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the works council has people of
Integrity who have the interests
of the company at heart, then it
can work well,"
One open question in Chaim'
nooga is whether the 1,600 or so
hourly workers at the VW factory
wou/d need to belong to a union
Ilk. the U.A.W. to Jon a works
council.
The U.A.W. sold it would web
come a works amnia, but said
that It would be legal only II n majority of workers had opted for a
U111011. And .ny labor experts
agree.
"II the company set up o sense.
sentatIon system like that, a cot
1031 would challenge it and they
could probably wan their aro.
meal that it's a companytdon
Mated union," said Richard Hurd,
a professor of industrial and la.
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ty, Such a union set up by the Volkswagen nmkes Pass. in Chattanooga, Tenn, The factory
company would violate American might adopt The German labor practice of works councils.
labor law,he said.
Emotions In the plant are also
maces to Chino on an industrywide basis.
rising. Recently the ICA.% said it business
In Germany, there is also no
had signatures In support of um maga is s distraction front the
Ion representation from a major. bigger issue of whether the clear demarcation between un.
U.A.W.,
based
in Detroit, can get Ionized and non:lionized compat
ity of the plant's workers.
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Any person can join a union.
Int some workers who signed
cards have since balked at being German mnanrakers, UMW end The union acquires power only if
e
n unih enough employees join to form a
part of the organizing effort. With
the aid of an anti-union nun* also have factories In the South, critical mass able to nil a strike
Spartanburg, S.C., and Vance, or otherwise exert pressure on
Zion, they are challenging the va. In
Neither plant is unioniced or management.
tidily of the cards to the federal Alo.
At all but the smallest German
National Labor Relations Board. has an elected works council,
In
Germany, works councils companies, workers can elect
Now workers opposed to the
are
not the same as unions, committees that have a right to
U.A.W. are circulating their own
cooperate.
weigh
in on policies that affect
Jock Ewing reported from Franke
etition, supported by 30 percent
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working conditions. At large
furl and Hill Wogs from Detroit. f the plant's workers.
companies, worker representat
Steven Greenhouse contributed
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reportingfrom New York.
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or other decisions about working boards that choose the chief ex.
conditions. They are barred by entice and approve major deci.
law from negotiating over wages, Mons. If a company has at least
That is the prerogative of labor 200 employees, it must pay the
unions, which typically bargain salary of a fulittime worker repFrom First Sadness Page
foothold in the growing Southern
auto industry.
Mr. Osterioh said recently that
the Chattanooga plant :night
have a better chance at landing
hot new sport utility vehicle for
the assembly plant, which now
produces Passer sedans, if it had
works council to represent it.
In Germany, works councils
Faye a long tradition and are an
Integral part el the process of
mithestimmungright ol
workers to have a say la corp.
tete decisions. Managers in Ger.
many see the councils as a way to
head off labor probietns and Im.
prove productivity.
To many Antericans, the notion
ofworks councils belongs alongside socialized medicine and sixweek vacations as examples el
the practices that have doomed
Europe to nertocero growth. But
another way to look al it is that
works councils are part of a mod.
el that has helped preserve Geo
many's industrial base and hold
the country's unemployment to a
relatively low level: 5.1 percent,
compared with 7.3 percent in the
United States.
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ple," said Frans Schahmaller,
owner of FS Firmenverwallung,
a group of 10 midsize manufam
luring companies based In the
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work in AnterIca7 Mr, Oster)*
the head of VW's works council,
thinks so.
But VW's Chattanooga workrs may lie a tough sell. Senator
Bob Corker of Tennessee and
Gov. 0111 Bann are both con.
servative Republicans, no friends
of trade unions. Mr. Corker told
The Chattanooga Times Free
Press that unionization of the VOV
plant "would he 000501100 for the
future economic growth of our
state
An earlier trip by the German
labor leaders was called elf for
unrelated reasons. Mr. Osterloh
said this week that he was trying
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Bernd Ostorloh, Volkswagens to reschedule It and that Mr,
Corker and Mn, Hasiam were retop labor representative.
ceptive to a meeting.
