• The other half belongs to CanWest Global Communications, owner of Global Television, Canada's third-biggest TV network.

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  • Take out the CanWest newspaper sale and that number drops to less than 3 percent.

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  • CanWest is the creation of Timothy Brock, a Vancouver investor who has gotten in trouble with the authorities.

    FORBES: On The Cover/Top Stories

  • That's justified, says Black, because CanWest execs are less skilled at running newspapers.

    FORBES: Press Lord Pressed

  • In 2000 Black sold Hollinger International's Canadian newspapers to CanWest Global Communications Corp.

    FORBES: Press Lord Pressed

  • CanWest bought an Alberta oil prospect from a company controlled by Morris E.

    FORBES: On The Cover/Top Stories

  • Brock has left, and Thornton Donaldson, CanWest's long-time chief executive, resigned in May.

    FORBES: On The Cover/Top Stories

  • CanWest is also on the verge of obtaining a 50% stake in the National Post, the Globe's fierce two-year-old rival.

    FORBES: Split screen

  • In 2004 CanWest bought 49% of what is now 850, 000 acres of Saskatchewan oil sands prospects and an option for the rest.

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  • His Rogers Communications ( Forbes, Oct. 30) is seeking to partner with CanWest on a number of ventures, including, possibly, ROB TV.

    FORBES: Split Screen

  • His Rogers Communications ( Forbes Global, Oct. 30) is seeking to partner with CanWest on a number of ventures, including, possibly, ROB TV.

    FORBES: Split screen

  • His replacement, Murray Wilson, a Calgary investment banker, called questions about his CanWest predecessors "irrelevant" and got upset when they were posed to him.

    FORBES: On The Cover/Top Stories

  • He and Pinetree own 3 million shares in CanWest Petroleum Corp.

    FORBES: Magazine Article

  • Earlier, CanWest bought the Globe's former partner in ROB TV.

    FORBES: Split Screen

  • Local speculation has Rogers forming some sort of alliance with or an outright takeover of CanWest Global Communications, a Canadian communications giant controlled by Israel Asper and son Leonard.

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  • Schorn for 4 million shares. (Schorn's brother, Terence, is president of War Eagle Mining.) CanWest sold the Alberta prospect in October for "nominal cash proceeds" and wrote off the investment.

    FORBES: Magazine Article

  • National regulators, aghast that the Globe and Post might be linked in any way, have forced CanWest to put its stake in ROB TV in a trust until either one of the parties washes its hands of the network.

    FORBES: Split Screen

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