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W E D N E S DAY, S E P T E M B E R 1 2 , 2 0 0 1
TERROR TAKES ITS TOLL

OIL
GOLD
U.S. DOLLAR
300
31
+ US $1.61
CLOSE: US$29.06
290
+ US$ 14.50
-0.02 Euros
CLOSE: US$286.25
CLOSE: 1.093 Euros
1.110
TSE 300
7350
1.115
FTSE 100
5150
-295.90
CLOSE: 7048.80
7300
30
7250
5000
285
1.105
TRADING
HALTED
29
TRADING
HALTED
280
28
7200
275
-287.70
7150
1.100
TRADING
HALTED
1.095
4850
TRADING
HALTED
7100
CLOSE:
4746.00
7050
Brent crude oil per barrel
27
9 a.m.
11 a.m.
1 p.m.
Spot price per ounce
270
9 a.m.
3 p.m.
11 a.m.
1 p.m.
U.S. dollar in euros
1.090
3 p.m.
9 a.m.
11 a.m.
1 p.m.
3 p.m.
7000
10 a.m.
12 p.m.
2 p.m.
Close
4700
3 a.m. E T
6 a.m.
8 a.m.
12 p.m.
SOURCE: BLOOMBERG NEWS
TSE plunges
295 points
before it
shuts down
Panic selling
is expected
in U.S.stocks
MAY REOPEN TODAY

B Y S I N C L A I R S T E WA R T
The Toronto Stock Exchange

plunged nearly 300 basis points
before shutting down yesterday
morning, as a wave of terrorist attacks on the United States incited
a massive sell-off by panicked investors.
The TSE 300 Composite Index
tumbled 295.90 to 7048.80,
roughly 4%, in just 70 minutes of
frenzied trading, and industry
watchers are predicting it could
drop an additional 10% or more
when it reopens.
Robert Pattillo, vice-president
of public and corporate affairs for
the TSE, said staff would convene
early this morning to decide on a
resumption of trading, adding
that the closure of the U.S. markets today would factor into the
TSEs decision-making.
Neither the New York Stock Exchange nor the Nasdaq Stock
Market opened yesterday, and
many investors are predicting
they will stay shuttered for the
rest of the week.
If there are people on the buy
side who are anxious to participate in the market and require an
orderly market to do that, we
probably will reopen to facilitate
that activity, said Mr. Pattillo.
The real issue is can we conduct
an orderly market?
Insurers and travel-related
companies were hit particularly
hard on a day in which nervous
investors ed to the traditional
safe havens of gold and oil. In all,
229 of the benchmark indexs
300 member companies were
down, including 25 of 28 nancial rms and six of its seven
transportation stocks.
See TSE on Page C10
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COMMODITIES
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It will probably be
the ... opportunity
of the decade
BY SANDRA RUBIN
RALPH ORLOWSKI / REUTERS
A trader at the Frankfurt, Germany, stock exchange reacts after the

attack on the World Trade Centre in New York yesterday.
BayStreet empties out

as tragic news spreads
SECURITY PRECAUTION
B Y D E R E K D E C L O E T,
PETER BRIEGER
AND BARBARA SHECTER
Brad Crompton, president of

Morgan Stanley Dean Witter &
Co.s Canadian division, sent employees home yesterday morning
after terrorists struck the World
Trade Center, said one of the
rms analysts.
Morgan Stanley had about 3,500
employees in the twin towers that
were destroyed yesterday. The centre was the headquarters of Morgans retail operations, and the brokerage rm was its largest tenant.
On Bay Street, activity ground
to a standstill as bank and brokerage employees absorbed the
news of the attack, which destroyed two of the most important buildings in the worlds most
important nancial district.
Most staff in Torontos bank towers were given the option of leaving as fears circulated that they,
too, could be terrorist targets.
Canadian Imperial Bank of
Commerce suspended operations
at its headquarters. Toronto-Dominion Bank evacuated its headquarters and moved key operations into an emergency centre in
downtown Toronto.
We were told that for security
reasons, given what happened in
New York, that we should all leave
the ofce, said Csaba Puskas, a
program analyst at the bank. I
think everyone was just stunned.
See STREET on Page C10
Shocked investors, fearful the attack on the World Trade Center

