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Calgary's Shaw family is backing the merger deal spearheaded by the Rogers family of Toronto. Rogers Communications is set to acquire rival cable giant Shaw Communications for $26 billion (US$20.8 billion). The deal, pending regulatory and shareholder approvals, will combine two Canadian cable, broadband Internet and wireless phone giants as the country heads towards a 5G rollout. As part of the deal, Rogers will purchase Shaw class A shares and class B shares for CAN$40.50 (US$32.40) each, which represents a 70 percent premium to Shaw's class B share price. The Shaw Family Trust, which repre...

The Globe and Mail Bookmark Please log in to listen to this story. Also available in French and Mandarin. Log In Create Free Account Getting audio file ... This translation has been automatically generated and has not been verified for accuracy. Full Disclaimer Shaw Communications Inc. Class B shares traded well below the $40.50-per-share takeover offer made by Rogers Communications Inc. on Monday, in a sign that investors are concerned regulatory scrutiny could get in the way of the deal. Shaw Class B non-voting shares closed at $33.85 in Toronto – up 41.6 per cent for the day, but ...

Alexandria fishing derby draws strong turnout Among the top winners in the 2021 Alexandria Volunteer Firefighters Association Ice Fishing Derby were (left to right) David Rice (third place overall, first place rainbow trout)), Joe Britton (second overall, first place lake trout), Tim Casey (first place cusk and grand prize winner) and his son Aidan Casey (fifth in the Youth Division). (Photo by Donna Rhodes) ( click for larger version) March 03, 2021ALEXANDRIA – Hundreds of people enjoyed the great outdoors last weekend as they took part in the Alexandria Volunteer Firefighters Association's...

A PEMBROKESHIRE farmer has said he has run out of leeks ahead of St David's Day as growers warn of a potential shortage of British leeks, partly due…

Farmers have warned of a potential shortage of British leeks, partly due to coronavirus, as people in Wales get ready to mark St David’s Day.