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ROSEBUD CREEK FINANCIAL CORP. AND 957855 ALBERTA LTD. Preliminary list of creditors as at June 17, 2020 as submitted by Rosebud Creek Financial Corp. and 957855 Alberta Ltd., (Unaudited) Creditor Address Amount due (CDN$)* #1 CONVENIENCE 924 EDMONTON TRAIL N.E. CALGARY AB T2E 3J9 3,306.39 #1 CONVENIENCE STORE 1 - 10015 OAKFIELD DR.S.W. CALGARY AB T2V 1S9 313.20 1178160 ALBERTA LTD. DEALER #3424 15416 BEAUMARIS ROAD EDMONTON AB T5X 4C1 1,364.04 12TH AVENUE PHARMACY 529 1192 - 101ST STREET NORTH BATTLEFORD SK S9A 0Z6 1,017.80 21 VARIETY BOX 729 PETROLIA ONN0N 1R0 1,498.12 2867-8118 QC INC (PJC 06 501 MONT ROYAL EST MONTREAL QC H2J 1W6 191.53 329985 ONTARIO LIMITED o/a KISKO PRODUCTS 50 ROYAL GROUP CRES, Unit 1 WOODBRIDGE ON L4H 1X9 44,357.47 3RD AVENUE MARKET 148 - 3 AVENUE WEST BOX 2382 MELVILLE SK S0A 2P0 613.72 407 ETR PO BOX 407, STN D SCARBOROUGH ONM1R 5J8 1,224.96 5 CORNERS CONVENIENCE 176 THE QUEENSWAY SOUTH KESWICK ON L4P 2A4 1,077.00 649 MEGA CONVENIENCE 5651 STEELES AVE E, UNIT 22 SCARBOROUGH ON M1V 5P6 853.72 7-ELEVEN CANADA INC 13450 102ND AVE, SUITE 2400 SURREY BC V3T 5X5 1,602.73 881 CORNER GAS BOX 360, 67165 LAKELAND DR LAC LA BICHE AB T0A 2C0 1,700.24 9334-3580 QUEBE 289 BOUL ST-JEAN POINTE CLAIRE QC H9R 3J1 15,964.29 957855 ALBERTA LTD. 120 SINNOTT ROAD SCARBOROUGH ON M1L 4N1 1,000,000.00 9666753 CANADA CORP. 420 DURHAM E WALKERTON ON N0G 2V0 4,186.61 A CONVENIENCE 1077 NORTH SERVICE ROAD MISSISSAUGA ON L5K 1A4 2,512.38 A.S.A. MAYFAIR FOODS 4019D - 17 AVENUE S.E. CALGARY AB T2A 0S8 27.85 A-1 MAX CONVENIENCE STOR BAY 10, 80 DONLEVY AVENUE RED DEER AB T4R 2Y8 1,226.79 A-1 MAX CONVENIENCE STOR 4501 - WOMACKS RD BLACKFALDS AB T0M 0J0 414.25 ABAS ESSO 2 M.NORTH OF PERIMETER HWY #7 WINNIPEG MB R3C 2E6 602.48 ABC MAG 3 1500 ATWATER, MONTREAL QCH3Z 1X5 12,573.09 ACADEMY TUCK SHOP 2101 ISLINGTON AVE ETOBICOKE ON M9P 3R2 218.40 ACCOMMODATION PLACE OXFO 3085 DU COLLEGE SHERBROOKE QC J1M 2E5 1,808.09 ACCULOGIX DISTRIBUTION CENTRE 4747 68TH AVENUE SE CALGARY AB T2C 4Z4 911,728.52 ACE INVESTIGATIONS PO BOX 12 STATION MAIN DUNCAN BC V9L 3X1 4,344.82 AIRPORT PHARMACY@YYC 2000 AIRPORT RD NE BOX 108 CALGARY AB T2E 6W5 3,705.48 AIRWAYS GENERAL STORE 2667 SECOND LINE WEST SAULT STE MARIE ON P6A 6K4 2,769.44 AJAX PICKERING 580 HARWOOD AVE S AJAX ONL1S 2J4 242.81 ALBERTA FISHING GUIDE 10450 174 ST NW EDMONTON AB T5S 2G9 49,596.38 ALEX VARIETY 3344 YONGE ST TORONTO ONM4N 2M4 11,654.59 ALFA FARM FRESH 944 KINGSTON ROAD TORONTO ONM4E 1S7 6.81 ALFFIES 201 CUNDLES & ST VINCENT BARRIE ON L4M 4S5 3,134.65 