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Victoria Times Colonist
May 13, 2012
By Jim Hume, Times Colonist May 12, 2012 I'm finding it difficult to get into a prodigal-son frame of mind when contemplating the return of Lord Black of Crossharbour to his birthland. I know I am supposed to let bygones be bygones now he's done the ...
Winnipeg Free Press
May 12, 2012
Dave Coles, president of
Canada's Communications, Energy and Paperworkers Union and a key organizer of the 1999 strike at the Calgary Herald which
Conrad Black owned, didn't roll out the welcome mat for Black upon his release from an American prison.
Edmonton Journal
May 12, 2012
If
Conrad Black is the worst person we let into (or back into)
Canada, I would be a happy man. - The person who thought it was stupid to study physics in
school is probably the one stopped at the end of the escalator.
Vancouver Sun
May 10, 2012
Inspired by
Conrad Black's return, I propose a new reality TV show: The Real Ex-Cons of
Canada. Three men "unjustly" imprisoned by American authorities live in a swank mansion and together, learn to assimilate back into society.
London Free Press
May 10, 2012
Let
Conrad Black return to his country of choice and be warmed by the honours bestowed at one time upon him there.
Canada is too great a country to need
entrepreneurs who show not a scintilla of remorse when apprehended raiding their employees' pension ...
Press TV
May 10, 2012
Convicted Fraudster
Conrad Black has returned to his native country of
Canada after spending 42 months in a US jail. Black was formerly the owner of prominent Western media outlets including the
Jerusalem Post, Britain's Daily Telegraph and Canada's ...
Daily Mail
May 10, 2012
Writer Barbara Amiel - whose husband, ex-Telegraph owner
Conrad Black, was last week released from a jail in
Florida - has been reading EL James's Fifty Shades of Grey, the controversial British novel about sadomasochism.
National Post
May 9, 2012
Conrad Black 'has' returned Re: Most Readers Happy To Have Black Back, letters to the editor, May 7. I was delighted to see that when asked if they would welcome the return of Conrad Black, the majority of National Post letter writers favoured the ...
Straight Goods
May 9, 2012
by Geoffrey Stevens If Conrad Black did not exist, we would have to invent to him. After all, he's the protagonist in a uniquely Canadian melodrama.
Palm Beach Daily News
May 9, 2012
By Shannon Donnelly He was greeted as he exited the gates of the Miami Federal Corrections Center not by his ever-loyal wife Barbara Amiel, but by agents from Immigrations and Custom Enforcement, who immediately escorted him to a waiting
Canada-bound ...
TheChronicleHerald.ca
May 8, 2012
Conrad Black turned in his Canadian citizenship to become a Lord in
England. He was then charged and convicted in the US for a white-collar
crime.
The Province
May 6, 2012
Conrad Black kisses wife Barbara Amiel as he arrives at his home in Toronto on Saturday.
Canadians were divided but not hostile in welcoming back fallen media mogul
Conrad Black, who returned to his Toronto mansion after being deported from the US ...
The Hindu
May 6, 2012
Former media mogul Conrad Black has arrived at his sprawling Toronto estate just hours after being released from US prison.
The Guardian
May 6, 2012
Least of all Simon Cowell, who gave 200 hours of access and finds himself in the illustrious company of Tom Bower's other subjects such as
Gordon Brown,
Richard Branson, Robert Maxwell and
Conrad Black. The image on the back cover sets the tone, ...
Orlando Sentinel
May 6, 2012
RAPHAEL SATTER, AP FILE - In this July 23, 2010 file photo, former media mogul
Conrad Black arrives at the federal courthouse for a hearing in
Chicago.
Chicagoist
May 6, 2012
Former Sun-Times owner
Conrad Black was released from prison in Miami after serving three years for defrauding
investors. Now he's in the custody of immigration officials and is facing deportation.
Philadelphia Inquirer
May 6, 2012
AP TORONTO - Former media mogul
Conrad Black arrived in
Canada on Friday and was spotted kissing his wife, playing with their dogs, and roaming the grounds of his sprawling Toronto estate on Friday just hours after being released from US prison.
LawFuel.co.nz
May 5, 2012
Conrad Black left a
US federal prison Friday. For a moment, set aside whatever opinion you might have about Lord Black's business practices.
Austin American-Statesman
May 5, 2012
FILE - In this July 23, 2010 file photo, former media mogul
Conrad Black arrives at the federal courthouse for a hearing in
Chicago.
Boston.com
May 5, 2012
Earl Cherniak,
Conrad Black's lawyer, following the former media mogul's release after spending about three years in prison for defrauding
investors.
Winnipeg Free Press
May 5, 2012
'My experience with journalists authorizes me to record that a very large number of them are ignorant, lazy, opinionated, intellectually dishonest and inadequately supervised.
Wall Street Journal (blog)
May 4, 2012
Former press magnate
Conrad Black arrives at federal court for a resentencing hearing on June 24, 2011, in
Chicago. By Chip Cummins and Paul Vieira One-time media mogul and convicted felon
Conrad Blackleft a
Florida jail Friday after finishing his ...
BusinessWeek
May 4, 2012
The
Chicago-based company is now known as Sun-Times Media Group Inc. In 2001, Black renounced his Canadian citizenship when he accepted a life peerage in the UK's House of Lords, where he holds the title
Lord Black of Crossharbour.
