No. S152166 Vancouver Registry IN THE SUPREME COURT OF BRITISH COLUMBIA

No. S152166
Vancouver Registry
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF BRITISH COLUMBIA
IN THE MATTER OF THE
R.S.C. 1985, c. C-36, AS AMENDED
AND
IN THE MATTER OF THE BUSINESS CORPORATIONS ACT
S.B.C., 2002, c.57 AS AMENDED
AND
IN THE MATTER OF YUKON ZINC CORPORATION
Petitioner
[
preliminary Claims Process results]
August 4, 2015
YUKON ZINC CORPORATION
COURT
August 4, 2015
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1.
INTRODUCTION .................................................................................................... 1
2.
CONFIRMATION OF COMP
3.
ACTIVITIES OF THE MONITOR WITH RESPECT TO THE CCPO ...........................3
4.
PRELIMINARY RESULTS OF THE CLAIMS PROCESS.......................................... 4
5.
PRELIMINARY RESULTS OF THE EXECUTORY CONTRACT IDENTIFICATION
PROCESS............................................................................................................... 6
ILE A PLAN ..........................3
APPENDICES
A.
Letter confirming the C
intention to file a plan of arrangement
B.
Listing of claims filed
C.
Executory Contract List updated as at July 31, 2015
YUKON ZINC CORPORATION
August 4, 2015
1.
INTRODUCTION
1.1
Court
granting the Company protection from its creditors pursuant to the
Arrangement Act
CCAA
Monitor
1.2
On April 17, 2015, the Court:
1.2.1
Approved an amend
Amended and Restated
Initial Order
ARIO
proceedings against the Company until June 12, 2015;
1.2.2
Authorized the Company to borrow up to $5 million under an Interim Lending
Fa
interest, fees, costs and other amounts payable under the Interim Loan
Agreement between the Company and Maynards Financial Limited Partnership,
dated March 18, 2015;
1.2.3
Authorized the Monitor, with the assistance of the Company and a Financial
Advisor, to proceed with a process for the solicitation of all offers to invest in the
1.2.4
1.3
Company
Initial Order
going concern or otherwise (the Solicitation Process
and
Established the Administration Charge, the
the
CCAA Charges
On June 12, 2015, the Court granted an Order that:
1.3.1
Extended the stay of proceedings under the ARIO to June 26, 2015; and
1.3.2
Authorized the Company to make further draws on the Interim Lending Facility
(as defined in the ARIO) prior to June 26, 2015, provided the principal amount
advanced does not exceed $3 million.
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1.4
On June 26, 2015, the Court granted an Order, the Claims and Contract Process Order
CCPO which among other things:
1.4.1
Extended the stay of proceedings under the ARIO to August 14, 2015;
1.4.2
Required the Company to advise the Monitor in writing, by no later than July 31,
2015, as to whether the Company will file a plan of arrangement and whether
JDC Canada is
supportive of the plan of arrangement in the event the Company seeks to carry
out its own restructuring;
1.4.3
Required the Company to bring an application to Court, by no later than August
14, 2015, to seek authorization to distribute the proposed plan of arrangement to
creditors and to convene a meeting of creditors to consider and vote on the
proposed plan of arrangement in the event the Company seeks to carry out its
own restructuring;
1.4.4
Required the Company to not make any payment or expenditure in excess of
$5,000 without first obtaining the consent of the Monitor;
1.4.5
Authorized the creation of the Mine Employee Charge and the payment of
and
1.4.6
Authorized the Claims and Executory Contract Identification Process, as defined
within the CCPO.
1.5
At the Court hearing on June 26, 2015, parties expressed a desire for the Monitor to
report on the claims received shortly after the Claims Bar Date to enable creditors to
further enquire into the nature and quantum of claims. The result was the addition of
paragraph 41 (a) to the CCPO which requires the Monitor to report to Court within seven
(7) days of the Claims Bar Date / Executory Contract Bar Date as to the outcome of the
Claims Process / the Executory Contract Identification Process.
1.6
The Monitor has previously filed seven reports and one supplemental report. This is the
Eighth Report to Court. The purpose of this report is to:
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1.6.1
Advise the Court on whether the Monitor received confirmation by July 31, 2015
from the Company that it intends to file a plan of arrangement; and
1.6.2
Provide the Court and other interested parties with the preliminary results of the
Claims Process and the Executory Contract Identification Process.