"I don't even know if they
resentatv,
know what a works council Is,"
And as things now stand, every Mr. Osterlah said Ina telephone
Volkswagen factory in the world Interview,
has a works committee except
A spokesman for Mr. Haskins
one: the plant In Chattanooga.
said on Thursday: "One of the
Even in Germany, corporate things that makes Tennessee
executives sometimes grumble gstate.reat is that it Is a riintotwork
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ees and share Information. But Ins employer that puts a lot or ftm
they also concede that the syson employee satisfaction, and
tem allows 11053es and employees the company has been incredibly
to cooperate more effectively in successful with the current street
Mmes of crisis. One study showed cure In Chattanooga."
that workernanagement coVolkswagen, partly owned by
operation helped contain mien the German state of Lower Seam
ployment during a shorn PPn ny, has a long history of worker
notate downturn in 2009.
cooperation, and Mr. Osterlolt li
ractically a member of lop um.
"Like all systems, It has advantages and disadvantages," said
semen:. He said he spoke at
Martin Leutc, a spokesman for least once a week to Martin Who
Gesamtmetall, Indttstry asso- terkifin, the VW chief executive.
dation that negotiates wage
"When there are problems
agreements for many German with production, productivity or
manufacturers, including Valks. quality, those are all things Mel
waxen. "Fundamentally, we are are talked about with the works
of the view that mitbestImmung council," Mr. Osterloh said.
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of Goldman's efforts to po
lice potential conflicts.
The bank has been buffeted b
accusations that it has put It
own interests ahead of its clients
a contention A denies. Goldman
for Instance, laced accusation
that in the run-up to 11:0 linencie
crisis that it sold billions of del
lass In souring real estate asset
to unsuspecting clients, Jus
weeks before the examiners'von
last year, the bank was mifillel
exceriated by a federal judg
who found that Goldman ha
conflicts In a huge energy deal.
The lawsuit also provides
look into the often-opaque tele
Unship INtween federal regatta
tars and Wall Street. Alter the II
an Tel crisis, banking regulator
faced criticism that they were to
cosy with the banks that they
were overseeing — a (amnia/RV
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In the lawsuit which was filed
in Federal District Court in Man
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was wrongfully terminated in violation of a federal law that aft
fords protections to bank eke.,
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named in the suit.
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spokesman, declined to comment
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rules that restrict what the reg.
ulator can discuss, "Personnel
decisions at the New York Fed
are based exclusively on individx
job performance and are subject to thorough review. We can
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to the contrary," he said in a
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through the Fed spokesman.
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those concerns, according to peo
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the agency. Ms, Segarra, these
people said, sometimes devel.
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the New York Fed in October 2011
after a career on Wan Street that
included jobs at Ciligroup and
Bank of America.
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program to determine whether it
complied with Fed standards.
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tailed polities In place to deal
with conflict of interests. Ms.
Semite said these policies typl.
tally defined what constituted
various conflicts, how the bank
might penalize employees who
violated those rules and also how
the firm made sure that It did not
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able behavior.
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have "processes established to
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lawsuit said, told her that it had
no stich policy.
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conflIonokinterest policy, the
lawsuit says, Individual business
units did have some procedures
in place. For Ms.Segarra, the atm
seen of a finewide policy was
alarming because it signaled that
Goldman lacked the praedures
to spot and pollee conflicts, ac.
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2011. He seemed to agree.
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that Goldmall would stiffer *nit.
Pant financial harm If consumers
and clients learned the extent et
Goldman's noncompliance with
the rules on conflict of Interest,"
according to the lawsuit.
Soon, though, Ms. Segura wet
looking at another deal,involving
Banco Santander, the largest
bank In Spain, and Qatar Holds
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gi A5t, pan of her review, Ms,
asked Goldman to pro.
vide documentation that It had
performed an antinoney.laun.
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that it had done the analysis, hul
the bank later backpedaled, ad.
milting that no such work had
been performed.