Winnipeg Free Press
May 4, 2012
A collection of some of Conrad Black's more memorable public statements: "My experience with journalists authorizes me to record that a very large number of them are ignorant, lazy, opinionated, intellectually dishonest, and inadequately supervised.
San Francisco Chronicle
May 4, 2012
The
Chicago-based company is now known as Sun-Times Media Group Inc. In 2001, Black renounced his Canadian citizenship when he accepted a life peerage in the UK's House of Lords, where he holds the title
Lord Black of Crossharbour.
Welland Tribune
May 4, 2012
Conrad Black and his wife Barbara Amiel leave federal court in
Chicago, June 24, 2011. (Reuters files)
Conrad Black has been released from a
Florida prison.
London Free Press
May 4, 2012
By QMI Agency
Conrad Black is released from
US federal prison in Miami on Friday, May 4, 2012. (Joe Warmington/QMI Agency) TORONTO -
Conrad Black will arrive in Toronto Friday afternoon after being released from prison in
Florida earlier in the day.
CanadianBusiness.com
May 4, 2012
By The Canadian Press | May 04, 2012
Conrad Black is seen after his sentencing hearing at the
Federal District Court in
Chicago in 2007.
WNCT
May 4, 2012
By: | AP MIAMI (AP) Former media mogul
Conrad Black was released from a federal prison in Miami early Friday and faced deportation after serving about three years for defrauding
investors.
Chicago Tribune
May 4, 2012
MIAMI (Reuters) - Disgraced former press baron
Conrad Black was released from a
Florida prison on Friday after ending his sentence but he was immediately taken into custody by US immigration officials.
ABC News
May 4, 2012
Former media mogul
Conrad Black released after serving 3 years for defrauding
investors.
Monterey County Herald
May 4, 2012
Yahoo
CEO Scott Thompson faces calls for his ouster after just four months leading the troubled
internet company because of inaccuracies in his academic credentials.
Montreal Gazette
May 4, 2012
Conrad Black left a
US federal prison Friday. For a moment, set aside whatever opinion you might have about Lord Black's business practices.
Montreal Gazette
May 3, 2012
Former media baron Conrad Black will be detained by federal US officials upon his release from prison, which is expected Friday.
Canada.com
May 3, 2012
OTTAWA - Former media mogul
Conrad Black will not be allowed to argue in
Canada's top court that he should have been allowed to openly see financial details of settlements involving his former company, Hollinger Inc. The Supreme Court of Canada ...
Toronto Star
May 2, 2012
Immigration officials have granted Conrad Black a temporary Canadian resident permit, after his rele... PHOTOS: Jays vs. Rangers Game action highlights from the Toronto vs.
Winnipeg Free Press
April 26, 2012
TORONTO - Conrad Black's critical account of the US justice system has been nominated for a National Busines Book Award.
Toronto Star
April 26, 2012
Dana Flavelle Business Reporter Conrad Black's critical account of the US justice system has been nominated for a National Business Book Award.
National Post
April 21, 2012
The simultaneous election campaigns in France and the United States furnish an astonishing spectacle of the limits and hazards of democratic government.
Vancouver Sun
April 19, 2012
OTTAWA - Score one for
Conrad Black. The former media mogul, who's serving time in a US prison, won a technical victory at the Supreme Court of
Canada on Wednesday as the court ruled he would have the right to sue other former
Hollinger International ...
The Deal Pipeline
April 18, 2012
Conrad Black's 2004 appearance in Chancery was a memorable judicial cameo. The press baron took the stand in a case where shareholders of
Hollinger International Inc. claimed that he sold the
newspaper company, which he controlled, after promising in ...
al.com (blog)
April 16, 2012
(Press-Register/John David Mercer) Former Mobile County Commissioner Stephen Nodine is a victim of fraudulent prosecution by an out-of-control US
Department of Justice, according to media mogul Lord
Conrad Black. Black, the former head of Hollinger ...
Toronto Sun
May 4, 2012
While basically correct, it is nonetheless a bit declasse for NDP Leader Thomas Mulcair to simply condense Conrad Black as an unrepentant British criminal.
Global Edmonton
May 4, 2012
A US Immigration van carrying former media baron Conrad Black leaves the Federal Correction Institute in Miami is seen Friday, May 4, 2012 in Miamil.
The Province
May 4, 2012
So perhaps, as Black-baiting wits and scribes, led by New Democrat Opposition leader Tom "Che Guevara" Mulcair, gird their loins for combat with the great despoiler of widows and orphans, they might consider this: Lord Black of Crossharbour lives for ...
Canada.com
May 4, 2012
OTTAWA - Former media mogul
Conrad Black will not be allowed to argue in
Canada's top court that he should have been allowed to openly see financial details of settlements involving his former company, Hollinger Inc. The Supreme Court of Canada ...
CBS News
May 4, 2012
MIAMI - Former media mogul
Conrad Black released after serving 3 years for defrauding
investors.
Daily Mail
May 4, 2012
By AP Reporter Former media mogul
Conrad Black was released from a federal prison in Miami early Friday after serving about three years for defrauding
investors.
Calgary Herald
May 4, 2012
Conrad Black has been released from prison in
Florida, but just where
Canada's most high-profile white-collar ex-convict is headed next remains unclear.
Hamilton Spectator
May 4, 2012
MIAMI - Much has changed since the day he went to prison in 2008, but one thing has stayed the same: the name
Conrad Black still elicits a strong reaction in
Canada.