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Canwest Global has announced it will seek limited creditor protection for some of its media properties. These include the National Post and GlobalTV.

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Thursday in U.S. Federal Court in Seattle, Wade and Laura Cook, were sentenced to 88 months and 18 months respectively reports Harrie13 who has been following this story