Mark Bertrand

• Extendicare Announces Management Change As Mark Durishan, CFO to Retire; Richard Bertrand SVP Development to Takeover As New CFO.

MARKHAM, Ontario -- The Directors of Extendicare Inc. (NYSE:EXE.A) (TSX:EXE) (TSX:EXE.A) and Extendicare Health Services, Inc.'s (EHSI) are pleased to...

• Business Wire
• August 03, 2004

• Is an Empire Necessary?

An affirmative answer has been assumed without challenge at least since World War II. But too much is at stake in American lives and liberties to ignore the advice of Bertrand Russell: "In all affairs, it's a healthy thing to hang a question mark on the things you have long taken for granted. Daily news stories speak volumes about the United States conviction that its national security interests require a muscular military profile everywhere in the planet. The United States is evicted from Manas air base in Kryghyzstan in a cat-and-mouse game with Russia. The United States spars with Russia over a missile defense system in Poland and the Czech Republic to defend Europe from Iran. The United States provides covert assistance to Uganda to defeat the Lord's Resistance Army. The United Sta...

• The Washington Times
• February 10, 2009

• Inactive membership roster.

... 11120-0001 kimaltschul@yahoo.com ALTSCHUL, Mark Michael 212/924-1505 Altschul & Altschul 18 E 12th...@netzero.com Fax: 248/647-1170 BOSMANS, Bertrand Gerard 716/847-0662 16 107 Delaware Ave Ste 700 Bu...

• Florida Bar Journal
• Vol. 80 Nbr. 8, September 2006

• Preval Poised to Take Over the Leadership of Haiti; Election Returns Appear Solidly in His Favor

Openly opposed to [Rene Preval], the nine-member Provisional Electoral Council is increasingly drawing the ire of the masses which are now raising questions regarding the nearly 150,000 ballots that were voided because they were allegedly indecipherable; missing tally sheets and 85,000 ballots that were said to be blank but were tabulated as part of the total. Without these blank votes Preval would be over the 50 percent mark, election monitors believe. Rene' Preval, 63, who was former President Jean-Bertrand Aristide's ally during the tumultuous period that marked the end of the despised Duvalier regime, and later succeeded Aristide, running the country from 1996-2001, was born to wealth but has lived a simple life priding himself on the cooperative he runs near his homeland of Marmal...

• Westside Gazette
• August 06, 2009

• Heavy Gunfire Erupts in Port-Au-Prince Neighborhoods; Aristide Loyalists Demonstrate in Haitian Capital

PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti (AP) - Heavy gunfire erupted Friday when police streamed into a slum stronghold of ousted President Jean- Bertrand Aristide as his loyalists blocked streets with flaming debris to mark the 10th anniversary of Aristide's return from his first exile. Tensions surged in the capital, where two weeks of shootouts and beheadings have killed at least 48 people. Former Haitian soldiers, who hold sway over much of the countryside, are threatening to deploy into Port-au-Prince over the objections of the interim government, which is backed by an overextended and beleaguered U.N. peacekeeping force.

• Telegraph - Herald (Dubuque)
• October 16, 2004

• Gunfire Erupts Amid Rally by Supporters of Aristide

PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti - Heavy gunfire erupted Friday when police streamed into a slum stronghold of ousted President Jean-Bertrand Aristide as his loyalists blocked streets with flaming debris to mark the 10th anniversary of Mr. Aristide's return from his first exile. Tensions surged in the capital, where two weeks of shootouts and beheadings have killed at least 48 people. Former Haitian soldiers, who hold sway over much of the countryside, are threatening to deploy into Port-au-Prince over the objections of the interim government, which is backed by an overextended and beleaguered U.N. peacekeeping force.

• Augusta Chronicle, The
• December 02, 2004

• Puricelli v. The Republic of Argentina, (2nd Cir. 2010)

.... BERTRAND C. SELLIER (MARK D. HARRIS, WILLIAM H. . ...

• Federal Circuits

• Gunfire, Protests Intensify in Haiti

PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti -- Heavy gunfire erupted Friday when police streamed into a slum stronghold of ousted President Jean-Bertrand Aristide as his loyalists blocked streets with flaming debris to mark the 10th anniversary of Aristide's return from his first exile. Tensions surged in the capital, where two weeks of shootouts and beheadings have killed at least 48 people. Former Haitian soldiers, who hold sway over much of the countryside, are threatening to deploy into Port-au-Prince over the objections of the interim government, which is backed by an overextended and beleaguered U.N. peacekeeping force.

• Deseret News (Salt Lake City)
• October 16, 2004

• Rebels Pledge to Disarm

PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti - Haiti's key rebel leader promised Wednesday that his forces would lay down their arms after 1,000 U.S. Marines began patrolling the impoverished capital to restore order and prepare for the arrival of international peacekeepers. If Guy Philippe, a rebel boss and former police chief, can make good on his vow, it would mark the end of the rebellion that broke out Feb. 5, drove President Jean-Bertrand Aristide into African exile Sunday and left at least 130 Haitians dead.

• Augusta Chronicle, The
• April 07, 2004

• Haiti's Rebels Vow to Lay Down Arms

PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti -- Haiti's key rebel leader promised Wednesday his forces would lay down their arms after 1,000 U.S. Marines began patrolling the impoverished capital to restore order and prepare for the arrival of international peacekeepers. If Guy Philippe, a rebel boss and former police chief, can make good on his vow, it would mark the end of the rebellion that broke out Feb. 5, drove President Jean-Bertrand Aristide into African exile Sunday and left at least 130 Haitians dead.

• The Columbian
• March 04, 2004