signals a sustained campaign of
terror against the United States
that could trigger a recession, are
expected to engage in broad panic
selling when U.S. markets nally
reopen, experts said yesterday.
There is apprehension that
benchmark U.S. market indexes
could instantly lose in excess of
5%, wiping out billions of dollars
in shareholder value.
I expect some panic I expect
capitulation, said Irwin Michael, a
portfolio manager at ABC Funds
in Toronto. There will be margin
calls. There will be people feeling
very uncomfortable and they want
out of everything. I wouldnt be
surprised to see major capitulation
and, ultimately, a classic bottom.
It will probably be the buying
opportunity of the decade, added
Mr. Michael, a value investor.
The New York Stock Exchange,

the American Stock Exchange
and Nasdaq all said they will remain closed, but they expect to
determine today when they will
reopen. The last time the NYSE
was closed for two consecutive
days was in 1933 during the
Great Depression.
The new trading oor at the
NYSE was being used yesterday
to treat some of the thousands injured when terrorists rammed
both towers of the nearby World
Trade Center with hijacked U.S.
passenger jets.
Harvey Pitt, chairman of the
U.S. Securities and Exchange
Commission, said in a statement
that trading will resume as soon
as it is practicable to do so.
However, it appeared likely to
be several days before markets
reopen as Wall Street grapples
with the fallout of the destruction
of the twin 110-storey towers,
which housed some of the most
important names in global nance from Morgan Stanley
Dean Witter & Co., which occupied 50 oors, to the Credit Suisse Group, Bank of America
Corp. and Deutsche Bank AG.
Oil surges on Middle East worries

INDEX UP 182 POINTS
BY CAROL HOWES
Crude oil surged

yesterday after hijacked airliners crashed into the World
Trade Center in New York and
the Pentagon in Washington,
over concerns supply may be affected by military retaliation
from the United States and an
escalation in Middle East tensions.
CAL GARY
Crude oil in London rose to an

eight-month high, while rattled
investors scrambled into the safe
haven of energy stocks, sending
the Canadian oil and gas index up
more than 182 points in about 70
minutes of trading before the
Toronto Stock Exchange was shut
down.
The whole environment going
forward depends more on the
U.S. reaction than the actual
events, said Stephen Calderwood, a Calgary analyst with Salomon Partners.
See OIL on Page C10
See MARKETS on Page C10
W H A T S
O P E N
All U.S. stock exchanges will

be closed today. Toronto
Stock Exchange officials said
they would decide this
morning whether to open.
The CDNX, bond markets
and the Montreal Exchange
are expected to follow the
TSEs lead. Commodities
and futures trading in New
York and Chicago has also
been cancelled. Full trading
is scheduled at all major
exchanges in Europe and
Asia. Prices from yesterdays
abbreviated trading sessions
appear on Pages 18 - 23.
The holy
war on
economic
freedom
TERENCE CORCORAN
hatever illusions we have

had that religious terrorism, especially Islamic terrorism,
is strictly a religious crusade with
narrow geographic limits were
shattered yesterday as the greatest symbol of world capitalism
and economic freedom the
twin towers of the World Trade
Center collapsed in the wake of
a terrorist attack.
In selecting as their target the
worlds most powerful economic
emblem, in the heart of New York
City a few minutes from Wall
Street, the terrorists have sent a
message that will change the
world. They have declared war on
freedom and democracy, on
growth and prosperity, on free
markets and on the United States
as the dominant international
symbol of Western economic
achievement.
All signs point to Islamic extremists. One Hamas terrorist
leader once spelled out the economic core of his crusade.
Hamas, he said, represents the
conict between Islamic thought
and Western thought and a
conict of existence and destiny
between the Jewish capitalist alliance and the Muslim people in
Palestine. Palestine, however, is
really just an afterthought in the
grand anti-Western, anti-freedom and anti-markets crusade
that has global ambitions.
The question now is: To what
extent will the World Trade Center attack give the terrorists an
economic victory? Over the short
term, the impact could be severe.
Trade will be disrupted for days,
if not weeks.
See CORCORAN on Page C4
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THE FALLOUT
MONEY MARKETS AWAIT U.S. MOVE
CURRENCIES
LATIN AMERICA
Investors rush to
dump U.S. dollar
BRAZIL FEARS
ITWILL SUFFER
FROM ECONOMIC
SHOCK WAVES
BY KATHRYN LEGER
The immediate outlook for the U.S.

