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BY HARLEY RICHARDS ADVOCATE BUSINESS EDITOR The Investment Industry Regulation Organization of Canada (IIROC) is alleging that a Red Deer investment adviser who is charged with the murder of an Innisfail woman for whom he acted mismanaged the accounts of at least a dozen other clients. An IIROC hearing into Brian Andrew Malley’s conduct is scheduled for March 3 to 5 in Edmonton. The notice of hearing claims that he failed to remain informed about his clients’ needs, made investment recommendations that were unsuitable and performed unauthorized trades. Malley is charged with first-degree murder, causing an explosion likely to cause harm or death, and sending an explosive device, all in connection with the Nov. 25, 2011, death of Vicky Shachtay. RCMP said that the 23-year-old mother was killed when a bomb delivered to her home exploded. Malley’s trial is scheduled for early next year. IIROC’s notice of hearing says that Malley worked as a registered representative of Assante Capital Management Inc., in Red Deer from November 2000. Following his arrest in May 2012, approximately 54 of his clients complained about the handling of their accounts, it says, with many having “suffered substantial losses.” Malley’s wife Christine Marie Malley is also named in IIROC’s notice of hearing.

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Releasing from the rings Findlay McCormick, 16, spins through the air as he practises his dismount. The Exelta gymnast and his teammates will be travelling to Edmonton next weekend to take part in a nationals qualifier event at the Capital City Gymnastics Club.

Many local companies have their hands tied when it comes to snow removal options after the City of Red Deer temporarily closed its two snow storage sites to private contractors on Thursday. The city needs the space to dispose of snow being scooped off transit routes and collector roads “It’s creating a little bit of havoc for us,” said Cordell Reise, owner of R&R Turf and Property Management. “We’re either going to have shut down the business completely or come up with some other options, I guess.” Reise said the only thing he could think of at the time was cleaning off his own acreage outside of the city to dump some snow, but he doesn’t want to undertake such a dire and expensive option until he has no other choice. “We have places booked in for clearing tonight and I’ve let them know what’s going on so we will just have to deal with it as it comes, try to work around it. We’ll try to find some area that we can stack it for the time being and worry about hauling it later,” Reise said Thursday morning. Hugh Lockhart of Greenside Up Landscaping also uses a subcontractor to have his snow hauled to the city’s sites. “This will have a huge impact. It already is; even when there is only one site open, we can’t go in and just dump, we have to wait in line. We’ll maybe haul 12 to 15 truckloads out and it might take seven hours total and now I guess it might be double, even triple that time because instead of hauling two loads an hour, we’re hauling a load every hour and a half.”

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United Way fund drive hits historic heights BUT STILL FALLS JUST SHY OF GOAL BY RENÉE FRANCOEUR ADVOCATE STAFF

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Dustin Sundby (left) and Buck Buchanan, volunteer campaign co-chairs, celebrate the success of the United Way of Central Alberta’s 2013 fundraising drive, which has gone over $2.2 million.

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It was a job well done for Central Albertan superheroes. The United Way of Central Alberta made history on Thursday morning when it announced its four-month fundraising drive had raised $2,201,193. It’s first time the long-standing campaign has surpassed $2.2 million. “We are just absolutely thrilled,” United Way CEO Robert Mitchell said. “We can do so much more in the community now and help even more people in Central Alberta.”

While falling slightly short of the $2.25 million goal, the total represents an increase of four per cent or $86,126 over last year’s achievement of $2.115 million (leaving the 2012 fall campaign goal of $1.95 million in the dust). Staying true to this year’s theme that everyone can be a superhero by supporting the community, volunteer campaign co-chairs Buck Buchanan and Dustin Sundby ripped open their button-up business shirts, Hulk-style, to reveal the final tally during the unveiling event Thursday morning in Red Deer.

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