TSX announces end of temporary relief for listed issuers

The TSX announced last week that the temporary relief granted with respect to the Remedial Review Process will not be extended beyond the end of this month. As described in our post of March 26, the relief was initially granted on November 3, 2008 and, after providing for an extension, is set to expire on September 30, 2009. The relief, initiated in response to the "extraordinary market conditions" prevalent late last year, extends from 120 to 210 days the maximum time period that an issuer has to remedy deficiencies that triggered a delisting review.

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