in French immersion case Jun 12, 2008
Mr. Justice Hugh McLellan of the Court of Queen's Bench ruled that the provincial government had not allowed time for proper input on a proposal to cancel the early immersion program, calling its actions "unfair and unreasonable.". He also criticized the province for circulating news releases that did not state clearly what was being planned and for releasing one on the Friday before a holiday. (Globe and Mail -- National)
Two men must face trial in Mayerthorpe shootings Jun 7, 2008
The accused are next to appear in Court of Queen's Bench in Edmonton on July 25 to be arraigned and could enter pleas at that time. The Crown said it is not clear when the trial will actually begin. (Globe and Mail)
Parents make case for judicial review of immersion decision Jun 6, 2008
On May 14 Paula Small and Patrick Ryan, two New Brunswick parents, filed affidavits at the Court of Queen's Bench in Saint John asking the court to review Lamrock's decision and seeking an injunction to reverse all decisions related to it ... Wednesday, lawyers for both sides met before Justice Hugh McLennan at the Court of Queen's Bench in Saint John to argue their cases. (Telegraph-Journal)
Judge should be removed from office: panel May 30, 2008
Mr. Justice The Honourable Alan Wachowich, Chief Justice of the Court of Queen's Bench of Alberta. Kirby Chown, a lawyer with McCarthy T. (Globe and Mail)
Beverly Rowbotham's husband returning to city for trial May 29, 2008
" Other relatives didn't return calls seeking comment. Rowbotham, 42, was found dead inside her tan Ford Crown Victoria in a gas station parking lot in Selkirk in the early morning of Oct. 25, 2000. Immediately after her killing, the RCMP assured the public there was no reason to fear a random killer was on the loose, but never said why. Rowbotham, Stobbe and their children had moved from Regina about five months before the slaying when Stobbe accepted a senior position on the provincial... (Winnipeg Free Press)
Bernier to be quickly replaced May 28, 2008
Treasury Board President Vic Toews is reportedly being vetted for an appointment as a judge on Manitoba's Court of Queen's Bench, which would open his job. However, Mr. Harper would be pressed to find another MP in Manitoba to take a cabinet post. (Globe and Mail)
Crown closes arguments against accused Edm. prostitute-killer May 23, 2008
The prosecutor urged Court of Queen's Bench Justice Sterling Sanderman to reject Svekla's claim that he only found Innes's body and moved it. A shackled Thomas Svekla is led out to a waiting vehicle after a court appearance in 2007. (Canada.com)
Potential post for Toews raises ethical concerns May 18, 2008
Published reports yesterday stated that Mr. Toews, the president of the Treasury Board, is being vetted for a federal appointment to Manitoba's Court of Queen's Bench. Rumours that Mr. Toews might not seek re-election have circulated in Ottawa for some time, but his office insists he intends to run again. (Globe and Mail)
Ruling on Mountie's burial may go to Supreme Court May 17, 2008
But last October, the Court of Queen's Bench concluded the move could go ahead. According to documents filed with the court, Grace Johnston said her son told his twin bother Lee, also an RCMP officer, that he wanted to be buried in Lac La Biche. (Globe and Mail)
Rothmans Inc. Announces Financial Results for Fiscal 2008 May 16, 2008
QUICK SEARCH BY ORGANIZATION. FREE SUBSCRIPTION SERVICES. (Canada Newswire)
Angry parents want N.B. judge to weigh in on early immersion May 15, 2008
Opponents filed an application in the Court of Queen's Bench yesterday seeking judicial review of the move, saying they weren't sufficiently consulted. "We realized that we only had one option, that the government wasn't interested in a thorough and thoughtful discussion or debate on what should be done with French second-language education in the province," said Tim Jackson, a parent organizer who had registered his son in French immersion for Grade 1 in September. (Globe and Mail -- National)
EnCana plans to split along distinct business lines to create two Calgary-headquartered energy companies May 12, 2008