dollar and other world currencies
will depend as much on political
posturing as on investor perception
about where is the safest place to
park money, analysts said yesterday.
A lot depends on what the U.S.
ofcial reaction will be and what
the U.S. Federal Reserve will do,
said Max Tessier, assistant vicepresident, currency, for TAL International in Montreal.
It is also not unreasonable to
think that ofcials from the (U.S.)
Fed and the Federal Bank of Japan
and the European Central Bank
will be having a phone call to make
sure we dont see big swings in currency markets in the next few days
as their contribution to creating a
sense of calm, said Mr. Tessier.
Before yesterdays terrorist attacks, many currency analysts considered the greenback to be overvalued as international investors
sought a safe haven because of jitters about a slowdown in the world
economy.
Yesterday, investors piled both in
and out of the currency as uncertainty and panic selling ripped
through world markets before they
either ground to a virtual halt or
were closed.
On the one hand, there was a
generalized rush to sell the U.S.
dollar. The dollar fell 2% against
the euro, 1.8% against the yen, and
hit seven-month lows against the
pound and the Swiss franc as investors shunned U.S. assets and
opted for the traditional safe
havens of Europe. Elsewhere, investors dumped local currencies in
favour of the greenback, which has
increased steadily in value over the
past ve years.
While many analysts were waiting
for the dust to settle before making
projections, some said they expect
the U.S. dollar will remain steady
and perhaps increase in value.
The knee-jerk reaction to the
blasts has been to sell the dollar,
said Ian Stannard at BNP Paribas
in London. I would expect further
gains in the near term. Key to how
much the dollar suffers is whether
this will affect foreign investor condence in U.S. assets. Said Doug
Davis, president of David-Rea Investment Counsel Ltd. in Toronto:
The U.S. currency is still the
strongest in the world.
I guess I can see why they [investors] might not like to hold it
right now, added Mr. Davis. But
when things get back under control it will still be seen as the
strongest currency.
William McDonough, president
of the Federal Reserve Bank of
New York, which oversees U.S.
monetary policy and plays a key
role in ensuring stability in global
nancial markets, said the U.S.
central bank was standing by to
provide liquidity if there is a surge
in demand.
No one knew yesterday where
things will head today. We have no
way of knowing where markets
stand, said TALs Mr. Tessier. After 11 a.m., liquidity dried up.
This is something thats never
happened, and nobody knows
whats going to come next, said
Cristian Engels, a currency trader
at BanEdwards Corredores de Bolsa SA in Santiago.
Financial Post
kleger@nationalpost.com
BY CLAUDIA PIRES
AXEL SEIDEMANN / THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Lufthansa aircraft are parked at the Frankfurt international airport. The carrier turned back its U.S.-bound planes yesterday.
World Bank, Airlines, insurers lead plunge

IMF meetings as global markets in free fall
FTSE 100 posts
in jeopardy biggest
one-day fall
BY ANNA WILLARD
WA S H I N G T O N After terrorist
attacks it remained unclear
whether the World Bank and International Monetary Fund
would postpone or cancel their
annual meetings due to take
place here at the end of this
month.
Today, we are only thinking
about the tragedy and what we
can do to help, Caroline Anstey,
head of media relations at the
World Bank, said yesterday.
But in a day or two we will
have to turn our attention to
what can be done about the annual meetings and what the implications are.
The annual meetings bring together top nance ministers and
central bank governors from
around the world to discuss the
global economic situation.
The meetings, scheduled for
Sept. 29-30, had already been
shortened to two days because
of the threat of violent protests.
Washington police expect as
many as 100,000 demonstrators.
We havent had the ability to
talk about it yet, said Adam Eidinger of the Mobilization for
Global Justice, a coalition of
groups that is organizing massive demonstrations during the
meetings. People should take
some time to mourn and the decision will be made after careful
consideration.
Reuters
since 1987 crash

