+ Aston Hill Financial Inc. agreed to acquire Citadel Securities Inc.
+ Atlantic Power Corporation agreed to acquire Ridgeline Energy Holdings Inc.
+ Brad Barton, VP Engineering & COO @ First Mountain Exploration Ltd., left the company
+ BP agreed to a $4.5 billion fine for its 2010 Gulf of Mexico explosion and spill
+ Calgary Stampeders won Western Conference, advance to 100th Grey Cup vs. Toronto Argonauts
+ Credit Suisse agreed to pay $120 million penalty to the SEC over handling of subprime mortgages
+ Dr. David Ross to Pres & CEO @ SAIT Polytechnic, replacing Irene Lewis who is retiring
+ FAM REIT to raise funds in an IPO to acquire portfolio of Huntingdon Capital Corp.
+ Granite Real Estate Inc. shareholders approved conversion to REIT structure
+ Harry Winston Diamond Corp. agreed to purchase the Ekati Diamond Mine, US$500 million
+ Ivanhoe Cambridge acquired 49.9% interest in Manhattan office tower for US$360 million
+ JPMorgan agreed to pay $296.9 million penalty to the SEC over handling of subprime mortgages
+ Keystone XL Pipeline approval supported by American Petroleum Institute, U.S. State Dept. review of amended plan is pending, 1st qtr. 2013
+ Long Run Exploration Ltd. agreed to sell $180 million in assets to reduce debt
+ Marquee Energy Ltd. closed the sale, to Bellatrix Exploration Ltd., of $21 million in Willesden Green and Mannville assets
+ Norton Rose to merge with Fulbright & Jaworski; to operate as Norton Rose Jaworski
+ Petronas has re-submitted its takeover proposal for Progress Energy Resources Corp. stressing a greater ‘net benefit to Canada’ element to Industry Canada
+ Scotiabank closed its acquisition of ING Bank of Canada
+ TAQA announced its 2013 North American CapEx Budget is $500 million
+ U.S. congressional leaders and President Obama negotiating budget and legislative solution to looming ‘financial cliff’ crisis
+ Vermilion Energy Inc. agreed to acquire ZaZa Energy Corporation for US$86 million
+ Vermilion Energy Inc. announced its 2013 CapEx Budget is $475 million
+ Winalta Inc. agreed to $2 million sale, last of its non-core assets