IN THE NEWS
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September 2, 2014:
DICEMARK CAPITAL releases Tax Credit Financing Primer Document for Investors. 
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January 23, 2013:
Media Player of the Year 2012: Blue Ant, Marketing Magazine
Michael MacMillan doesn’t call his company revolutionary, but its strategy fits the bill. More…
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March 16, 2012:
Bell's Acquisition of Astral Media, Lang & O'Leary Exchange CBCNN
Chris is interviewed by Amanda Lang and guest host David Chilton. 
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September 6, 2011:
Yellow Media’s CFO leaves company, National Post
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September 6, 2011:
Cable Providers Warned About a Subscriber Revolution, The Globe and Mail
It’s like buying the whole supermarket when all you want is milk and eggs.More…
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September 1, 2011:
Shaw kills cell plans, opts for WiFi net, Financial Post
With eyes fixed on today’s bruising competition in the wireless sector, Shaw Communications Inc. is taking a pass. More...
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September 1, 2011:
Rise of Tablet Proves Game Changer for Shaw, The Globe and Mail
When Shaw Communications Inc. bought the former CanWest television assets last year more…
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July 7, 2011:
Telus outperforming other cable operators' debt: Canada Credit, Vancouver Sun/Bloomberg
Telus Corp. is outperforming Canadian cable operators' debt as investors reward the telephone company... More...
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April 7, 2011:
Jim Shaw: Don’t call him ‘Junior’, Canadian Business Magazine
Jim Shaw is poised to be Canada’s newest media mogul, and to stick it to all those who doubted him.More...
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August 25, 2010:
The Wireless Battle for Survival, The Toronto Star
The new entrants to Canada’s wireless market have their work cut out for them. More…
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February 13, 2010:
Shaw to buy Canwest, The Peterborough Examiner/QMI Agency
Shaw Communications Inc. said it will take control of the broadcasting business of debt-laden Canwest Global Communications... More...
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January 12, 2010:
Asper tries to stop fast sale of CanWest papers, The Toronto Star
More details of a bitter dispute between the publisher of Canada's largest metropolitan newspaper chain and its lenders... More...
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October 16, 2009:
Analysts See $1B Price Tag for CanWest Papers, Marketing Magazine/Canadian Press
Canwest Global Communications could fetch more than $1 billion for its newspaper assets.. More...
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October 6, 2009:
The Asper dream ends, the selloff begins
Canada's largest media empire has taken its first step toward a historic breakup... More...
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October 6, 2009:
Canwest Bankruptcy Filing Hobbles Its Media Holdings, New York Times
The future of Canwest Global Communications, Canada’s largest media conglomerate, became uncertain...More...
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April 14, 2009:
UPDATED: Canwest Watch, Maclean's Magazine
The company’s newspaper division says it won’t make a $10 million payment to bondholders. More...
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March 30, 2009:
The good, the bad and the ugly: Canwest Global Communications, Canadian Business
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March 11, 2009:
Canwest expected to get another reprieve, CBC News
Canwest Global Communications is expected to get another reprieve this week as it faces a late-Wednesday deadline for renegotiating borrowing conditions on its debt.More...
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January 15, 2009:
Canwest Steps Closer to the Brink, Macleans Magazine
Canwest took another step closer to the brink yesterday. More…
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January 29, 2008:
Quebecor World walks away from U.K. subsidiary, The Brantford Expositor
Troubled commercial printer Quebecor World Inc. (TSX:IQW) has walked away from its money-losing British subsidiary... More...
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November 20, 2007:
Credit crunch hits Quebecor World refinancing, Financial Times
Tightening credit markets have forced Quebecor World, one of North America’s biggest commercial printers, to shelve a refinancing plan it announced just a week ago. More...
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June 23, 2007:
Yet Another Plan for Bell Canada, This One a Recapitalization, New York Times
A Toronto-based investment banking firm proposed recapitalizing Bell Canada on Friday as an alternative to the three competing privatization offers... More...
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February 2, 2006:
BCE plans new revenue sources, Financial Times
BCE, Canada's biggest telecommunications group, will spin off partial stakes in satellite operator Telesat Canada...More...
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