B Y DAV I D S T E I N H A RT
World stock markets plunged

yesterday after the attacks on
the U.S. nancial and political
capitals of New York and Washington, with airlines and insurance companies leading the free
fall.
Most European exchanges said
they planned to open for business today.
The London Stock Exchange
Europes biggest evacuated its
tower headquarters as a precautionary measure but continued
to run trading until the close of
business. It said it would open
for trading as normal today. The
FTSE 100 index closed down
287.7 points in its biggest oneday fall since the crash of October, 1987, wiping US$98-billion
off the value of shares.
As well, the London Metal Exchange three-month base metals ended sharply higher, as
dealers rushed to cover huge
short positions in reaction to attacks on the World Trade Center
and Pentagon.
The Paris bourse said the
benchmark CAC-40 index ended down 7.39% or 433.2 points
at 4059.75 points.
German bourses sank to levels
not seen for almost three years.
The DAX was down 396.6
points or 8.49%, with insurer
Munich Re leading the tumble.
Germanys benchmark index
touched levels not seen since

October 1998.
In Milan, the Mib 30 index
closed down 7.79% at 29,106
points. The Swiss SMI index
shed 7.07% at 5695.1 points.
The Madrid Ibex-35 index was
down by 7.42%. However, Spanish nancial markets said they
would open for trading today as
normal.
The Dow Jones Industrial and
the Nasdaq didnt opened yesterday, while the Toronto Stock
Exchange was open for a little
over an hour.
German airline Lufthansa,
which said it had turned back its
U.S.-bound planes on news of
the attack, plunged 22%, while
tourism group Preussag, fell
14% as investors mulled the impact on the tourism industry.
THE MARKET IS
REACTING WITHOUT
A DOUBT TO THE
AIRPLANES CRASH
British Airways slumped 21% to
close at its weakest level in 10
years at 208 pence, hurt by the
prospect of higher oil prices and
worries about international security. Singapore Airlines Ltd.
and Cathay Pacic Airways Ltd.,
Asias third- and sixth-biggest
carriers by sales, diverted or
cancelled all U.S.-bound services. On the Hang Seng, Cathay
Pacic was down 0.20 at 8.35.
Air France also traded 16.2%
lower.
Gold soars as worried investors head for a haven

RISES 5.7% IN LONDON
BY DREW HASSELBACK
Panic from the attacks on the United States sent gold prices soaring
on a day that was otherwise expected to be spent in quiet anticipation
of todays scheduled gold sale at the
Bank of England.
The gold x in London rose 5.7%
or US$15.60 an ounce after the afternoon benchmark price was nally set at US$287. The price for
immediate delivery rose 5.4% to
US$286.25 in London the
biggest one day gain since Sept. 28,
1999.
Gold stocks, meanwhile, rose in
early trading on the Toronto Stock

Exchange.
The Toronto Stock Exchanges
gold and precious metal prices index was up 343.31 points or 7% to
5250.72, before the market was
closed in response the tragedy in
New York. The close was the highest since May 22.
Martin Potts, an analyst with
Williams de Broe in London, said
the market instinctively turns to
gold in times of terrible news. The
feeling is that this could get nastier.
Gold was not expected to be on
too many radar screens yesterday.
The Bank of England is today
scheduled to sell off 20 tonnes of
gold, and most traders would have
been content to let the market absorb the new supply before trying
to play the price.

But the destruction of the two
World Trade Center towers and the
resulting evacuation of Manhatten
rekindled interest in gold, which
has historically been a safe place to
park funds during international
emergencies.
In a time of crisis, in a time of potential war, in a time of uncertainty,
gold has been a safe haven and a
commodity to have, said John Ing,
president of Maison Placements
Canada. For example, families
from Thailand and Indonesia were
able to preserve their fortunes by
converting their holdings to gold
and gold stocks prior to the collapse of their local currencies during the Asian meltdown of 1997.
But generally speaking, it has
been some time since gold played

its traditional role as a hedge
against ination and panic. Gold
prices, which peaked at about
US$850 in the early 1980s, have
been in decline for 20 years.
The seemingly endless bull market of the 1990s, combined with
the evaporation of ination, left investors from Europe and North
America ignoring gold for other investments. The U.S. dollar, for example, seemed to be just as invincible as gold ever was. As a result,
some of the recent geopolitical crisises, such as the 1991 Gulf War, resulted in a blip in prices.
Yesterdays brief urry of trading
led to one of the biggest jumps in
months on the TSE gold and precious minerals index.
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Latin American stock exchanges suspended trading and