Ms. Segarra took her concern.
about the transaction to her
bosses, who confronted Gorr'.
man. She contends that Michael
S. Koh,another senior staff men
ber at the New York Fed and a
defendant in the lawsuit, told her
Brat Goldman admitted to the
misconduct but then he dismissed her concerns. Further eh
farts to raise the Isom were also
stymied and her bosses pro*.
Iced her from asking Goldman
mare questions about the deal —
decision that prevented her
from finishing her report,
Mr. Koh, through the Fed
spokesman,also declined to coon
meat.
In March 2012, Ms. Segarra got
her chance to voice her concerns
to the New York Fed's legal and
compliance risk team, At the
meeting, the group, roughly 20
people, agreed that the issues
with Goldman's conflicttohinter•
est procedures warranted a
warning, knoWntas a "matter remilling attention" or M.R.A., act
cording to the lawsuit. Asa result, the team approved a downfrodf Goldman's annual rating
nt a 2, inificating satisfactory
to a 3,indicating (*according to
a confidential document re.
viewed by The Times. The rating
Involving policies and procedures
Is one of several measurements
that make up Goldman's overall
score, which is confidential.
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question her findings about Gokla
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ends,Mr. Silva said her tonal.
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hiv. suit, Mr. Silva and Mr. Koh
pressed her tenxcise her nem
findings
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her examintlan.
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told her that they did in find her
position "credible." Ms. Segarra
said she sensed to modify iter
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reiterated Innn email. On May
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Department is pushing 111Mor.
tan to admit that from 2001 to
2007, It sold mortgage securities
to Investors without fully warn.
Ing of the risks.
Yet the regulatory crackdown
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PROCEEDINGS OF LONE PINE RESOURCES CANADA LTD,, LONE PINE RESOURCES
(HOLDINGS) INC., LONE PINE RESOURCES INC.,WISER OIL DELAWARE,LLC AND
WISER DELAWARE LLC (collectively, the "APPLICANTS", and each,an"APPLICANT")
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE WM this Newspaper Noll. to Claimants is being published pursuant to an Wu of the
Honourable Justice J. Strekal of the Court el Onenis Bench olAlberta, Judicial Centro of Calgary, dated °Globe, 9, 2013
(the "Claims Procedure Order). All capitalized Nuns nol otherwise dellned In this Newspaper Notice to Claimants
shall bear the meaning ()Reno- them In the Claims Procedure Order. which is posted on the Ivo-site of the Monitor at
htlpiAvavapwc.com/caplim ghe "Mango. Webs.").
Any Person who believes ha, she, or II has a Claim against any of the Applicants in their Directors to Moon .11
submIl his. her or Its Claim in a Pool el Claim form (oo-1M can be found on the Monitore Web.), Mbar than an
Excluded Claim (which include; Claims of any Person who provided pooh and/or BMWS lo any Applicant on or
after the Filing Dahl.
Proof el Claim forms can also be obtained by °onto
-lino the Monitor al mans blow Intl providing particulars as
to your name,address, facsimile number and emoll address. Once Ihe Mofler Me thliNfounation. you will receive,.
aeon as practicable. a Proof of Claim form,
All Cialmonts mud submit their Po
-oh el Claim by submitting ihem to the Applicant, care of the Monitor by..
Wet than 5'00 e M...1MILMIBBIloteLonNeveleber 11„2011 (the "Claims Bar Ode") by to
-Meted mall, personal
delivery, oprnalliin PDF Imo
-1k courier or facsimile transmisslon, and all Mools oThiaint mull be achbly too
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by the Monger to
-lore the Claims Bar 0100, al Do lollowlno addresses:
41j-
David Meister addle Commodity Futures Trading Commission Is shaping a deal with diTMorgan.
s not comprehensive. The fine
print of JPMorgan's admission —
In both the S.E.C. and C.F.T.C,
ases — provides the bank some
over from private litigation.
