Eaton's Stephen takes on another problem child

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Paper maker Repap Enterprises Corp Inc has named Hap Stephen as its new chairman. Stephen will replace Steven Berg, who was ousted by dissident shareholders led by TD Asset Management Inc. A slate of seven directors from the dissident group was elected by Repap shareholders on Aug 16, 1999. Stephen, who joined the Repap board as a director in June 1999, is also the chief financial office, executive vice-president and a director in financially troubled retailer T Eaton Co Ltd.

Pulp Mills, Executive changes & profiles, Woodpulp ex Dissolving, Wood pulp industry, Wood pulp, Repap Enterprises Corporation Inc.

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The real lobster problem

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In spite of a conservation campaign, the volume of lobsters caught in Malpeque Bay, Canada, has been noted to have declined steadily during the last few years and no one knows exactly why. The fishers are blaming poachers but their harvest hardly accounts for the steep decline.

Shellfish, Shellfish Fishing, Lobster, Investigations, Observations, Fish industry, Fisheries, Poaching, Lobsters

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Ford Ont. plant not getting new pickup

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Ford Canada's Ontario Truck Plant (OTP) plans to continue manufacturing the older version of the F-series pickup truck instead of winning the new investment required to produce the next generation of the vehicle.

Motor vehicles and car bodies, Strategy & planning, Product information, Light Truck and Utility Vehicle Manufacturing, Trucks, Pickup, Planning, Truck industry, Pickup trucks, Ford Motor Company of Canada Ltd.

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