Reorganization to be completed through Plan of Arrangement The proposed reorganization will be carried out pursuant to a court-approved Plan of Arrangement under the Canada Business Corporations Act and is subject to receipt of favourable rulings from Canadian and U.S. tax authorities, shareholder approval, approval of the Court of Queen's Bench of Alberta, receipt of appropriate regulatory approvals and satisfaction of other customary closing conditions. The restructuring of the Canadian... (PR Newswire)
EnCana Plans to Split Into Separate Companies for Oil Sands, Natural Gas May 12, 2008
6 billion), will apply for reorganization through the Court of Queen's Bench in Alberta under the Canada Business Corporations Act. The split will require shareholder and regulatory approval. (Bloomberg -- Canada)
Closing arguments next in Svekla trial May 11, 2008
Testimony by more than 100 witnesses has been heard since the Court of Queen's Bench trial began on Feb. 19, following several months of voir dire hearings to determine if certain police evidence would be admitted. Svekla, 40, is charged with second-degree murder and interfering with human remains in the deaths of sex-trade workers Theresa Innes, 36, and Rachel Quinney, 19. (Edmonton Sun)
Svekla's past may haunt him in trial May 9, 2008
Court of Queen's Bench Justice Sterling Sanderman ruled the evidence may be prejudicial but is so relevant and compelling it must be considered when he determines whether Svekla is guilty or innocent. The 40-year-old mechanic is charged with two counts of second-degree murder in the deaths of Rachel Quinney, 19, and Theresa Innes, 40. (Calgary Herald)
New trial ordered in Edmonton internet luring case Apr 13, 2008
In the first trial, Court of Queen's Bench Justice John Agrios acquitted Legare because Legare had not intended to meet the girl. But the three-judge Court of Appeal panel ruled Parliament's internet luring law, passed in 2002, did not require physical contact for a crime to be committed. (CBC.ca)
In Northern Ireland, a Civil Action Apr 9, 2008
Queen's Bench 2, a lofty, wood-paneled room in the High Court of Northern Ireland, has been turned into something like a busy library. The temporary shelves lining its walls hold thousands of documents in reach of a handful of lawyers in traditional wigs and gowns, making QB2 an unlikely final arena for what some once considered an act of war. (Time.com)
First Calgary announces Court ordered adjournment of Annual and Special Shareholders' Meeting Apr 8, 2008
TSX: FCP AIM: FPL CALGARY, April 7 /CNW/ - First Calgary Petroleums Ltd. ("First Calgary" or the "Company") announces that the annual and special meeting of shareholders of First Calgary scheduled to be held in Calgary, Alberta on April 8, 2008 has been adjourned to April 18, 2008 by order of the Court of Queen's Bench of Alberta. The adjourned meeting will be held at 10:00 a.m. (Calgary time) in the Imperial Ballroom at the Hyatt Regency, 700 Centre Street SE, Calgary, Alberta. (Canada Newswire)
First Calgary Petroleums Will Ask Canadian Court to Delay Shareholder Vote Apr 8, 2008
The company's hearing in Alberta's Court of Queen's Bench in Calgary is set to start at 3 p.m. local time. If the vote is rescheduled to April 18, the deadline for proxies will be extended to no later than 48 hours prior to the start of meeting, First Calgary said in today's statement. (Bloomberg -- Canada)
Heritage Oil announces intention to list on the London Stock Exchange Mar 28, 2008
In addition, the court of Queen's Bench of Alberta has granted a final order to approve the Arrangement and the proposed Admission. Admission is expected to occur on 31 March 2008. (Canada Newswire)
Linking corporate culture, plane crash called unfair Mar 23, 2008
"That culture they're talking about is a dying breed in my eyes. There's very little of that in the aviation industry today from what I've seen.'' A judge sentenced former pilot Mark Tayfel to two years of house arrest Thursday for his role in the 2002 crash that killed a man and injured four others. Print Edition - Section Front More National Stories Madam Justice Holly Beard of the Manitoba Court of Queen's Bench said she can only hope the sentence handed down to Mr. Tayfel, 42, will deter... (Globe and Mail)
Pilot in deadly crash avoids jail term Mar 21, 2008
Queen's Bench Justice Holly Beard ruled Thursday that Tayfel could remain in the community under a two-year conditional sentence for the June 2002 tragedy. His conditions include a daily curfew and 240 hours of community service work, which Beard hopes will involve speaking to young pilots about the errors he made during that fateful flight. (Canada.com)