ALLEN BROWN SUPER THRIFT 1100 RICHMOND AVE BRANDON MB R7A 1M6 1,104.90 ALLEN COURT VARIETY 696 MAJOR MCKENZIE DR E RICHMOND HILL ON L4C 1J9 184.60 ALLIANCE INTERNATIONAL H 34 HENRY ST W -VEND#0502373800 ST. JACOB'S ON N0B 2N0 744.13 ALS GAS & VARIE 9401 WEST IPPERWASH IPPERWASH ON N0N 1J0 1,531.25 AMERICAN BK CO PO BOX 306245 NASHVILLE TN 37230-6245 903,934.54 AMERICAN NEWS COMPANY 1955 LAKE PARK DRIVE, SE., STE 400 SMYRNA GA 30080 53,001.93 AMHERSTVIEW DRUGS548796 4499 BATH ROAD AMHERSTVIEW ON K7N 1A6 742.53 AMTU VARIETY 988 KINGSTON RD TORONTO ON M4E 1S9 4,027.61 ANDREWS CONVENIENCE 15440 BAYVIEW AVE AURORA ON L4G 1J1 445.65 ANDYS SHELL C04218 PO BOX 24 WIKWEMIKONG ON P0P 1J0 1,545.46 ANGEL'S 649 1211 ELLESMERE RD SCARBOROUGH ONM1P 2X8 690.30 ANGUS BORDEN GUARDIAN DR 6 RIVER DR, UNIT 1 ANGUS ON L0M 1B2 2,006.79 ANNES VARIETY 151 MUSKOKA RD S, BOX 397 GRAVENHURST ON P1P 1X3 5,908.83 ANYTIME CONVENIENCE 649 UPPER JAMES HAMILTON ON L9C 2Y9 1,263.29 A-ONE CRESCENT MART 1251 DOMINION ROAD FORT ERIE ON L2A 1H8 2,335.12 APPLE PARTY MART 39-1077 NORTH SERVICE RD MISSISSAUGA ON L4Y 1A5 1,666.30 ARAMARK CANADA LTD 811 ISLINGTON AVENUE TORONTO ON M8Z 5W8 2,971.86 Page 1 Creditor Address Amount due (CDN$)* ARAMARK CANADA SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT 811 ISLINGTON AVE TORONTO ON M8Z 5W8 1,867.92 ARCTIC CO OP KU RWG2+4W COPPERMINE BOX 279 KUGLUKTUK NU X0B 0E0 399.12 ARCTIC CO-OPERATIVES LTD 1645 INKSTER BLVD. WINNIPEG MB R2X 2W7 40,947.97 ARNIES SMOKE SHOP 6677 MEADOWVALE TOWN CIRCLE MISSISSAUGA ON L5N 2R5 141.47 ASHERN PHARMACY LTD. 43 MAIN STREET BOX 490 ASHERN MB R0C 0E0 1,395.82 AU COIN 31 PRINCIPAL STREET VERNER ONP0H 2M0 1,366.00 AYLMER IDA PHARMACY 6 TALBOT ST EAST AYLMER ON N5H 1H4 5,016.29 B & L REDDICK 75 MANITOU ROAD MANITOUWADGE ON P0T 2C0 5,163.66 B J CONVINIENCE 16715 YONGE ST 9 NEWMARKET ON L3X 1X4 409.54 BAAS BUSINESS SOLUTIONS INC. 1200 CENTRE ST, SUITE 200 THORNHILL ON L4L 3M9 12,952.63 BAKE CITY, LLC 705 PINNACLE CROSS NORCROSS GA 30071 100,481.00 BAKER & TAYLOR PUBLISHING SERVICES BOX 6287 GRAND RAPIDS MI 49516-6287 453.13 BALA FRESHMART 4216 HWY 169 ONTARIO ST, BOX 233 BALA ON P0C 1A0 923.47 BALFOUR DRUGS LTD. 528 MAIN STREET KIPLING SK S0G 2S0 371.80 BALKWILL PHARMACY 223 MAIN ST, BOX 480 TROCHU AB T0M 2C0 1,980.12 BANTING CONVENI 176 VICTORIA ST E ALLISTON ONL9R 1K6 320.69 BARRONS 34 ARMSTRONG AVE GEORGETOWN ONL7G 4R9 41,036.26 BASHAW GROCERIES BOX 99, 1 MAIN STREET BASHAW AB T0B 0H0 1,109.68 BASSANO PHARMACY 401 - 2ND AVENUE BOX 1378 BASSANO AB T0J 0B0 703.39 BATTAGLIA'S MARKETPLACE 1150 LORNE PARK ROAD