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FANS DEBATE BOYCOTT OF WEST'S 3 CALGARY KV HOLLYWOOD HEARTTHROB REMEMBERED FOR CHARISMATIC SWAGGER AND GRACE Entertainment, Page El CONCERT Entertainment, Page El CALGAJfif HERALD PROUDLY CALGARY SINCE 1883 A DIVISION OF CANWEST PUBLISHING INC. ft mm BREAKING NEWS AT CALGARYHERALD.COM TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 2009 REGIONAL NEWSPAPE PUBLISHEI TWO LOCAL MIEN CHARGED $100Rfl PONZI SCHEME CALGARY-GLENMORE PROVINCIAL BYELECTION Affiaece victory uapsets i ones r4 ALSO SEE Tangled web spanned more than a decade A3 with several strict conditions, such as surrendering all travel documents, including a visa for Brazil and his current Canadian passportHewasalsoordcredto have no contact with Sorenson and to live at a home in Chestermere an $800,000 home, according to court documents that has been petitioned into foreclosure. Horoscope A15 Real Sports. Stocks. Television 4 Milowe Allen Brost, 55, of Chestermere and Gary Allen Sorenson, 66, of Calgary are each charged with fraud over $5,000 and theft over $5,000, although RCMP alleged Monday the pair have been involved in a nine-year scheme that defrauded upwards of 3,000 investors from Alberta and beyond.

Brost was arrested Sunday morning at his home in Chestermere and held overnight On Mondayhe was released onbail INDEX Classified! Comics C5.D14 E7 E6 Announcements Crossword Brldga D15 Editorial Calgary Business Dl Ell. C2 City 4 Reg Ion Bl Entertainment El Hinman halts 40-year Tory reign in riding JASON FEKETE AND RENATA D'ALIESIO Calgary Herald The Wildrose Alliance recorded a stunning upset Monday in the Calgary-Glenmore byelection, as voters ended the Tories' 40-year stranglehold on the riding and gave the upstart right-wing party a toehold in the city. In an election seen by many as a referendum on Premier Ed Stelmach's leadership, voters in the southwest constituency heeded Alliance candidate Paul Hinman's advice to "send Ed a message" relegating the Tories to a third-place finish and delivering a humbling blow to the government in the process. With all 66 polls reporting, Hinman captured 37 per cent of ballots cast (4,052 votes), a 276-vote win over Liberal hopeful Avalon Roberts, who had garnered 34 per cent of the vote. Conservative candidate Diane Colley-Urquhart, a longtime Calgary alderman, finished in third place with 26 per cent of the popular vote, a result few observers saw coming.

"Isn't it great to do the impossible," Hinman, 50, said Monday at his campaign headquarters. As the Alliance party's outgoing leader, Hinman said the result of the byelection should certainly send Stelmach a message while giving his party credibility with one elected MLA. "He's going to have a hard time putting out this fire," Hinman said of the premier. "It's a great boost. People are going to be looking at us now." Both Colley-Urquhart and Roberts conceded to Hinman late Monday.

The results drew mixed SPORTS Fleury likely to sit out Flames' first tune-up against visiting Oilers Pages Fl, F3 Jenelle Schneider, Calgary Herald Wildrose Alliance Leader Paul Hinman said vote sent Tories a "message." ALSO SEE Shocking vote condemns policies of Tories, Liberals Don Braid, A4 feelings at the Liberal campaign office. Supporters were elated the Grits outperformed the Conservatives, but were disappointed to lose to the Wildrose Alliance. "It is, as Mr. Hinman kept saying, a message to the government that people are not happy, that Calgarians are very unhappy with what they have been seeing from the government," said Roberts, who wasn't sure whether she'll run again. SEE VOTE, PAGE A4 FEDERAL ELECTION IN THE AIR? NDP, Bloc weighing support for Tories A4 Harper should welcome fall vote Don Martin, A6 Tories hold wide lead over Liberals, poll shows A6 Thanks, Bryan Huggard, for being a loyal Herald subscriber! The Calgary Herald Is proud to be part of the community and we appreciate the support of our readers and advertisers.

More than 3,000 bilked across North America Investigators are still trying to pinpoint Sorenson's location, believing he may be in Honduras, a country that has no extradition treaty with Canada and where he is said by RCMP in court documents to own a residence. Ponzi schemes are not unusual, but ones of this size are, said Eric Mattson, the officer in charge of the RCMFs Alberta branch of the integrated market enforcement team. "They were very, very out there publicly. You couldn't get much more public. They had a (sponsorship) tarp (on a chuckwagon) at the Calgary Stampede a few years ago," he told the National Post SEE PONZI, PAGE A2 NEWS One dose of swine flu vaccine enough to provide immunity Page A5 GWENDOLYN RICHARDS AND SUZANNE WILTON Calgary Herald A aoo-million ponzi scheme that tantalized investors here and abroad with promises of gold and high rales of return has led to charges against two local men.

The investment pyramid bilked thousands out of their life savings and is believed to have led to the suicide of at least one duped investor. Today 20' 5 Tonight 10 Complete weather CJI Information canada.1 Page D16 IfUY tie tiUiiriiidl An ATCO Commitment. ATCO Is taking steps large and small to protect, enhance and sustain the communities where we live and work..