Parents of boy want justice not vengeance Mar 18, 2008
" Font:The victim's mother, standing beside his father, spoke at the sentencing hearing for the boy who killed him. The accused, now 17 years old, was convicted of manslaughter in December.A decision on his punishment is expected Tuesday.The identities of both boys are banned from publication under the Youth Criminal Justice Act.The victim was killed on Oct. 3, 2005. The boys were new friends, and they were playing with guns shortly before the shooting - according to testimony, first the teens... (Canada.com)
Conviction tossed, but not because judge dozed Mar 18, 2008
Instead, the court took issue with photographic line-up evidence presented at trial, which tended to exculpate Mr. Chan, but was disregarded as irrelevant by Mr. Justice John Moore of the Court of Queen's Bench. In 2004, Judge Moore nodded off for perhaps five minutes during sentencing proceedings while Mr. Chan was testifying. (Globe and Mail -- National)
Iteration Energy Ltd. Announces the Completion of the Previously Announced Merger with Cyries Energy Inc. Mar 15, 2008
NOT FOR DISTRIBUTION TO UNITED STATES NEWSWIRE SERVICES OR DISSEMINATION IN THE UNITED STATES./ CALGARY, March 10 /CNW/ - Iteration Energy Ltd. ("Iteration") (TSX: ITX) is pleased to announce that the acquisition of Cyries Energy Inc. ("Cyries") pursuant to a previously announced arrangement was completed March 7, 2008, subsequent to 99% Cyries securityholder approval and approval by the Court of Queen's Bench. As a result of completion of the arrangement, Cyries is a wholly-owned subsidiary of... (Canada Newswire)
Builders Energy Services Trust Obtains Interim Order and Announces Mailing of Meeting Materials Mar 7, 2008
CALGARY, ALBERTA--(Marketwire - March 6, 2008) - Builders Energy Services Trust (the "Trust") (TSX: - ) is pleased to announce that it obtained an interim order of the Court of Queen's Bench of Alberta on February 29, 2008 providing for, among other things, the holding of a special meeting of the unitholders of the Trust to approve the previously announced arrangement under the Business Corporations Act (Alberta) (the "Arrangement") with Essential Energy Services Trust ("Essential") ... The... (CCNMatthews Press Releases)
Wellco Energy Services Trust Announces Unitholder and Court of Queen's Bench of Alberta Approval for Plan of Arrangement Mar 7, 2008
Following the meeting, Wellco obtained a final order from the Court of Queen's Bench of Alberta approving the Arrangement. ADVERTISEMENT. (CCNMatthews Press Releases)
Despres found guilty, not responsible of murders Mar 6, 2008
"The sheer brutality of the murders causes me to question whether they could have been done by a person who appreciated the wrongfulness of his actions," Justice William Grant of New Brunswick's Court of Queen's Bench said Wednesday. The judge's verdict comes in Despres' second trial on charges of first-degree murder in the slayings of Fred Fulton, 74, and Verna Decarie, 70, in April 2005. (CTV.ca)
NuVista and Rider Announce Shareholder and Court Approval of Plan of Arrangement Mar 4, 2008
The Court of Queen's Bench of Alberta also granted today the Final Order required in connection with the Arrangement. Subject to the concurrent completion of an investment by Ontario Teachers' Pension Plan ("OTPP") in 6,000,000 units of NuVista ("Units") for gross proceeds of $84,000,000 (the "Investment") and subject to the satisfaction of standard closing conditions, the combination of NuVista and Rider is expected to become effective March 4, 2008. (CCNMatthews Press Releases)
Wyrd Sisters Use Lawsuit, Not Sorcery, To Continue Harry Potter Battle Mar 4, 2008
has filed its own motion in Manitoba Court Of Queen's Bench that claims she hasn't made good on that. She's been ordered to pay a visit to the Winnipeg office of Warner Bros. (ChartAttack)
Tanganyika Announces Fourth Quarter 2007 Results Feb 29, 2008
The Company acquired its interest in the Oudeh Block ("Oudeh") in 2003 pursuant to a Contract for Development and Production of Petroleum ("PSA") with the Government of Syria (the 'Government"). The objective of the contract, which has a term of 20 years with a provision for a five year extension, is to increase oil recovery and crude oil production within the block by applying enhanced oil recovery ("EOR") techniques. The Company began EOR through the use of thermal (steam) technology during... (CCNMatthews Press Releases)