MISSISSAUGA ON L5H 3A5 16.51 BATTLEFORD REMEDY'S RX 4 181 - 22 ST. W. BOX 1479 BATTLEFORD SK S0M 0E0 698.15 BATTLEFORD UNIO 1080 - 107 STREET NORTH BATTLEFORD SK S9A 2Z3 12.99 BAY CONVENIENCE 55 BLOOR ST W UNIT 11 TORONTO ON M4W 1A5 814.76 BAYGREEN CONVENIENCE 8 GREEN LANE DRIVE THORNHILL ON L3T 7P7 176.30 BAYRIDGE MARKET 2605 757 BAYRIDGE DRIVE KINGSTON ON K7P 2P1 894.56 BAYSIDE CONVENIENCE HWY #2 BAYSIDE TRENTON ON K8V 5P5 1,591.39 BAYSVILLE GENERALSTORE 2 18 BRIDGE ST BAYSVILLE ON P0B 1A0 3,740.24 BAYVIEW KITCHEN FOOD FAI 10610 BAYVIEW AVE RICHMOND HILL ON L4C 3N8 729.72 BBC CONVENIENCE PKBA 99 WALTON ST PORT HOPE ON L1A 1N4 5,191.76 BEAVERTON CONVENIENCE 286 MARA RD, BOX 139 BEAVERTON ON L0K 1A0 1,376.39 BEAVERTON PHARMACY 350 SIMCOE STREET,BOX 130 BEAVERTON ON L0K 1A0 4,024.35 BECHER PHARMACY 502053(G 10400 - 110 STREET FAIRVIEW AB T0H 1L0 766.88 BECKER'S 2385 BURNHAMTHORPE RD WEST MISSISSAUGA ON L5L 6A4 972.86 BECKER'S 7235 BELLSHIRE GATE MISSISSAUGA ONL5N 7X1 5.53 BECKERS 80237 637 PHARMACY AVE SCARBOROUGH ON M1L 3H3 402.04 BECKERS 8038203 16-9225 HWY 93 HURONIA MALL MIDLAND ON L4R 4L1 255.22 Beckers 8038203, CN 47017 c/o NEELAB TOKHY 10-1C DEER PLACE Manitouwadge ON P0T 2C0 1,565.08 BECKERS 80874 27-2025 UPPER MIDDLE RD BURLINGTON ON L7P 4K1 958.44 BECKERS 81787 945 PETER ROBERTSON BLVD BRAMPTON ON L6R 2R6 252.03 BECKERS 85019 112 GARAFRAXA ST S DURHAM ONN0G 1R0 850.82 BECKERS FR 80305 8950 YONGE ST RICHMOND HILL ON L4C 6Z7 2,255.85 BECKERS FR 86052 1674 KINGSTON ROAD SCARBOROUGH ON M1N 1S5 1,011.67 BEDDINGTON MARKET 10 - 176 BEDFORD DRIVE NE CALGARY AB T3K 2M9 45.22 BELL CANADA PO BOX 3650, STN DON MILLS TORONTO ON M3C 3X9 316.40 BELLA FOOD STORE 7248 OGDEN ROAD S.E. CALGARY AB T2C 1B6 1,846.38 BELLAIR SMOKE S 1240 BAY ST TORONTO ONM5R 2A7 2,116.00 BELLEVILLE GENE 265 DUNDAS ST E BELLEVILLE ON K8N 1E2 723.46 BENITO HEALTH CARE PLUS 107 MAIN STREET, BOX 2080 BENITO MB R0L 1Z0 1,648.83 BENS PHARMACY 210 MEMORIAL DR ORILLIA ONL3V 7V1 4,563.18 BENS PHARMACY 20865 DALTON ROAD SUTTON WEST ON L0E 1R0 3,076.36 BENS PHARMACY 353 SIMCOE ST BEAVERTON ONL0K 1A0 2,797.65 BENS PHARMACY 3381 MUSKOKA ST,BOX 490 WASHAGO ON L0K 2B0 1,019.82 BENS PHARMACY 5884 RAMA ROAD SOUTH RAMA ON L0K 1T0 886.59 BENS PHARMACY MAIN STREET PEFFERLAW ONL0E 1N0 848.64 BENTLEY IDA 539638 5018 - 50 AVENUE BENTLEY AB T0C 0J0 4,381.75 BEST MART 30 RICE RD UNIT 6 WELLAND ONL3C 5Y6 2,172.89 Page 2 Creditor Address Amount due (CDN$)* BETHANY G & F STORE 1473 HWY 7A BETHANY ONL0A 1A0 1,304.75 BETHEL CONVENIENCE 443 KING STREET E COBOURG ON K9A 1M7 843.20 BETTYS 54 MEREDITH STREET GORE