ARTICLE · 03 JUNE 2020

Canadian Securities Regulators Extend Deadlines For Filings Due By August 31, 2020

Goodmans LLP

This week, the Canadian Securities Administrators (CSA) published blanket orders providing non-investment fund Canadian reporting issuers ("Reporting Issuers") with a temporary 45-day extension in...

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This week, the Canadian Securities Administrators (CSA) published blanket orders providing non-investment fund Canadian reporting issuers ("Reporting Issuers") with a temporary 45-day extension in respect of most securities regulatory filings required to be made between June 2 and August 31, 2020 (the "Filing Relief"). The CSA announced similar relief for Canadian investment fund reporting issuers, which has been enacted pursuant to separate blanket relief orders.

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The Filing Relief applies to various filings required to be made by Reporting Issuers, including interim and annual financial statements, Management Discussion and Analysis (MD&As), Annual Information Forms (AIFs), and Business Acquisition Reports (BARs). In addition, the 45-day extension also applies to the lapse date of a final base shelf prospectus (the "Lapse Date Relief").

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Canadian Securities Regulators Extend Deadlines For Filings Due By August 31, 2020

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