Life sentence for Calgary train death is racist, mother says Feb 28, 2008
Pasqua, 27, must serve 12 years in prison before being eligible for parole, Court of Queen's Bench Justice John Rooke ruled Wednesday in a courtroom session during which Pasqua tearfully apologized to the family of the dead teenager. A jury convicted Pasqua last week of second-degree murder -- which carries an automatic life sentence -- in the death of Gage Prevost, 17, last August. (National Post)
Who decides when enough is enough? Feb 25, 2008
Mr. Justice Perry Schulman of Court of Queen's Bench recently ruled in favour of the family, which had sued to maintain Mr. Golubchuk on life support contrary to the wishes of doctors. This is not a "religion versus medicine" issue. (Globe and Mail)
Addict, 27, pushed teen in train path, jury finds Feb 23, 2008
During seven days of testimony at the Court of Queen's Bench, the jury heard that Ms. Pasqua and Mr. Prevost had been fighting on Aug. 1 over $10 worth of cocaine. At one point during the argument, the teen pushed Ms. Pasqua off the platform at a downtown train station and onto the empty tracks. (Globe and Mail -- National)
ING Canada Reports 2007 Fourth Quarter and Year-end Results Feb 20, 2008
On February 8, 2008, a decision was rendered by the Court of Queen's Bench in Alberta which basically results in the lifting of the $4,000 cap on pain and suffering awards for minor injuries in the province. The decision has been appealed by the Alberta government but uncertainty remains over the ultimate outcome of the court's decision. (Canada Newswire)
Former lawyer pleads not guilty to obstruction of justice Feb 20, 2008
Sporting messy grey hair and saggy jeans, Bomek pleaded not guilty in Court of Queen's Bench to one count of obstruction of justice. Bomek was disbarred from law societies in both Saskatchewan and Manitoba after he was sentenced to 3 1/2 years for having sex with male clients while working the Cree court circuit in the north between 2001 and 2002. (Canada.com)
In a packed courtroom, four calm not-guilty pleas Feb 20, 2008
However, Mr. Finlayson told Mr. Justice Sterling Sanderman of the Court of Queen's Bench that the Crown intends to call about 120 witnesses and produce enough evidence, including intercepted phone calls made by Mr. Svekla, to prove his guilt "beyond a reasonable doubt.". Mr. Finlayson said that while the two victims were sex-trade workers, that "designation should not define their lives." Ms. Quinney and Ms. Innes were both mothers. (Globe and Mail -- National)
ING Canada boosts dividend Feb 20, 2008
ING Canada noted that on Feb. 8, the Court of Queen's Bench of Alberta rendered a decision lifting the $4,000 cap on pain and suffering awards for minor injuries resulting from auto accidents. The decision has been appealed by the government of Alberta. (Globe and Mail -- Business)
Doctors ordered by judge to keep man on life support Feb 14, 2008
In extending an injunction preventing doctors from taking Samuel Golubchuk off a ventilator and feeding tube, Justice Perry Schulman of Manitoba Court of Queen's Bench said if Golubchuk was allowed to die before a full trial is held on the issue "no relief at trial could adequately compensate him or his family for the loss."If the injunction is continued, the plaintiff may, during his lifetime, be afforded an opportunity to be heard fully on his legal, religious and Charter positions," Schulman... (Canada.com)
Jury deliberations continue in Saskatchewan grow-op trial Feb 14, 2008
The seven-woman, five-man jury returned to the courtroom briefly this morning after seeking further clarification from Court of Queen's Bench Justice Frank Gerein on the law. Among the questions, the jury appeared to be struggling with the issue of whether or not someone can produce marijuana yet not intend to produce it. (Canada.com)
Twin Butte Energy Ltd. Announces Closing of Strategic Combination With E4 Energy Inc. Feb 9, 2008
The Arrangement was approved at the special meeting of shareholders of E4 and by the Court of Queen's Bench of Alberta on February 7, 2008. Holders of common shares of E4 voted 99. (CCNMatthews Press Releases)