currencies tumbled after the
tragedies. Stock exchanges in
Brazil, Mexico, Argentina,
Venezuela and Chile suspended
trading as shares plummeted
following the attacks. The
Brazilian real fell to a record
low, weakening as much as
2.9% against the U.S. dollar.
The Chilean, Mexican and
Colombian pesos also slid.
The market is reacting without a doubt to the airplanes
crash, said Sergio Machado, director of xed-income trading at
Banco Fator SA in Sao Paulo.
Brazils benchmark Bovespa
index fell as much as 9.2% before the suspension of trading
after 75 minutes. Argentinas
Buenos Aires Stock Exchange
suspended trading, after the
benchmark index fell 5.2%.
The Chilean stock exchange
suspended trading after the
benchmark index fell 5.2%,
while Venezuelas Caracas
Stock Exchange suspended
trading after its index fell 2%.
Insurers were some of the
biggest casualties on the German markets, with re-insurer
Munich Re tumbling 14% and
Allianz falling 9.6%, as investors mulled the prospect
that the disaster would result in
claims worth billions of dollars.
Insurer Swiss Re, the worlds
second-largest reinsurer, said
its exposure was impossible to
quantify. Swiss Re shares were
down 17.3%. Swiss insurer
Baloise was down 8.8%.
Financial Post, with les from
Reuters and Bloomberg News
dsteinhart@nationalpost.com
Barrick Gold Corp. of Toronto,

for instance, the worlds largest
gold company in terms of market
value, rose 9.9% to end trading at
$27.70. Placer Dome Inc. of Vancouver was up 7.1% to end trading
at $18.60.
Golds safe haven status remains,
said Greg Barns, chief executive of
the Australian Gold Council, a producer-sponsored group. Obviously thats not something the market
would gloat about, given the
tragedy thats occurring. But golds
safe haven role is what were seeing
at the moment.
Gold has been valued from time
immemorial. Portable, liquid and
instrinsically valuable, it was seen
as the perfect way to maintain
wealth.
Gold prices were stable throughout the rst half the nineteenth
century. They took their rst spike
during the U.S. Civil War of the
early 1860s as investors sought to
B R A S I L I A , B R A Z I L Brazilian
President Fernando Henrique
Cardoso warned there could be
economic difculties for Latin
Americas largest country after
yesterays series of aerial attacks
on the United States.
It is probable that considering the
virulent nature of these acts there
will be consequences in the whole
world, mainly economic, Cardoso,
president of the worlds fth most
populous country, said.
And Brazil which is part of the
world economy could be directly or
indirectly affected by this turbulence and by the difculties that
could occur in the economic area,
he added.
Brazil is among the worlds top 15
economies and its economic performance has already deteriorated
sharply this year due to worries over
debt-ridden neighboring Argentina,
an acute energy shortage at home
and a plunging currency value.
In the worst terror attack on the
U.S. mainland in modern history,
two hijacked planes slammed into
the twin towers of the World Trade
Center in New York where about
40,000 people work and a third
plane hit the Pentagon, across the
Potomac river from Washington.
The death toll, initially difcult to
calculate, was expected to be in the
thousands.
Shocked by the attacks, Brazilian
investors sold stocks, plunging
their value 9.2 percent Tuesday before the Sao Paulo stock exchange
suspended trading for the day. The
real currency plummeted to record
low levels against the dollar, bringing its declines in the year to 27
percent.
But Cardoso added, For now
there is no reason for great worry.
Stock exchanges in the worlds nancial center were shut down and
would remain so Wednesday after
the attacks, while markets the world
over plunged on concern that the
fallout from attacks could further
slow global economic output.
Amid the uncertainty for the economy, assets traditionally considered
safe haven investments like oil and
gold soared on the news. But in
Brazil, economists worried investors would become wary of holding assets in emerging markets in
Latin American nations, which generally have a volatile history.
Cardoso was speaking shortly before a meeting of the National Defense Council, Brazils highest defense authority.
Cardoso, who earlier sent a statement to President Bush condemning the attacks, said: I want to reiterate our expression of horror and
condemnation by the government
and (Brazils) people.
The councils members include
Cardoso, the defense, justice and
foreign ministers, and the top chief
in Congress.
The terrorist acts that hit the
United States demonstrate that the
threats to the free world are very real
and that the biggest ones are those
of suicide terrorist attacks, Defense
Minister Geraldo Quintao said.
Reuters
protect their holdings.