Rather than admitting market
manipulation, the bank is expect.
d to acknowledge a series of
acts that the C.F.T.C. will cluaraoerize as "recklessly employing
manipulative devices... While it Is
small end technical distinction,
t could save the bank from an on.
knight of sharehoider lawsuits,
The hank also
o some
.
ro d Ono
the breadth
Its
wrongdoing. It agreed, the peole briefed on the negotiations
aid, to admit wrongdoing stem.
ming front trading on one panio
ular day, The trading commission
s likely to refer to other trading
n its order against the bank, but
Phlorgan Is expected to neither
dmit nor deny wrongdoing In
hose instances.
The aggressive policy can have
epercusslons for regulators. Ina
bank balked at making an admis.
Ion, for example, it could lead to
ostly litigation that government
gentles can III afford.
The JPMorgan case nearly
ighlighted tads risk.
The bank,arguing that Rs Dad.
Ing was legitimate, resisted an
admission. And the trading Coot.
AtISSIon drafted a potential lawsuit. Talks reopened in recent
weeks, paving the way for the admission.
JPMorgan declined to cool•
latent on the settlement.talks.
The people briefed on the negoMations cautioned that the settle•
meal could face delays since the
government is now shut down.
The trading commission Is per.
Ming with about 30 employees,a
fraction of its roughly 700-person
staff,
David Meister, the agency's
euforcement chief, is among
houseworking. if a settlement
enlarges In the coming days, It
could be his last at the agency.
Mr. Meister recently announced
plans to depart the agency after
overhauling the enforcement
unit.
Despite the recent push, the
agency had yet to charge a big
Wall Street bank over a
1.w
lative devices" violation. For
years, the aency
g
had M prove
that a trader I ntended to manlint.
Inge the market, and successfully
created artillcial prices.
But under Dodd.Frank, the
nancial regulatory overhaul
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PrIcewaterbouso-oopers Inc.
Courbappolnled Monlier ol Lone Pine MS011(0510, el at
MVO, 111 -Samuel MY
Calory,. T2P 51.3
Moll.Susan Shabluk
Telephone( MOM 50.7860
Fax:(403) 201.1021
Email: susan.l.thablukno.pwc com
CLAIMS WHICH ARE NOT RECEIVE° BY ME MONITOR 110 TIIE CLAIMS BAP DATE WILL BE DASEELL_AND
EXIMEWLIDED FOREVEB,
The publication al 1010 liellte to Oalmani. the tollellallon el Proofs of Claim by the Monitor or the Applicants,
and/or the Sending of a Proof of Claim by a Claimant to the Monger. does nol grant any Claimant at any pets.
shading In the CCAA Proteedirtga or any to
-his undo any Plan Med In respect of any of the Applicant., 00111
Directors or 01110011.
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passedd after the crisis, the agen.
must show only that a trader
acted "recklessly," The agency
harnessed that new authority to
pursue the JPMorgan trading,
where it was unclear whether the
traders had intended to distort
the market. All together, the
bank's traders increased their
position In a credit derivative ire
dex by 030 billion in early 2012,
according to a Senate report.
"The commission Is trying to
Rex Its muscle under the Dodd.
Frank standard and Is also going
an extra yard to get an admix
Mon," said Ilugh J. Cadden,a for.
nter enforcement official at the
passe
The trading commission was
the sole [too
-out in settling Lon.
don Whale cases. In September,
JPMorgan paid 0020 million to
four other regulatory agencies —
the S.E.C., the Financial Conduct
Authority of Britain, the Federal
Reserve and the Office of the
Comptroller of the Currency. The
bank also admitted to the S.E.C.
that it had violated federal securities laws. The agency, however,
continues to investigate the 'radIng loss,
Even before a settlement, fed•
era; prosecutors and the Federal
Bureau of Investigation In Man.
batten have brought criminal
charges against two of the troderas Javier Martio-Arlajo and Julien Grout, who were FICCUSed of
covering up the size al their
losses. The traders deny wrong.
doing. A third trader, Bruno Basil,
sidestepped charges, striking a
nonprosecullon deal.