1.7
Unless otherwise stated, all monetary amounts noted herein are expressed in Canadian
dollars.
1.8
Capitalized terms not otherwise defined herein are as defined in previous reports of the
Monitor.
1.9
The Monitor has created a website at www.pwc.com/car-yukonzinc. All prescribed
materials filed by the Company and the Monitor relating to this CCAA proceeding are
website. The Monitor will make regular updates to the website to ensure that creditors
and interested parties are kept current and to add prescribed materials as required.
2.
CONFIRMATION OF COMP
2.1
3.
ILE A PLAN
The Company notified the Monitor on July 31, 2015 that it intends to file a plan of
arrangement with its creditors and that JDC Canada is supportive of the plan of
arrangement. A copy of the letter from the Company to the Monitor is attached as
Appendix A.
ACTIVITIES OF THE MONITOR WITH RESPECT TO THE CCPO
Claims Process
3.1
Pursuant to the CCPO, the Monitor:
3.1.1
On June 29, 2015, posted on its website the CCPO, the Claims Process
Instruction Letter, blank Proof of Claim form, and the blank Notice of Dispute
form;
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3.1.2
On July 2, 2015, sent the Claims Package to all creditors with claims against the
Company at the Filing Date and to each counter party who received Notice of
Disclaimer or Resiliation prior to the date of the CCPO;
3.1.3
On July 2, 2015, sent the Claim Amount Notice to the former employees of the
Company; and
3.1.4
On July 3, 2015, caused the Newspaper Notices to be published in the Vancouver
Sun and in the Yukon News.
Executory Contract Identification Process
3.2
Pursuant to the CCPO, the Monitor:
3.2.1
On June 29, 2015, posted on its website the CCPO, the Executory Contract List,
Executory Contract Instruction Letter, and Proof of Executory Contract; and
3.2.2
On July 2, 2015, sent the Executory Contract Package, in the prescribed form, to
each person to whom a payment had been made by the Company within the sixrecords.
4.
PRELIMINARY RESULTS OF THE CLAIMS PROCESS
4.1
Under the CCPO, the Monitor is required to issue a report within seven days of the Claims
Bar Date that sets out the claims received including the name of the creditor, the amount
of the claim filed and the nature of the claim (i.e. secured or unsecured). The Company,
with the assistance of the Monitor, is currently reviewing all non-related party claims
received and where appropriate, will be issuing Notices of Disallowance for claims that
are deemed not to be admissible. The Monitor will be reviewing all related party claims.
The Monitor notes that the claims information contained in this report (including the
appendices) is preliminary and does not represent the final claims admitted.
4.2
Under the CCPO, any creditor requiring further information regarding the preliminary
results of the Claims Process or the Executory Contract Identification Process, as set out
herein, with respect to the nature or amount of any claim filed has seven days to notify
the Monitor and the Monitor shall forthwith reply to any such reasonable requests for
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matter raised by the creditor warrants
further consideration or resolution, the Monitor shall bring the matter to the Court to
seek further advice and directions.
4.3
Attached as Appendix B and summarized in the table below are the claims received as at
July 31, 2015:
Summary of Claims Filed
Secured
Unsecured
Total
4.4
#
9
310
319
$
606,803,118
47,661,103
654,464,221
The Monitor notes the following with respect to the nine secured claims filed:
4.4.1
Alkan Air Ltd. and
s liens;
4.4.2
Caterpillar Financial Services Limited, Ford Credit Canada Limited, Industrial
Fabrication Inc., Konica Minolta Business Solutions (Canada) Ltd. and Sandvik
Customer Finance LLC filed secured claims in relation to equipment and vehicles
leased or rented to the Company; and
4.4.3
JDC Canada filed two claims:
4.4.3.1
s North Transportation Inc. filed secured claims in relation
A claim for $596 million with respect to its secured loans to the
Company; and
4.4.3.2 A claim for $6.6 million with respect to a m
from Procon Mining and Tunneling Ltd.
that was assigned
As noted above, the Monitor will be reviewing both secured related party claims.
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4.5
The Monitor notes the following with respect to the 310 unsecured claims filed:
4.5.1
Three of the unsecured claims filed are from related parties:
4.5.1.1
A claim from Shaanxi Zinc Industry Co. Ltd., a Chinese entity and
customer that is best described as a cousin to the Company, for $20.2
million;
4.5.1.2
A claim from Jing You Lu
, for loans of $121,396
advanced to the Company in January 2015 to cover payroll and bank
interest; and
4.5.1.3
Ai Hua Dang
COO, for loans of $74,124 advanced to the
Company in December 2014 to cover payroll and bank interest.
