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Background
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Suicide is a serious global public health problem, with an estimated 800,000 people reported to have died by suicide every year \[[@ref1]\]. In Canada, suicide remains the 9th leading cause of death and the 2nd leading cause of death among children, the youth, and young adults \[[@ref2]\]. There were a total of 3978 suicides in Canada in 2016 \[[@ref3]\], with more than 500 of these deaths occurring in Alberta. This is more than the number of deaths that occurred that year because of motor vehicle collisions \[[@ref4]\]. Health care systems play a vital role in suicide prevention. A study in Alberta, for instance, found that the majority of people who died by suicide used a health care service in the year before their death. They were also moreway of a contract with Societe Nationale Pour la Recherche, la Production, le Transport, la Transformation et la Commercialisation des Hydrocarbures ("Sonatrach"). The debtor owned no facilities and had only one customer, its sister corporation, Distrigas of Massachusetts Corporation ("DOMAC"), to whom it "sold" (transferred might be a better word, since this was allegedly a no profit transaction) all of its LNG. In fact, it was Domac that had all of the storage, processing and distribution facilities and who held the contracts with the actual purchaser user.
Neither the parent, Cabot Corporation, nor the real operating sister corporation, DOMAC, have filed in bankruptcy. The debtor's only asset is $12,400,000 it was paid by DOMAC, plus interest for the last shipment of LNG which, in turn, is owed to Sonatrach,