BAY ONP0P 1H0 22.71 BEYOND BETTER FOODS, LLC 285 ALEXANDER AVE BRONX NY 10454 30,666.89 BIBLAIRIE GGC LTEE 1567 RUE KING OUEST SHERBROOKE QC J1J 2C6 1,570.56 BICK'S DRUG LTD. 437 ATLANTIC AVENUE KERROBERT SK S0L 1R0 966.81 BIG B DOLLARS & DELI 744 CONCESSTION ST HAMILTON ON L8V 1C1 8,554.62 BIG BEE 350 KING ST E HAMILTON ONL8N 3Y4 3,126.16 BIG BEE CONVENIENCE 800 BARTON ST E HAMILTON ON N8L 3B3 1,960.55 BIG BEE CONVENIENCE 478 KING ST E HAMILTON ON L8N 1C8 1,449.34 BIG BEE CONVENIENCE FOOD 4725 DORECHESTER ROAD, UNITB19 NIAGARA FALLS ON L2E 0A8 83.07 BIG BEE FOOD MART 263 ARGYLE ST S UNIT 1 CALEDONIA ON N3W 1K9 963.44 BIG BEE FOOD MART 134 LAKE ST ST CATHARINES ON L2R 5Y1 898.23 BIG BEE FOOD MART 270 KING ST W HAMILTON ONL8P 1A9 793.58 BILLS DIGEST PO BOX 401 VICTOR NY 14564 285.87 BIRTLE PHARMACY 542 773 MAIN STREET BOX 479 BIRTLE MB R0M 0C0 1,278.80 BISHARA PHARMA INC.
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    TABLE OF CONTENTS 3 ABOUT CORNER GAS: THE MOVIE 4 SHORT SYNOPSIS 5 CORNER GAS: THE LEGACY 8 Q&A: ON-SET WITH THE CAST AND PRODUCERS 14 CORNER GAS: THE MOVIE: FUN FACTS 18 CHARACTER DESCRIPTIONS 20 CAST BIOGRAPHIES 35 CREATIVE TEAM BIOGRAPHIES 41 ABOUT THE FUNDERS CORNER GAS: THE MOVIE 3 ABOUT CORNER GAS: THE MOVIE Just as it did when it began more than 10 years ago, the smash hit Canadian television franchise CORNER GAS continues to blaze new trails. Corner Gas: The Movie, a 90-minute feature film, is being distributed on multiple screens across Canada this holiday season. Beginning with an exclusive Cineplex Front Row Centre Events theatrical debut for five days only, the film is in select Cineplex and independent theatres across the country from Dec. 3 to 7, 2014. Tickets are on sale now at cornergasthemovie. com, or check local theatre listings. Following its theatrical release, Corner Gas: The Movie makes its super- simulcast network premiere on Wednesday, Dec. 17 at 8 p.m. ET/PT on CTV, CTV Two, and CTV GO. The movie debuts Monday, Dec. 22 at 8 p.m.ET/PT on The Comedy Network and a special sneak peek airs on The Movie Network Monday, Dec. 8 at 9 p.m. ET in advance of its CTV premiere. Corner Gas: The Movie will also be the first Canadian program to receive a first-look screening on Bell Media’s CraveTV when the premium subscription TV streaming service launches Thursday, Dec. 11. Headlined by creator and comedian Brent Butt, Corner Gas: The Movie stars the original award-winning ensemble cast including Gabrielle Miller, Eric Peterson, Fred Ewanuick, Janet Wright, Lorne Cardinal, Tara Spencer-Nairn, and Nancy Robertson.
