Canadian Listed Company Association

CNSX – The Canadian Market Solution for OTC Issuers

September 10, 2009 at 8:00 am
Seasons Room at the Four Seasons Hotel downtown Vancouver

Due to recent rule changes many OTC Issuers have been required to become reporting in Canada.  Learn how to use the reporting issuer designation to your advantage and gain a new trading market in Canada.  This seminar is intended to provide an overview of the eligibility requirements of the Canadian National Stock Exchange (CNSX) and the legal and financial aspects of a CNSX listing.

Knowledgeable Guests Speakers
Don Gordon, CNSX Erez Bahar, Partner at Davidson & Company LLP, Chartered Accountants Larry Yen, Conrad Nest from Clark Wilson LLP

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MD&A for Venture Issuers

April 8, 2009 - 2 pm with reception to follow
Pavilion Room at the Four Seasons Hotel downtown Vancouver

CLCA is pleased to sponsor a FREE seminar for venture exchange listed companies on how to write effective Management’s Discussion & Analysis and how to avoid common mistakes.

Canadian public companies defined as Venture Issuers, with a December 31st year end are required to file their year end financial statements and MD&A by April 30, 2009, followed by their first quarter reports 30 days later.

51-102 Continuous Disclosure Obligations was last revised Dec 31, 2008 – are you up to date?

Knowledgeable Guests Speakers
Clive Forth, Securities Lawyer at Venex Law, Erez Bahar, Partner at Davidson & Company LLP, Chartered Accountants and Manny Albrino, Senior Securities Analyst at BC Securities Commission

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Know Your Regulators: Administrative Guidance for Businesses and their Counsel

May 10, 2006, 5:30 – 7 pm with cocktails to follow
UBC Robson Square, HSBC Hall

Administrative guidance (policy statements, non-binding guidelines, etc.) from regulators and government ministries is an important part of the regulatory environment within which businesses must operate.  Guidance only becomes more influential as government agencies move toward “results-based” or “principles-based” regulation.  However, the question of how to work with guidance has not yet attracted the explicit attention it warrants in British Columbia.  Businesses are subject to different guidance standards from one government agency to the next, and businesses operating internationally or cross-border must respond to multiple and potentially inconsistent guidance regimes.  The purpose of this important event is to create a forum within which regulators, businesses, and their counsel can engage in a dialogue about administrative guidance.

Our distinguished panellists:

Sandy Jakab, Acting Director, Capital Markets Regulation, BC Securities Commission
Peter Rozee, Senior Vice President, Commercial Affairs, Teck Cominco
Christine Houghton, Deputy Director, Environmental Management Branch, BC Ministry of Environment
Clifford Proudfoot, Partner, Lawson Lundell LLP

Sponsored by the UBC Faculty of Law, National Centre for Business Law