These three claims represent the only related party claims that the Monitor is
aware of.
4.5.2
5.
131 of the claims filed relate to former employees of the Company with respect to
their unpaid severance claims.
PRELIMINARY RESULTS OF THE EXECUTORY CONTRACT
IDENTIFICATION PROCESS
5.1
The Company had previously identified 49 executory contracts which comprised the
Executory Contract List that
. Parties who were
identified on the Executory Contract List were not required to file a Proof of Executory
Contract if they did not dispute the information set out on the Executory Contract List.
5.2
The Monitor received 20 Proofs of Executory Contract which identified 30 additional
contracts.
5.3
Attached, as Appendix C, is the Executory Contract List updated as at July 31, 2015,
which sets out 79 executory contracts in total.
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This report is respectfully submitted this 4th day of August, 2015.
PricewaterhouseCoopers Inc.
Court Appointed Monitor of
Yukon Zinc Corporation
Michael J. Vermette, CPA, CA, CIRP
Senior Vice President
Christopher Stocco, CIRP
Vice President
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APPENDIX A
Letter
a plan of arrangement
APPENDIX B
Listing of claims filed
Detailed List of Claims Filed
No. Vendor Name
Secured Creditors
1
Alkan Air Ltd.
2
Caterpillar Financial Services Limited
3
Ford Credit Canada Limited
4
Hy's North Transportation Inc.
5
Industrial Fabrication Inc.
6
Jinduicheng Canada Resource Corporation Limited (JDC Canada)
7
Jinduicheng Canada Resource Corporation Limited (JDC Canada assigned from Procon)
8
Konica Minolta Business Solutions (Canada) Ltd.
9
Sandvik Customer Finance LLC
Total Secured Creditor Claims
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
Unsecured Creditors
121352 Canada Inc.
15889 Yukon Inc.
2265930 Ontario Inc.
37460 Yukon Inc.
646498 Alberta Ltd.
8248567 Canada Limited
A.R. Thomson Group
Aardwolf Contracting Ltd.
Abraham, David
Acklands - Grainger Inc.
ADI Process Solutions Ltd.
Ajax Steel Limited
All-West Glass Whitehorse Ltd.
AltaSteel Ltd.
ALX Exploration Services Inc.
Amalgamated Mining Inc.
Amalgamated Mining Services Ltd.
Anderson, Dean
Andre, Lawrence
Andrews, Benjamin
Aqua Air Systems Ltd.
Arctic Star Printing Inc.
Atlas Copco Compressors Canada
Atlas Copco Mining and Rock Excavation Technique Canada
Atradius Credit Insurance N.V
Awmack, Henry
Ayles, Margaret
Bagwell Supply Ltd.
Baird, Drew
Baknes, Mark
Ball, Garrett
Bandstra Transportation Systems Ltd.
BC Communications Inc.
Beattie, Duke
Beattie, Klint
Beck, Tyler
Beijing General Mining and Metallurgical Corporation
BI Pure Water ( Canada ) Inc.
Bill, David
Bill, Joshua
Birckel, Brandon
Per Filed Claim
$
117,615.17
437,584.05
173,762.04
488,294.70
340,510.33
596,396,010.11
6,582,209.00
8,584.54
2,258,547.80
606,803,117.74
80,171.58
2,500.26
5,145.00
2,761.50
1,114.30
76,728.00
1,533.00
100,136.71
2,872.81
80,256.59
1,312.50
4,554.29
1,025.08
69,176.94
30,155.06
72,147.60
165,607.28
1,436.41
1,487.39
7,393.11
19,346.25
6,926.01
44,927.64
134,504.50
1,268,946.90
29,205.85
6,772.40
2,599.80
8,618.44
29,205.85
4,924.57
8,163.61
4,240.18
2,462.28
4,924.57
1,231.14
515,249.82
2,259.95
8,003.99
1,709.20
5,745.63
No.
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74
75
76
77
78
79
80
81
82
83
84
85
86
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
95
96
97
Vendor Name
Blackjack, Aaron
Blackjack, Wayne
Blindheim, John
Bluestone Holdings Ltd.
Blu's Logistics Inc.
Bradken Mineral Processing B.C. Ltd.