As JPMorgan faces n broader
wave of scrutiny — at least sevon
federal agencies, several stale
regulators and two foreign noun.
tries are Investigating Ills hank
— Its legal bills have 'slush.
roomed. On Friday, JPMorgan
announced that II would have to
set aside 09.2 billion to cover
those legal expenses at II fist
that led the bank to report its first
onarterly loss under Jamie DI•
mon,its chief executive.
A portion of that money Is ex.
petted to cover a settlement with
the Justice Department over
questionable mortgage P.a...
So far, the discussions for that
deal have languished,said people
familiar with the matter. JPIalor•
gun has offered to pay a roughly
S7 billion one and provide n tall•
lion dollars in relief for struggling
homeowners,the people said.
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MMorgan Chase & Co. and the
U.S. Department of Justice
remain far apart on a potential
multibillion-dollar pact that
would resolve several probes into
the bank's sales of mortgage
bonds and settle potential criminal and civil charges, people
close to the talks said.
Discussions continue between
the two camps, but after several
weeks, a number of unresolved
Issues stand in the way of a final
agreement, these people said.
The stumbling blocks Include
the number of federal agencies
that would participate in a deal,
whether'Morgan would admit
to wrongdoing and how much
protection it would receive
against further liability on the
mortgage-bond issue, the people
said.
The U.S, government shutdown
also is complicating matters
because Justice Department
guidelines call for no action on
civil litigation during the standoff unless specifically ordered
by a Judge, these people added,
Investors and analysts will be
looking for clues on the settlement talks when Iffidorgan Chase
reports third-quarter earnings
results Friday,
Analysts are expected to ask
JPMorgan Chase reports third-quarter earnings results Frlilai Mr TinvieWfottnnureas
Misiorgan Chase chairman and
chief executive James Dimon
about the bank's ultimate exposure to a multitude of legal problems.The bank's chief fine clan
officer has said'Morgan will
add at least Sts-billion (U.S,)to
Its litigation reserves for the third
quarter, an expense that will
weigh on performance as the
bank wrestles with expected
declines in mortgages and fixedincome trading.
On Friday,"all eyes will likely
be focused on any potential liti.
gallon settlement," analysts with
Keefe Bruyette & Woods said 111 a
recent research note."Getting it
out of the way could go a long
way In investors refocusing their
attention on the company's core
earnings power."
Misiorgan faces scrutiny from
U.S. regulators on areas ranging
from overseas hiring practices to
trading oversight to whether it
provided adequate warnings
about the fraud of Bernard
Medoff.
The current settlement talks
are being led by the Justice Department but also include the
Federal Housing Finance Agency
and New York Attorney General's
office, both of which sued 'Morgan over securities issued during
the height of the housing boom.
'Morgan also wants to include
cases involving the Federal Depo.
sit Insurance Corp. and the
National Credit Union Admits's.
Batton, n federal regulator that
supervises U.S. credit unions,said
people close to the talks.
The Fl IFA case could be settled
as a stand-alone, multibillion.
dollar deal If the broader talks
fail, said people familiar with the
discussions,
JPMorgan doesn't disclose how
much it has reserved for all of its
legal problems, but it has added
$r8-billion to the pot since 0008,
according to filings. Morgan Stanley analysts recently estimated
current reserves to be $1u-billion,
the amount left over after a number of settlements since 1010.
"Morgan is willing to pay more
than $11-1,1111on, a figure floated
last month, to settle the various
mortgage-bond cases, but only if
that would end a criminal investigation of the bank on that
Issue, said people close to the
bank.
The two sides aren't close on
resolving that criminal investigation, Any deal likely wouldn't
resolve other continuing criminal
Investigations of the bank unrelated to mortgage-backed securities, according to people familiar
with the talks. A settlement of
$n-billion or greater would be
the largest single-company settlement the Justice Department
ever has reached.
