MONTREAL — Troubled Canadian children’s TV producer Cinar has settled out-of-court with two of its subsidiaries, U.S. publishing companies Carson-Dellosa Publishing and HighReach Learning. Cinar ...
MONTREAL — Quebec Securities Commission fined Cinar Corp. founders Ronald Weinberg and Micheline Charest C$1 million ($613,000) each on Friday and barred them from being directors or executives at any ...
Quebec provincial police allege Ronald Weinberg, Hasanian Panju, Lino Pasquale Matteo and John Xanthoudakis were involved in a financial fraud at the Cinar. ((CBC, Quebec provincial police)) A ...
A jury has found the founder of Cinar, Ronald Weinberg, and his associates Lino Matteo and John Xanthoudakis guilty on most of the charges they faced for orchestrating an elaborate, $120-million fraud ...
Deposed Cinar Corp. founders Micheline Charest and Ronald Weinberg are suing Ernst & Young LLP for $194.1-million over allegations the firm failed in its duties as auditor, tax and financial adviser ...
Former children's animation mogul Micheline Charest died Wednesday afternoon, a month after selling her shares in the scandal-plagued Cinar company that she founded with her husband. A spokeswoman for ...
Cinar Corp., a children’s television producer that has been plagued by a string of financial scandals, said it had cut 54 staff and appointed new auditors. The Montreal-based firm said the cuts were ...
The Toronto Stock Exchange has delisted Cinar Corporation's shares, following a failure by the Canadian toon house to file audited financial statements. However, a sale of the company is imminent, ...
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