Two years after Ottawa Senators’ owner Eugene Melnyk launched his $700 million suit over the failed LeBreton Flats project, it seems these proceedings haven’t advanced very far. Read More
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Melnyk's CSMI ordered to post $2.5 million contingency in LeBreton suit
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