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INVITATION FOR PROPOSALS
IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES'CREDITORS ARRANGEMENT ACT("CCAA")
PROCEEDINGS OF LONE PINE RESOURCES CANADA LTD., LONE PINE RESOURCES
(HOLDINGS) INC., LONE PINE RESOURCES INC., WISER OIL DELAWARE,LLC AND
WISER DELAWARE LLC'(collectively, the "APPLICANTS",and each, an "APPLICANT")
TO PURCHASE THE BUSINESS AND/OR ASSETS OF
ATLAS BLOCK CO. LIMITED &
ATLAS BLOCK (BROCKVILLE) LTD,
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that this Newspaper Notice to Claimants is being published pursuant to an Order of the
Honourable Justice J. Slrekal of the Court of Queen's Bench of Alberta, Judicial Centre of Calgary, dated October
9, 2013 (the "Claims Procedure Order"). All capitalized terms not otherwise defined In this Newspaper Notice to
Claimants shall bear the meaning given to them In Ilse Claims Procedure Order, which Is posted on the websIte of the
Monitor at http://wwwpwc.com/cardpr (the "Monitor's Wehsite").
KPMG Inc. in its capacity as Com happoInted receiver (the 'Receiver") of Alias Block
Co. Limited and Alias Block (Brockville) Ltd. (collectively "Atlas"), hereby Invites
written proposals for the purchase of the Receiver's right, title and interest, If any,
In the business operations, undertaking and assets of Atlas on an en bloc basis, or
otherwise, on an "as is, where is" basis. Alias has locations In Hillsdale, Ontario
and Victoria Harbour, Ontario (both near Midland, Ontario)and Brockville, Ontario.
Atlas N one of Canada's leading manufacturers of concrete products Including
concrete blocks; landscaping products; and, brick & stone products.
Any Person who believes he, she, or it has a Claim against any of the Applicants or their Directors or Officers
shall submit his, her or Its Claim in a Proof of Claim form (which can he found on the Monitor's Wehslte),
other than an Excluded Clean (which includes Claims of any Person who provided goods and/or services to any
Applicant an or altar the Filing Date).
Assets offered for sale Include the following;
• Manufacturing operations, inventory and equipment;
• Real estate;
• Intangible assets;
• Atlas' interest, if any,In certain leased equipment.
Proof of Claim forms can also be obtained by contacting the Monitor at the address below and providing particulars
as to your name, address, facsimile number and o-mall address. Once the Monitor has this information, you will
receive, as soon as practicable, a Proof of Claim form.
All Claimants mai submit their Proofs of Claim by submitting them to the Applicants care of the Monitor by
no later thee 5000 n m (Mountain Timel on November 13. ana (the "Claims Bar ow)by registered mall,
personal delivery, olnall (in PDF format), courier or lacsimile transmission, and all Proofs of Claim must be
actual y received by the Monitor before the Claims Bar Date, al the 'allowing addresses:
PrleowaterhouseCoopers Inc.
Court-appointed Monitor of Lone Pine Resources Inc. el al
83100. 1 1 1 - 5 Avenue SW
Calgary, AB T2P 5L3
Attention: Susan Shabiuk
Telephone:(403) 508.730
Fax: (403)711.1820
Email: susanishablukOca.pwc.com
All proposals must be sealed and received in writing by KPMG Inc. at Suite 700, 21
King Street West, Hamilton, Ontario, LOP 4W7 no later than 12:00 p.m.(EST) on
Thursday November 7, 2013.
The highest or any proposal will not necessarily be accepted. En bloc proposals
for the purchase al the entire assets and operations of Atlas will be given special
consideration. Nothing contained In this invitation for Proposals precludes the
Receiver from entering into an agreement to sell any or all assets prior to Thursday
November 7, 2013.
All proposals must be accompanied by a refundable deposit of 15% of the purchase
price offered and conform with the terms and conditions set art by the Receiver,
To obtain further details please contact Mr. Robyn Duwyn al (905) 523.2248 or
rduveyn@kpmgoa
KPMG INC. COURT-APPOINTED
RECEIVER AND MANAGER OF
ATLAS BLOCK CO, LIMITED &
ATLAS BLOCK (BROCKVILLE) LTD.
TENDERS.