  • Disposal of Abandoned Shopping Carts

    Disposal of Abandoned Shopping Carts

    CITY CLERK Clause embodied in Report No. 3 of the Works Committee, as adopted by the Council of the City of Toronto at its meeting held on April 14, 15 and 16, 2003. 18 Disposal of Abandoned Shopping Carts (City Council on April 14, 15 and 16, 2003, amended this Clause: (1) to provide that the program for the disposal of abandoned shopping carts: (a) in no way precludes continuation of existing arrangements for dealing with shopping carts abandoned in ravines and other locations; and (b) include, as part of the public information campaign, the retrieval of shopping carts from ravines; and (2) by adding thereto the following: “It is further recommended that the Commissioner of Works and Emergency Services be requested to submit reports to the Works Committee: (a) in one year’s time, on the success of this partnership; (b) on other measures that retailers have undertaken to ensure that shopping carts are kept on-site as a preventative measure; and (c) on the feasibility of creating a by-law to ensure that shopping carts are kept on-site.”) The Works Committee recommends the adoption of the joint report dated January 27, 2003, from the Commissioner of Works and Emergency Services and the City Solicitor. The Works Committee reports, for the information of Council, having requested the Commissioner of Works and Emergency Services to submit a report to the Committee on the actual cost on an average basis of the disposal of each shopping cart. The Works Committee submits the following joint report (January 27, 2003) from the Commissioner of Works and Emergency Services and the City Solicitor: Purpose: To seek authority to enter into an agreement for the disposal of shopping carts that are abandoned on the road allowance.
  • 3200, 17Th Avenue SE Calgary, Alberta

    3200, 17Th Avenue SE Calgary, Alberta

    FOR LEASE Multiple CRU’s 500 ± sf - 10,000 ± sf 3012 - 3200, 17th Avenue SE Calgary, Alberta Property Features Prime retail units available immediately in the vibrant business district of 17th Avenue Tenant mix includes TD Canada Trust, Shopper’s Drug Mart, Mac’s, Co-op Liqour, Salvation Army, Aaron’s Furniture, Forest Lawn Medical Clinics and, many more Ample on-site customer parking with easy access and egress Minutes to the Calgary Downtown Core and Deerfoot Trail as well as 10 minutes away form the Calgary International Airport Largest multi-tenant shopping centre in this trade area with access to over 42,000 vehicles per day (2016), via 17th avenue Please contact agents for more information Brian West, Senior Associate 833 34 Avenue SE [email protected] Calgary AB, T2G 4Y9 (403) 984.6303 Barlow Trail SE Barlow Trail FOR LEASE Multiple CRU’s 500 ± sf - 10,000 ± sf Deerfoot Trail 17 Ave SE 16 Avenue SE 28 Street SE 17 Avenue SE 17 Avenue SE Property Details District: Forest Lawn Term: 5 -10 Years Zoning: C-C2 Signage: Fascia & Pylon Op Costs: $10.76 (Est. 2017) Traffic Count: 42,000 VPD (17th Avenue) Net Rent: Market Availability: Immediately Parking: 400 Stalls (Ample Parking) Brian West, Senior Associate 833 34 Avenue SE [email protected] Calgary AB, T2G 4Y9 (403) 984.6303 FOR LEASE Multiple CRU’s 500Site ± sf - Plan10,000 ± sf Unit 21 H & I Dr. Yoshida Dr. Unit 21 C-6&5 Unit 4 & 5 Unit 11 Unit 2 V&T Meats Dr. Lukenchuk Dr. Future Nails Future Chicago Pizza Momma Jeans TopTreme Hair TopTreme Unit 21 Food & Spice Nature’s A &