British Columbia Hydro and Power Authority
Burkert Contromatic Inc.
CAC Industrial Equipment Ltd.
Cache Creek Machine Shop Ltd.
Callahan, Wilson
Camilli, Kody
Canada Revenue Agency
Canadian Engineered Products & Sales Ltd.
Canadian Minerals Partnership (Royal Gold)
Cansel Survey Equipment Inc.
Cariboo Chrome & Hydraulics Ltd.
Carlson, Terry
Caulfield, David
CBW Lianyungang Logstics Co., Ltd.
CGI Credit Guard Inc.
Chambers, Neil
Chetkiewicz, Christopher Warren
Chilkoot Equipment Ltd.
China Certification and Inspection Corporation Canada Inc.
Chislett, Kristin
Clark, Terry
Cliveden Trading AG
Cochrane, Erin
Collins, Kenneth
Commanda, Valerie
Computrol Fuel Systems Inc.
Concord Analytical Services Limited
Cook, Stewart
Cordillera Consulting Inc.
Dang, Ai Hua
Darrowby Holdings Ltd.
Deagle, Marjorie
Dennis, Troy
Dewald, Corey
Ding, Fang
Discovery Consulting Inc.
Dolan, Aaron
Dyck, Michael
Dywidag Systems International, Canada, Ltd.
Dzuba, Joseph
E.B. Horsman & Son
Eastman, Robert
Edmonton Gear Centre Ltd.
Edmonton Valve & Fitting Inc.
Edstrom, Timothy Edward
EMCO Corporation
Envirogen Technologies, Inc.
Equity Exploration Consultants Ltd.
Evoqua Water Technologies Ltd.
Fellows, Clayton
Per Filed Claim
$
974.90
1,848.28
14,786.22
20,790.00
149,959.92
137,904.82
267.98
6,824.77
54,130.29
12,022.50
12,843.58
7,386.85
768,809.50
27,853.71
4,384,954.85
535.50
52,589.64
12,843.58
29,205.85
346,126.26
4,032.00
1,600.00
28,487.50
63,910.48
62,913.94
3,498.00
1,848.28
137,061.42
7,221.92
3,696.56
10,156.41
700.00
630.00
1,320.58
7,560.00
74,124.05
390.44
9,632.69
974.90
1,051.81
1,260.00
45,984.75
2,257.47
1,710.00
108,949.00
1,128.73
4,488.19
15,520.00
26,100.90
2,807.25
9,134.62
172,743.78
143,393.60
291,067.00
1,030.74
1,920.00
No.
98
99
100
101
102
103
104
105
106
107
108
109
110
111
112
113
114
115
116
117
118
119
120
121
122
123
124
125
126
127
128
129
130
131
132
133
134
135
136
137
138
139
140
141
142
143
144
145
146
147
148
149
150
151
152
153
Vendor Name
Finning (Canada), a division of Finning International Inc.
Fisher, Duncan
Flocor Inc.
Forrest, Murray
Fraser Valley Thermal Services Ltd.
Gagnon, Marc-Antoine
Goertzen, Thomas
Graham, Nelson
Greaves, Darren
Green, Frederick
Greenway, William
Gregg Distributors LP
Guillevin International Co.
Hagemeyer Canada Inc.
Hains, Donna
Haque, Imran
Harmer, Julie
Hasselberg, Martin
Hendrix Hotel & Restaurant Equipment & Supplies Ltd.
Hewko, Michael
Hong Kong Xiang Guang International Holdings Limited
Hopewell, Heather
Horte, Shawn
Hoskin Scientific Limited
Hutchinson, Gerald
Hutchinson, Grant
Integrated Distribution Systems LP
Irvine, Craig
ITC Global Inc.
ITM Instruments Inc.
Jarand Building Products Ltd.
Jaworski, Antheny
Jedway Enterprises Ltd.
Jeffery, Michael
Jestin, Howard
Jiangxi Copper Hong Kong Company Limited
Joe, Jennifer
Johns, Clayton
Joseph, Ronald
JSource I.T. Supplies
Kelly, Edmund
KETEK Group Inc.
Kilrich Industries LP
Klondike Motors Ltd.
KMS Tools and Equipment Ltd.
Knuff, Neil
Koldyk, Symon
Konecranes Canada Inc.