CLAIMS WHICH ARE NOT RECEIVED BY THE MONITOR BY THE CLAIMS BAR DATE WILL BE BARRED AND
EXTINGUISHED FOREVER
The publication of Ills Notice to Clalmanl, the solicitation 01 Proofs of Claim by the Monitor or the Applicants,
and/or the sending of a Proof of Claim by a Clalmanl to the Monitor, does not grant any Claimant or any person
standing M the CCAA Proceedings er any 1111118 under any Plan flled In respect of any of the Applicants, their
Directors or Officers.
The Company's principal business Is the development of proprietary technology,
specifically, a noninvasive measurement system, referred to as SonicGauge
with applications in the renewable and petrochemicals industry. The sale of
the Company's assets is exclusive of any applications in the medical and bio.
medical field, More Information can be obtained al www.harrisreceIvers.corn/
nimlech_Inc.htrol
DATED al Calgary, Alberta this 901 day of October, 2013.
The deadline for submission of offers is 5:00 prn EST on NOverober O, 2013.
pwc
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AND FIRST
MEETING OF CREDITORS
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oI Pardo Corporation and Parelo
Holdings Ltd.
Notice is hereby given !hal Paolo
Corporation and Pardo Holdings Ltd.,
of Ilse City of Toronto, In the Province
of Ontario, made Assignments in
Bankruptcy on the 2nd day of October
2013; and that the combined First
Meeting of Creditors will be held on
Ilse 23rd day of October 2013 al 10.00
o'clock In the forenoon al the office of
ihe Trustee, Bay Adelaide Centre, 333
Bay St,, Suite 4600,Toronto, Ontario
DATED AT Toronto, Ontario this 4Ih
day of October 2013.
KPMG INC. - Trustee
333 Bay Street, 5111e 4600
Toronto, ON MS11255
Phone: 416.777.8500
INVITATION FOR OFFERS
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(the "Receiver") of NIMTeds Inc.(the "Company"), Is offering for sale its right,
title and interest, If any, in the Company's assets, undertakings and properties
of every lulus° and kind whatsoever (Ilse "Assets")on an "as.ls, wherols" bash.
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change hands in super-secret
"whisper listings," according to
local brokers.
If the city of Detroit has run
out of money, many home
buyers In the region appear to
be taking little notice.
"You try to get your people in
the house the day It lists,
because it might sell right
away," said Pat Chaste., a realestate agent with Monaghan
CMAC In Grosse Pointe Farms.
She spent nearly every night
last week closing deals and met
her first Friday client at Gmo
Five years ago, when auto
sales crashed and two of the
Detroit Three auto makers filed
for bankruptcy, car plants
closed, thousands lost their jobs
and those who held on were
stripped of pay, benefits and
bonuses. But In recent years, the
car companies have posted
record profits, while salaried
and union workers collected
some of their biggest bonus
checks in history.
Home prices are rising here as
fast as any major metropolitan
market In the country, attracting some new investors, said led
Rolla), chief economist at Trulia,
a real-estate website,
To be sure, Detroit and its
suburbs are still digging out of a
big hole. The region's housing
lost about 36 per cent of its value during. the recession, and its
value remains o8 per cent below
prerecesslon levels, according to
housing and mortgage-refinancing data tracked by the
Southeast Michigan Council of
Governments.
ln addition, the Detroit region
Is still seeing little new residential construction.
And the market has the the
highest home-vacancy rate in
the United States after suffering
from hvo decades of the coun•
try's worst job losses.
"1Vhat we know is that during
the housing boon), Detroit did
not do nearly as well as the rest
of the country, and suffered
more on the way down," said
Craig Lenora, senior director,
S&P Dow Jones Indexes.
"But It's had a much bigger
bounce off the most recent bottom."
Increasingly, it's a tale of two
Detrolts, the beleaguered city In
bankruptcy court with few Jobs
and abundant vacant property,
and the larger metropolitan
region bouncing back gradually
with falling unemployment and
rising home sales.
Across four counties that comprise metro Detroit, the median
home price lumped 48 per cent
in September over a year ago,
and the number of sales rose
per cent, according to sales figures compiled by Realcomp,
multiple-listing service in Farmington Hills, Mich.
