THE GLOBE AND MAIL
** China Investment Corp, Teck Resources Ltd's biggest shareholder voted against the proposed split last week,
hindering chances of restructuring that had been years in the
planning, said the Globe and Mail, citing a source familiar with
the matter.
** BlackBerry Ltd which has struggled to regain
investor interest since the demise of its smartphone business,
said its board is initiating a review of its business portfolio
to explore strategic alternatives including a potential breakup
of the company.
** British Columbia's securities regulator alleged ezBtc,
Canadian crypto currency trading platform, committed fraud by
lying to customers and diverting their money to gambling
websites.
NATIONAL POST
** Canadian defence company Roshel Inc allegedly committed
"illegal acts" and broke anti-corruption laws to secure a
contract with the federal government for armoured vehicles
destined for Ukraine, according to a former executive's lawsuit.
(Compiled by Bengaluru newsroom)