Lackowicz & Hoffman
Lafrance, Glenn
Laing, Nigel
Lake, Frank
Lane, Timothy
Lang, William
Lariviere, Kevin
Lavender, Jeffrey
Per Filed Claim
$
649,839.01
3,382.22
1,939.47
1,436.41
45,265.62
3,556.80
3,696.56
10,158.60
3,696.56
1,848.28
6,421.79
4,309.04
8,550.10
37,066.94
1,700.00
3,520.00
3,386.20
8,618.44
2,805.72
1,995.00
3,852,945.70
8,234.74
5,283.69
1,539.51
1,334.00
17,938.46
9,343.39
11,899.10
1,083,135.08
9,948.45
5,331.92
1,848.28
42,137.73
1,848.28
1,848.28
474,007.39
2,257.47
10,057.95
14,031.35
4,067.70
1,128.73
7,341.96
63,118.64
2,405.09
4,191.00
1,641.67
1,605.45
11,109.79
1,097.33
3,591.00
7,044.29
7,560.00
1,128.73
12,843.58
3,522.15
24,461.54
No.
154
155
156
157
158
159
160
161
162
163
164
165
166
167
168
169
170
171
172
173
174
175
176
177
178
179
180
181
182
183
184
185
186
187
188
189
190
191
192
193
194
195
196
197
198
199
200
201
202
203
204
205
206
207
208
209
Vendor Name
Lavergne, Roch
Lee, Terry
Lehigh Hanson Materials Limited
Leighton, Thomas
Li, Fei
Lonetrack Parts and Service Inc.
Louie, Anthony
Louie, Floyd
Louis Dreyfus Commodities Metals Suisse SA
Lu, Jing You
Lu, Lei
Lynum Management Resources Inc.
MacDonald, David
Maclean Engineering & Marketing Co. Ltd.
Magun, John
Mahrt, Gregory
Makuk, John
Mancorp Industrial Sales Ltd.
Manitoulin Transport Inc.
Master-Dyne Ltd.
Matec Consultants Limited
Maynards Appraisals Ltd.
McGuire, Patrick
McMillan LLP
Mercer Canada Ltd.
Micon Products Ltd.
Micronics Filtration LLC
Millward, Justin
Mokrzycki, Paul
Momentum Conferencing Corporation
Morris, Tom
Morrissey, Raymond
National Energy Equipment Inc.
Nedco (div of Rexel Canada Electrical Inc.)
New North Glass
Northern Thunderbird Air Inc.
Novalink Logistics Inc.
Nyrstar Sales & Marketing AG
O'Brien, Raymond
Office Supply Centre Ltd.
Oracle Canada ULC
Orser, Jesse
P.S. Sidhu Trucking Ltd.
Pacific NorthWest Ship & Cargo Services Inc.
Pasloski, Taylor
Paun-Burnett, Braeden
Pearson, Steven
Pearson, Thomas
Penney, Raymond
PerkinElmer Health Sciences Canada, Inc.
Peterbilt Pacific Inc.
Petro-Canada Lubricants Inc.
Pharand, Robert
Pompaction Inc.
Pooler, Rodney
Portage Technologies Inc.
Per Filed Claim
$
2,026.77
6,800.00
19,268.12
7,712.64
14,320.00
10,266.21
10,523.51
5,745.63
244,092.69
121,395.89
7,393.11
10,842.30
3,780.00
89,559.71
974.90
9,850.03
12,198.00
32,208.74
175,877.56
1,193.58
12,291.96
10,536.75
4,000.00
45,209.65
6,100.50
2,724.75
13,472.25
3,696.56
8,040.00
558.23
5,949.55
12,843.58
876.47
1,450.31
4,202.21
224,993.12
267,375.57
195,853.64
5,335.99
1,195.16
1,841.64
12,415.03
865,921.35
10,058.65
7,200.00
1,051.81
1,231.14
9,849.13
16,744.32
404.78
6,495.56
51,266.29
10,057.95
38,692.11
3,696.56
31,500.00
No.
210
211
212
213
214
215
216
217
218
219
220
221
222
223
224
225
226
227
228
229
230
231
232
233
234
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236
237
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239
240
241
242
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245
246
247
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249
250
251
252
253
254
255
256
257
258
259
260
261
262
263
264
265
Vendor Name
Pottinger Gaherty Enviromental Consultants Ltd.
PRAXES Emergency Specialists Inc.
Prince George Truck & Equipment (2000) Ltd.
Progressive Rubber Industries Inc.
