Mounties break up $25-billion bond scam

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Counterfeit bonds with a total face value of $25-billion (U.S.) were seized from crimminals in Toronto, thanks to the keen observations of bankers from an undisclosed financial institution. The investigation and arrests were performed by the Royal Canadia Mounted Police and the U.S. Secret Service.

All Other Nondepository Credit Intermediation, NONDEPOSITORY INSTITUTIONS, Financial Institutions NEC, Financial services industry, Financial services, Crimes against, Financial institutions, Bonds, Bonds (Securities), Counterfeiting (Money), Canada. Royal Canadian Mounted Police, United States. Secret Service

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CRTC rules against Shaw

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Shaw Communications Inc. has been found guilty by a Canadian regulator of overcharging telephone firms in Saskatchewan and Manitoba for providing its pay-per-view television service. The regulator said that Shaw must offer telephone firms the same deal that it gives to other customers.

Cable and other pay TV services, Legal/Government Regulation, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Company legal issue, Shaw Communications Inc., Satellite communications services industry, Pay-per-view television

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