Osprey about to join trust craze: Newspaper group formed from former Hollinger papers to go public in weeks

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Osprey Media Group Inc., the newspaper company established in 2001 from the remains of Conrad Black's Canadian media empire, is planning to go public by entering into the income trust market in February 2004. Osprey is expected to sell between $200-million and $300-million worth of trust units, with much of the money earmarked for paying down debt built up from acquisitions.

Newspapers, Securities issued, listed, Newspaper publishing, Securities, Going public (Securities), Initial public offerings, Company securities, Company public offering, Osprey Media Group Inc.

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Teachers agrees to WestJet investment

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The Ontario Teachers Pension Plan Board has reached a deal to invest as much as 100 million Canadian dollars in WestJet Airlines Ltd. The investment is part of a one-year deal between the two parties.

Financial management, TRANSPORTATION BY AIR, Air Transportation, Company investment, Investments, Airlines, Air transportation industry, Civil aviation, Ontario. Teacher's Pension Plan Board, WestJet Airlines Ltd.

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