Purolator Inc.
Quickload CEF Inc.
Ramada Hotel Downtown Prince George
Raydon Rentals Ltd.
Redies, Derrick
Regal Tanks Ltd.
Reid, Lorrie
Rejano, Emmanuel
Rexel Canada Electrical Limited
Reynolds Mfg. 2013 Inc.
RIC Electronics Ltd.
Ritchie, Lynda
Roadlink Transport Ltd.
Robco Inc.
Robert and Laurie Freight Services Inc.
Ross River Dena Council
Rouse, Paul
Sandvik Mining and Construction Canada
Santasalo Gears Ltd.
Sawrenko, Sergius
Schenker of Canada Limited
Schwarz, Thomas
Sealey, Heather
Semilla, Joel
SGS Canada Inc.
SGS Nederland B.V.
Shaanxi Zhongqing Accounting Firm Co., Ltd.
Shaanxi Zinc Industry Co. Ltd.
Shin, Seung
Shippers Supply Inc.
Shorty, Ian
Simson Maxwell
Singh, Denis
Skidmore, Joshua
Skky Hotel Inc.
Slawson, Cal
Sling Choker Mfg. (Thompson) Ltd.
Small, Kodey
Small's Expediting and General Services Ltd.
Softchoice LP
Source1 Transport Ltd.
South Kootenay Electronics Ltd.
Spartan Controls Ltd.
SPI Health and Safety Inc.
Stapleton, Cristopher
Stewart Bulk Terminals Limited
Still Creek Engineering Ltd.
Stoddart, Darren
Suncor Energy Products Partnership
Superior Propane
Sussey, David
Sydia Bros. Ent. Ltd.
Per Filed Claim
$
20,668.05
7,465.00
3,476.16
9,135.00
45,601.63
16,948.60
831.49
88,588.55
1,709.20
2,584.05
2,100.00
39,750.00
11,849.25
34,019.04
8,560.00
15,897.60
160,265.00
522.90
39,051.30
170,400.67
11,913.80
245,337.70
4,492.95
4,924.57
60,126.37
1,800.00
2,958.00
7,393.11
11,746.68
6,949.93
232,229.90
20,225,133.86
38,425.00
2,571.03
7,386.85
9,014.03
3,899.58
7,386.85
388.50
2,462.28
313.58
1,334.00
21,445.52
8,541.08
127,578.97
8,032.50
22,018.50
24,527.87
3,386.20
399,362.00
5,055.51
3,522.15
261,464.24
117,018.53
8,924.32
918.75
No.
266
267
268
269
270
271
272
273
274
275
276
277
278
279
280
281
282
283
284
285
286
287
288
289
290
291
292
293
294
295
296
297
298
299
300
301
302
303
304
305
306
307
308
309
310
Vendor Name
T&S Tubing & Shafting Inc.
Taylor, Cynthia
Taylor, David
Team Mixing Technologies Inc.
Terminal City Club Inc.
Terris, David
The Yukon Electrical Co. Ltd.
Thompson Foundry Ltd.
Thompson Valley Diesel Injection Ltd.
Titan Supply LP
Trane Canada ULC
Transamine Trading S.A.
Travelodge Vancouver Airport
Trejo-Gallardo, Jaime
Trio Engineered Products Inc.
UAP Inc.
Unified Alloys (Edmonton) Ltd.
Uniglobe Specialty Travel Ltd.
Valley Roadways Ltd
Victoria Inn Winnipeg
Waddell, Elizabeth Sandra
Wajax Industrial Components LP
Walker, Scott
Wang, Hong (Maggie)
Weddell, Murray
WESCO Distribution Canada LP
West Fraser Electro Mechanical Ltd.
Western Belting Ltd.
Whitehorse Motors Ltd.
Wickenheiser, Douglas
Wide Sky Disposal 1989 Ltd.
Williams Machinery LP
Wills, Robert
Wilson-Busby, Todd
Wolfe, Cory
Wolfe, Tyson
Xerox Canada Ltd.
Xi'an Longshengda Industry and Trade Co., Ltd.
