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SEDAR FILING DEADLINES - 2010

Venture Issuers
Friday April 30th	Annual Financial Statements are due for companies with the fiscal year ending December 31 (120 days after year end).
Monday May 31st	1st quarter reports are due for companies with the fiscal year ending December 31 (60 days after quarter end).
Monday August 30th	2nd quarter reports are due for companies with the fiscal year ending December 31 (60 days after quarter end).
Monday November 29th	3rd quarter reports are due for companies with the fiscal year ending December 31 (60 days after quarter end).
25 days before record date	File Notice of meetings and record date.
21 days before meeting date	File Proxy materials.

Non-Venture Issuers
Wednesday March 31st	Annual Financial Statements are due for companies with the fiscal year ending December 31 (90 days after year end).
Monday May 17th	1st quarter reports are due for companies with the fiscal year ending December 31 (45 days after quarter end).
Monday August 16th	2nd quarter reports are due for companies with the fiscal year ending December 31 (45 days after quarter end).
Monday November 15th	3rd quarter reports are due for companies with the fiscal year ending December 31 (45 days after quarter end).
25 days before record date	File Notice of meetings and record date.
21 days before meeting date	File Proxy materials.

The NI 51-102 rule came into force on March 30, 2004 and applies to all issuers, other than investment funds, that are reporting issuers in one or more Canadian jurisdiction. The rule shortens filing periods for financial statements, MD&A's and AIF's and applies for financial years beginning on or after January 1, 2004.

Some of the changes that NI 51-102 brought into effect are:

Venture Issuers

"Venture Issuer" is to be amended to mean an issuer whose securities are not listed or quoted on any of the Toronto Stock Exchange, senior US exchanges or a marketplace outside of Canada and the US.
Venture issuers will be required to file their annual financial statements and interim financial statements within 120 days of year end (instead of 140 days) and 60 days of quarter end (no change), respectively.

Non Venture Issuers

Issuers that are not venture issuers will be required to file their annual financial statements and interim financial statements within 90 days of year end (instead of 140 days) and 45 days of quarter end (instead of 60 days), respectively.
The audit committee will be required to review, and the board of directors will be required to approve, the annual and interim financial statements before being filed. Issuers will be required to disclose if their auditors have not reviewed.
The filing period for AIF’s will also be reduced from 140 days after year end to 90 days.
Issuers will be required to file both annual and interim MD&A in conjunction with their financial statements.
The audit committee will be required to review and the board of directors will be required to approve, both the annual and interim MD&A before being filed. New requirements for proxy solicitation and information circulars apply as of June 1, 2004.

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