"It's Ilke someone turned off
the water five years ago and Just
turned It back on," said John
liannett, a real-estate agent
based in the Cony suburb of Birmingham who has sold property for almost a half-century.
But the upswing in the market
touches few places in the city of
Detroit, where state-appointed
leaders filed for bankruptcy protection In July, citing an estitnat
ed $18-billion in long-term debt.
Sales in Detroit fell last month
13 per cent, compared with the
same month a year ago.
The median sales price of a
home in Detroit last month was
$11,000.
Real-estate agents say sales are
up In the city's downtown and
nearby Midtown, but that
potential buyers are often frustrated by Detroit's high taxes,
spotty public safety, shaky public schools and antiquated assessment system that often
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overvalues property and prevents traditional financing.
"I was very apprehensive
about which areas were safe,
but I never really wanted to
move out of Detroit," sold 1.1sa
Card, a di•year-old special-education teacher and mother of
two who moved back from the
suburbs and closed in August
on a $24,000, three-bedroom,
banic•ow»ed house on the east
side.
Foreclosures continue to haunt
the city. This fall, Wayne County
is trying to sell at auction
18,000 properties - go per cent
in Detroit - that failed to pay
their taxes for at least three
years. In the first round of the
auction, only 880 were sold. In
the final round of the auction
ending Oct. 25, bids start as low
as $500.
Critics say the massive auction
keeps real-estate prices in the
city low. And new buyers often
fail to pay taxes, pushing the
properties back into tax foredo.
sure, said the county's chief
deputy treasurer, David Szymanski.
Still, buyers outside the city
like 34-year-old Stanley Adams,
a pilot, and his wife, an automotive engineer at General Motors who was transferred back
to Detroit, see now as the time
to invest.
Lost Tuesday, the couple living
In northeast Ohio closed on a
3,000-square-foot, two-story colonial in Grosse Pointe Park,
paying over list price after the
property received multiple offers.
The four-bedroom home,
which was listed for $384,000,
lasted six days on the market.
"We wanted close access to
downtown where my wife
works," Mr. Adams said.
"But it's separated and somewhat insulated from the Issues
downtown."
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Claimants shall bear the meaning given to them in the Claims Procedure Order, which is posted on the wobsite of the
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Any Person who believes ho, she, or 0 has a Claim against any el the Applicants or their Directors or Officers
shall submit his, het or Its Claim In a Proof of Claim form (which can be found on the Monitor's Websilo),
other ihan an Excluded Claim (which includes Claims of any Parson who provided goods and/or services te any
Applicant on or after the Filing Date).
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of Splros Pantile's, of the City
of Toronto, In the Province of
Ontario.
Notice is hereby given that the
bankruptcy of Splros Pantile's,
residing In the city of Toronto,
occurred on October FI, 2013 and
that the first meeting of creditors
will be held on October 29, 2013,
at 10,00 AM, at the office of the
Trustee at 100 Simcoe Street,
Suite 125, Toronto, Ontarici, M5H
3G2.
Dated al Toronto, this 16th day of
October, 2013.
ALBERT
GELMAN
Albert Gelman Inc.,
Trustee In Bankruptcy
100 Sim.Street, Suite 125,
Toronto, Ontario, MSH 3G2.
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of Ontario, made Assignments in
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LONE PINE RESOURCES(HOLDINGS) INC., LONE PINE RESOURCES INC„
WISER OIL DELAWARE,LLC AND WISER DELAWARE LLO
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October 9.2018 {the 'Claims Premium Orderi,All caplialbed [eons not otherwise defined in this Newspaper
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Attention: Susan Shablok
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LONE PINE RESOURCES(HOLDINGS)INC., LONE PINE RESOURCES INC.,
WISER OIL DELAWARE,LLC AND WISER DELAWARE LLC
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October 9,2013(the"Cialms Nombre Mon.All coolish:0d toms notothenvise defined In this Newspaper
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diamond twice, and therefore de.
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