Yugo, Nikola
Yukon Government, Dept of Energy, Mines & Resources
Yukon Workers' Compensation Health and Safety Board
Zeller, Paul
Zhu, Jinrong
Ziegler, Ted
Zilkowsky, Donald
Total Unsecured Creditor Claims
TOTAL CLAIMS FILED
Per Filed Claim
$
5,773.01
1,051.81
12,843.58
31,391.45
3,282.39
3,696.56
170.71
3,112.20
3,293.85
1,638.00
2,590.27
1,983,720.56
5,886.78
13,156.99
86,719.15
5,499.12
4,817.95
44,957.84
37,584.61
1,444.39
1,848.28
13,290.94
4,321.54
18,542.77
45,900.00
19,588.28
51,066.92
68,687.04
9,576.34
3,696.56
142,432.24
6,986.09
3,937.50
12,960.00
2,462.28
974.90
2,006.50
168,332.32
9,808.28
2,847,731.00
55,488.75
11,089.67
1,436.41
9,632.69
9,632.69
47,661,103.47
654,464,221.21
APPENDIX C
Executory Contract List
updated as at July 31, 2015
2014BKSA003
2014BKEN2334
2014BKEN2350
2014BKEN2351
2014BKEN2360
2014BKEN2365
2014BKEN2375
2014BKEN2378
2014BKEN2379
2014BKEN2380
2014BKEN2394
2014BKEN2398
Royalty
Royalty
Supply Agreement
Supply Agreement
Supply Agreement
Supply Agreement
Supply Agreement
Supply Agreement
Supply Agreement
Supply Agreement
Supply Agreement
Supply Agreement
Supply Agreement
Supply Agreement
Awmack, Henry
Baknes, Mark
Beijing General Mining and
Metallurgical Corporation
Beijing General Mining and
Metallurgical Corporation
Beijing General Mining and
Metallurgical Corporation
Beijing General Mining and
Metallurgical Corporation
Beijing General Mining and
Metallurgical Corporation
Beijing General Mining and
Metallurgical Corporation
Beijing General Mining and
Metallurgical Corporation
Beijing General Mining and
Metallurgical Corporation
Beijing General Mining and
Metallurgical Corporation
Beijing General Mining and
Metallurgical Corporation
Beijing General Mining and
Metallurgical Corporation
Beijing General Mining and
Metallurgical Corporation
WOL 2012-01
Agreement Number
Agreement Type
Royalty
Fuel Supply
Joint Venture
Contract Party Name
8248567 Canada Limited
AFD Petroleum Ltd.
Almaden Minerals Ltd.
13-Dec-14
26-Nov-14
10-Oct-14
8-Oct-14
8-Oct-14
8-Oct-14
24-Aug-14
12-Aug-14
2-Jul-14
26-Jun-14
30-Apr-14
31-Jul-10
31-Jul-10
7-Mar-14
Agreement Date
16-Jun-04
1-Jan-12
20-Jun-03
EXECUTORY CONTRACT LIST
Termination Date
Filed
Filed
Filed
Filed
Filed
Filed
Filed
Filed
Filed
Filed
Filed
Filed
POEC
Equipment Lease
Royalty
Purchase Agreement
Consulting Services
Head Office Lease
Consulting Services
Equipment Lease
Equipment Lease
Equipment Lease
Equipment Lease
Equipment Lease
Equipment Lease
Purchase Agreement
Caterpillar Financial Services Limited
Caulfield, David
Cliveden Trading AG
Discovery Consulting Inc.
Eastwest Gold Corporation
Envirogen Technologies, Inc.
Ford Credit Canada Limited
Ford Credit Canada Limited
Ford Credit Canada Limited
Ford Credit Canada Limited
Ford Credit Canada Limited
Ford Credit Canada Limited
Hong Kong Xiang Guang
International Holdings Limited
Industrial Fabrication Inc.
Industrial Fabrication Inc.
Industrial Fabrication Inc.
Industrial Fabrication Inc.
Industrial Fabrication Inc.
ITC Global Inc.
Jiangxi Copper Hong Kong Company
Limited
Jiangxi Copper Hong Kong Company
Limited
Jedway Enterprises Ltd.
2176052
(005-0085989-000)
2431747
(005-0090163-000)
Equipment Lease
YJNZN-1307
YJNZN-1308
Purchase Agreement
12325 (6288)
12326 (6294)
13-10303 (6303)
13-10300 (6301)
13-10300 (6304)
Equipment Rental
Equipment Rental
Equipment Rental
Equipment Rental
Equipment Rental
Satellite/Internet
Services
Land and Building
Lease
Purchase Agreement
48917936
48918044
48918230
48918299
48918374
49474581
HKXG29L2
Agreement Number
516677656
Agreement Type
Mobile Phone
Royalty
Contract Party Name
Bell Mobility
Canadian Minerals Partnership (Royal
Gold Inc.)
