'Cars are floating down our street': Florida residents describe impacts of Hurricane Ian
"Winds are extremely strong, we can't see anything out the windows," a woman in the Fort Myers area said.
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Florida Update: Floating Cars, Submerged Buildings, and No Power
Frightened but resilient residents describe what Hurricane Ian looks like.
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Floating cars, submerged buildings and no power: Florida residents describe what Hurricane Ian looks like
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'Cars are floating down our street': Florida residents describe impacts of Hurricane Ian
"Winds are extremely strong, we can't see anything out the windows," a woman in the Fort Myers area said.
Source: wdsu.com
Supreme Court will not hear appeal on damages in 2018 Manitoba defamation case
A decision by the Supreme Court of Canada has effectively put an end to a defamation lawsuit between two businessmen arising from a land development project in Winnipeg.
Source: cbc.ca
Manitoba appeal court slashes $500,000 award for defamation in civil jury trial
A Winnipeg businessman awarded $500,000 in damages by a jury in a defamation lawsuit last year has seen the award cut to $50,000 after an appeal by the defendant in the case.
Source: cbc.ca
'Inordinately high' $500-K defamation award slashed on appeal
A Winnipeg real estate broker and developer awarded $500,000 by a jury in a defamation lawsuit has h...
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Winnipeg businessman awarded $500K damages in defamation case
Posted: May 10, 2021 5:00 AM CT | Last Updated: May 10 The defamation lawsuit stems from a 2009 development deal to bring IKEA to Winnipeg. (Cliff Simpson/CBC) A Winnipeg businessman has been awarded $500,000 in damages by a Manitoba jury in a civil defamation lawsuit. Marcel Chartier, a real estate investor and developer, sued Winnipeg businessman Serge Bibeau in 2018 after learning Bibeau had called him a thief to a business associate. The case was heard in Manitobas Court of Queens Ben...
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