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Changes to Canada’s insider reporting regime

Torys LLP

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Canada January 27 2010

Canada’s securities regulators have adopted a new regime for insider reporting. New National Instrument 55-104 and its companion policy are expected to come into effect on April 30, 2010.

Torys LLP - Glen R. Johnson and Leslie McCallum
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