206250Regular Distribution Class A Share 0

To generateadditional returns above the dividend income earned on the portfolio, theFund may from time to time, write covered call options in respect of allor part of the common shares in the Portfolio. In addition, the Fund maywrite cash covered put options in respect of securities in which the Fundis permitted to invest.The Fund's investment portfolio is managed by its investment manager,Mulvihill Capital Management Inc. The Fund's Priority Equity and Class Ashares are listed on The Toronto Stock Exchange under the symbolsMUH.PR.A and MUH.A.Distribution Details:Distribution Priority Equity Share:$0.206250Regular Distribution Class A Share: $0.01175Payable Date: January 30, 2009Record Date:January 15, 2009Ex-Dividend Date: January 13, 2009A member of the Mulvihill Capital Management Inc. Group of Funds.Contacts:Mulvihill Premium Split ShareInvestor Relations(416) 681-3966 or Toll Free: 1-800-725-7172Website: 2009, Market Wire, All rights reserved.-0-. TORONTO, ONTARIO, Jan 05 (MARKET WIRE) Mulvihill Premium Canadian Bank (the "Fund") (TSX: PIC.A)(TSX: PIC.PR.A)has declared its quarterly distribution of $0.215625 on each of itsPreferred Shares and $0.10 on each of its Class A shares, payable January30, 2009 to shareholders of record as of January 15, 2009. The amount ofthe distribution may be subject to minor adjustment.

To the extent thatany portion of the distributions are ordinary taxable Dividends and notcapital gains Dividends, they will be eligible Dividends.Mulvihill Premium Canadian Bank is a mutual fund corporation whichinvests in the common shares of Bank of Montreal, The Bank of NovaScotia, Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce, Royal Bank of Canada, and TheToronto-Dominion Bank. To generate additional returns above the dividendincome earned on the Portfolio, the Fund may from time to time, writecovered call options in respect of all or part of the common shares inthe Portfolio. In addition, the Fund may write cash covered put optionsin respect of securities in which the Fund is permitted to invest.The Fund's investment portfolio is managed by its investment manager,Mulvihill Capital Management Inc. The Fund's Preferred and Class A sharesare listed on The Toronto Stock Exchange under the symbols PIC.PR.A andPIC.A.Distribution Details :Distribution per Preferred Share:$0.215625Regular Distribution per Class A Share:$0.10Payable Date: January 30, 2009Record Date:January 15, 2009Ex-Dividend Date: January 13, 2009A member of the Mulvihill Capital Management Inc.

Group of Funds.Contacts:Mulvihill Premium Canadian BankInvestor Relations(416) 681-3966 or Toll Free at 1-800-725-7172Website: 2009, Market Wire, All rights reserved.-0-. TORONTO, ONTARIO, Jan 05 (MARKET WIRE) Core Canadian Dividend Trust (the "Trust")(TSX: CDD.UN) has declared itsmonthly distribution of C$0.03337 per unit payable January 30, 2009 tounitholders of record as of January 15, 2009.The Fund's investment objectives are: (i) to provide unitholders of theFund with monthly cash distributions in an amount targeted to be 6.5 perannum on the net asset value ("NAV") of the Fund; and (ii) to preserveand grow the NAV per Unit.The Fund's investment portfolio is managed by its investment manager,Mulvihill Capital Management Inc. To generate additional returns abovethe dividend income earned on the Fund's investment portfolio, the Fundwill, from time to time, write covered call options in respect of some orall of the securities in the portfolio.The Fund's Units are listed on the Toronto Stock Exchange under thesymbol CDD.UN.-Distribution Details:Distribution per Unit$0.03337Payable Date:January 30, 2009Record Date: January 15, 2009Ex-Dividend Date:January 13, 2009-A member of the Mulvihill Capital Management Inc. Group of Funds.Contacts:Core Canadian Dividend TrustInvestor Relations(416) 681-3966 or Toll Free: 1-800-725-7172Website: 2009, Market Wire, All rights reserved.-0-. San Diego, CAThe fans walked away quietly clutching their little stuffed Bears. Or may be they were strangling them. It wasn't just a loss to the Utah Utes, it was the way their team lost that was so unnerving.Cal wasout coached Cal was inept in defending the pass. Cal was lucky the Utes had to settle for a few field goals instead of touchdowns, or the score would have really been embarrassing.Jeff Tedford got schooled by Kyle Whittingham and the Pac-10 got another whupping by the Mountain West Conference.

The fans are now officially peeved at Tedford, and to be honest, no one should blame them.From the very beginning, Utah was clearly more excited to be there. They were pumped up, talking smack, and generally intimidating the Bears from the get-go. The Bears were simply flat.Blame the coach for that.What cannot be overlooked is how inept the Bears were on the field. How many receivers dropped the ball after getting hit by a Ute defender Do they have contact drills in Berkeley If so, maybe the D should be hitting the receivers a little harder.Blame the coach for that.Do the Bears know how to defend screens, seam routes, and fly patterns Were the Bears even awake out there when the ball was zipping by themBlame the coach for that.How may picks did Kevin Riley throw I lost count, but the truth is that he should have been taken out of the game after throwing some really ugly passes.Blame the coach for that.Tedford has been great in bringing Cal back into prominence, but how prominent are you when everyone expects you to be very good and you continually tank gamesFrom hero to goat in two years pretty much sums up Tedford's effectiveness.It doesn't matter that before Tedford came to Cal, the Bears had only gone to five bowls since 1959. What matters is that since Tedford has been head coach, the Bears have gotten worse in the last two years. Progression has turned into depression.When fans start shaking their heads saying, "a mediocre bowl isn't good enough anymore," something is wrong.