SaskPool proposal may put Prairie grain handler in play: Mulls doing away with dual-class shares

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Saskatchewan Wheat Pool is trying hard to end its image as a farmer-controlled collection, proposing to scrap its dual share-class structure and open itself to an outright takeover. SaskPool is making the changes with an aim to tap into equity markets, in part to pay down some of its $299-million debt before interest payments rise in July 2005.

Cash Grains, Grain industry, Saskatchewan Wheat Pool

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WestJet seeking clear skies after turbulent year

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The share prices of WestJet have been bullish, ever since Jetsgo filed for bankruptcy protection last Friday. The opportunities for WestJet in the present financial year are described.

Air Transportation, Scheduled, And Air Courier Services

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WestJet moves to boost options pool

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WestJet Airlines Inc. looks to expand its stock options pool by 20 percent.

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