Fortis Earns Record $193 Million in 2007 Feb 7, 2008
On March 24, 2006, Her Majesty the Queen in Right of Alberta (the "Crown") filed a statement of claim in the Court of Queen's Bench of Alberta in the Judicial District of Edmonton against FortisAlberta. The Crown's claim is that the Company is responsible for a fire that occurred in October 2003 in an area of the Province of Alberta commonly referred to as Poll Haven Community Pasture. (CCNMatthews Press Releases)
Retrial of native leader called vindictive' Feb 2, 2008
Chief Justice Robert Laing of the Court of Queen's Bench ruled the lower court judge erred by not taking into account whether the comments were made spontaneously and in anger. The Crown appealed to the province's top court. (Globe and Mail)
Baltic Resources and PhosCan Chemical Finalize Arrangement Agreement; Shareholder Meetings Scheduled for March 4, 2008 Feb 2, 2008
TORONTO, ONTARIO--(Marketwire - Feb. 1, 2008) - Baltic Resources Inc. (TSX VENTURE: - ) announced today that it has entered a definitive Arrangement Agreement with PhosCan Chemical Corp. providing for a Plan of Arrangement (the "Arrangement") to implement the merger originally announced on October 29, 2007 and has obtained an interim order from the Court of Queen's Bench of Alberta in respect of the Arrangement. Pursuant to the Arrangement, Baltic and PhosCan will combine their interest in the... (CCNMatthews Press Releases)
Workplace safety trumps human rights Jan 31, 2008
However, the Alberta Court of Queen's Bench overturned the lower court decision and found that Mr. Chiasson had been discriminated against based upon a perceived disability, following the Ontario Court of Appeal's decision in Entrop v. Imperial Oil ... The Court chose not to follow Entrop, overturned the decision of the Court of Queen's Bench and held that the dismissal of Mr. Chiasson was not a violation of Alberta human rights legislation. (Globe and Mail -- Business)
Court hears from victim's family in Gearhart trial Jan 30, 2008
Court of Queen's Bench Justice Dennis Hart had minutes earlier made his ruling that will send Gearhart, 29, before the Alberta Mental Health Review Board within 45 days and to likely spend at least several years at the secure Alberta Hospital in Edmonton for extensive treatment. Hart told court he was satisfied beyond a reasonable doubt on all the evidence and psychiatric opinions presented to him at trial, as well as agreement between Crown prosecutors Gary Cornfield and Bina Border and defence... (Canada.com)
Peerless Shareholders Approve Arrangement With Petrobank Jan 26, 2008
Peerless has also received a final order of the Court of Queen's Bench of Alberta approving the Arrangement. Subject to the completion of certain closing matters, it is anticipated that the Arrangement will become effective on January 28, 2008. (CCNMatthews Press Releases)
Petrobank and Peerless Amend Terms of Proposed Arrangement Jan 23, 2008
In addition to Peerless shareholder approval, the completion of the Arrangement is also subject to the final approval of the Court of Queen's Bench of Alberta and all applicable regulatory authorities. If all necessary approvals are obtained, Petrobank and Peerless anticipate that the Arrangement will become effective on or about January 28, 2008. (CCNMatthews Press Releases)
Court hears of Gearhart's mental state as murder trial proceeds Jan 22, 2008
Crown prosecutor Gary Cornfield told Court of Queen's Bench Justice Dennis Hart that he and defence lawyer Noel O'Brien have agreed that Gearhart committed the physical acts the day before his fourth anniversary, but added, "the issue is whether he is not criminally responsible because of a mental disorder.". Gearhart drove to Eckville after the vicious attack on his in-laws and purchased gas for his vehicle, still wearing the same blood-covered shirt and shorts he had been wearing at the... (Canada.com)
Spry Energy Ltd. Announces Completion of Acquisition of Private Company Golden Eagle Energy Inc. Jan 16, 2008
Following the meeting, the Arrangement was also approved by the Alberta Court of Queen's Bench. Upon successful completion of the Arrangement, Mr. Daryl Gilbert, formerly the Chairman of the Board of Golden Eagle, was appointed as a director of Spry. (CCNMatthews Press Releases)
