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ARTICLE · 14 FEBRUARY 2013

TSX-V Extends Temporary Relief Measures For Private Placements

A summary on the extension of the Temporary Relief Measures.

CanadaCorporate/Commercial Law

As recently announced in a Corporate Finance Bulletin and Notice to Issuers (the "Bulletin"), the TSX Venture Exchange ("TSX-V") has extended until April 30, 2013 three temporary measures (the "Relief Measures") designed to provide relief to issuers from certain pricing requirements relating to private placement financings. The Relief Measures, originally implemented in August 2012, are as follows:

1) Allowing a share/unit offering with an offering price below $0.05.

2) Allowing a debenture offering with a debenture conversion price below $0.10.

3) Allowing offerings involving a warrant with an exercise price below $0.10.

In order to rely on the Relief Measures, an issuer must demonstrate that it is subject to immediate or imminent financial hardship and that it does not have the time or resources to undertake a share consolidation before closing the financing. In addition, the principal use of proceeds of the financing must be to maintain or preserve the

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