Caterpillar Financial Services Limited
27-Oct-14
30-Dec-13
1-Jul-2014
15-Nov-12
10-Dec-12
4-Apr-13
2-Aug-13
2-Aug-13
1-Sep-14
31-Jul-10
3-Dec-13
23-May-14
31-Jul-13
28-Jan-13
27-May-13
27-May-13
27-May-13
27-May-13
6-Jun-13
25-Oct-13
18-Dec-13
16-Dec-14
18-Feb-14
Agreement Date
6-Aug-13
2-Apr-14
22-May-15
Termination Date
Filed
Filed
Filed
Filed
Filed
Filed
Filed
Filed
Filed
Filed
Filed
Filed
Filed
Filed
Filed
Filed
Filed
Filed
Filed
POEC
Roadlink Transport Ltd.
Sandvik Customer Finance LLC
Sandvik Customer Finance LLC
Sandvik Customer Finance LLC
Sandvik Customer Finance LLC
Sandvik Customer Finance LLC
Sandvik Customer Finance LLC
Sandvik Customer Finance LLC
Sandvik Customer Finance LLC
Shaanxi Zinc Industry Co., Ltd.
Shaanxi Zinc Industry Co., Ltd.
Shaw Cable
Klohn Crippen Berger Ltd.
Konica Minolta Business Solutions
(Canada) Ltd. (assigned from Pitney
Bowes of Canada Ltd.)
Li, Xue
Maghsoudi, Masoud
Noah Capital Corporation
Office Supply Centre Ltd.
P.S. Sidhu Trucking
Pitney Bowes Global Financial
Services
Pottinger Gaherty Environmental
Consultants Ltd.
Quickload CEF Inc.
Reagle Terminals Inc.
Contract Party Name
Jinduicheng Canada Resource
Corporation Limited (assigned from
Procon Mining & Tunnelling Ltd.)
Kaska Nation
Logistics and Storage
Transloading and
Drayage
Transportation Services
Equipment Lease
Equipment Lease
Equipment Lease
Equipment Lease
Equipment Lease
Equipment Lease
Equipment Lease
Equipment Lease
Purchase Agreement
Purchase Agreement
Cable and Internet
Consulting Services
PO S115721
45100397 (1586)
45100398 (1605)
45100399 (1671)
45100400 (1677)
45100401 (1713)
45100402 (1730)
45100403 (1764)
45100404 (1772)
YZC-SZI-2014-ZN
YZC-SZI-2014-ZN-A
014-1015-3766
4420-00.01
7-Jul-14
5-Mar-12
19-Apr-12
23-Jul-12
8-Aug-12
6-Dec-12
6-Feb-13
19-Apr-13
8-May-13
26-Mar-14
26-Mar-14
14-Aug-14
21-Nov-13
10-Jul-14
22-Jul-14
19-Jun-13
306000
Binding LOI
Postage
18-Jun-15
23-May-12
12-Jul-05
Agreement Date
24-Jul-12
15-Jul-10
1-Oct-14
1-Oct-12
9825535
(1-750840.999)
Agreement Number
Executive Tenancy
Executive Tenancy
Consulting Services
Land Use, SocioEconomic
Consulting Services
Photocopier
Agreement Type
Mining Services
21-Jun-15
Termination Date
Filed
Filed
Filed
Filed
Filed
Filed
Filed
Filed
Filed
POEC
Internet
Telephone
Purchase Agreement
Purchase Agreement
Purchase Agreement
Telus Communications
Telus Communications
Transamine Trading S.A.
Transamine Trading S.A.
Transamine Trading S.A.
Travelodge Vancouver Airport
Yaletown Mini Storage
Records Storage
Agreement Type
Cable and Internet
Cable
Xerox Printers
Terminal Services
Propane Supply
Contract Party Name
Shaw Cable
Shaw Direct
Smart Choice Business Machines
Stewart Bulk Terminals Limited
Superior Propane
A00102
655425
487076
160-0000121243-2
232818317 5
TTSA369
TTSA380
TTSA384
Agreement Number
014-1016-6094
200-1398-4433
958939902
22-May-15
31-Oct-08
26-Nov-13
1-Oct-14
23-Oct-14
Termination Date
Agreement Date
Filed
Filed
POEC