Prices stablized by the close of the
century and remained relatively
stable until the Great Depression
of the 1930s and World War Two
from 1939-1945.
It was always used by a great
many families not only as a means
of liquifying and maintaining the
wealth, but it was also a way to get
across borders, Mr. Ing said.
In recent times, gold shot upwards with oil crisis imposed by
the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries in the early
1970s and the runaway ination at
the end of that decade. Yet gold
prices have been trending downward since ination seemed to
have been brought under control
in the 1990s. Its a knee-jerk reaction, said Tony Warwick-Ching, a
consultant with CRU International
in London.
Financial Post with wires
dhasselback@nationalpost.com
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AFTERMATH
BUSINESS STANDSTILL
After 70 minutes
TSE shifts course
Shock
waves hits
Canada
hard
Decision to trade
not terrible
just ill-advised
BIGGEST TRADING PARTNER

WILLIAM HANLEY
Market Eye
B Y PA U L B R E N T
Global business ground to a halt

yesterday, as the effects of the
attack on the World Trade Center reverberated beyond lower
Manhattan.
As Americas largest trading partner, Canadians were most affected
as ofce towers were evacuated in
Toronto, air travel was halted and
businesses closed early.
Peter Godsoe, chairman and chief
executive of Bank of Nova Scotia,
left the podium in the midst of a
speech to business leaders in
Toronto to receive reports on the
banks 300 Manhattan employees.
Our ofces in New York are just a
stones throw away from the World
Trade Center, which no longer exists, he told members of the banks
investment forum. Im sure I will
have lost some friends as maybe all
of us in the room will be touched,
because its going to be bad.
Companies with ties to American
corporations or to U.S. head ofces
expect it will be at least a week before business returns to normal.
Its hit the heart and centre of the
(U.S) economy, said Cynthia Keeshan, director of public relations at
Toronto high-tech incubator
Brightspark. Her company has
been notied of the cancellation of
scheduled conferences and calls
over this week. One colleague attending a conference on a ship in
New York is now in international
waters to make room for the U.S.
Navy while another at a nancial
conference in San Francisco that
has been cancelled due to a widespread security clampdown.
Cascades Inc. chief executive
Laurent Lemaire was in New York
to close a previously announced
deal to buy two U.S. mills, and the
company was to hold a telephone
brieng about the deal tomorrow.
Company spokeswoman Francine
Benoit-Plamondon said the agreement wasnt signed because a
meeting was scheduled to take
CHRISTINNE MUSCHI/ THE NATIONAL POST
Peter Godsoe of ScotiaBank left in the middle of a speech yesterday to receive reports from New York.
place a few blocks from the World

Trade Centre.
Ford Motor Company closed all
of its plants in the United States
and Canada starting with the
second shift, primarily out of
concern for employees peace of
mind and material shortages,
and closed its headquarters in
Dearborn, Mich., and regional
ofces in New York City and
Washington as a precautionary
measure following the apparent
terrorist attacks.
Ford expects nearly all of its facilities in the United States and
Canada will be open today, except New York and Washington.
DaimlerChrysler AG, the thirdlargest automaker, closed its U.S.
facilities, sending more than
12,000 employees home but anticipates reopening this morning.
As a German-American enterprise, we are in complete solidarity with the American people during this dark hour, DaimlerChrysler chief executive Juergen
Schrempp said in a statement.
General Motors Corp. closed
three assembly plants in Linden,
N.J., Baltimore, and Wilmington,
Del,. because of their proximity
to New York and Washington,
D.C., said Toni Simonetti, a
spokeswoman for the largest automaker. Most employees at

GMs headquarters in Detroit
and its ofces in New York were
sent home.
Canadas largest electronics retailer, Future Shop Ltd. of Vancouver, conducting what is most
likely its last annual meeting after its acquisition by an American rival, held a sombre annual
meeting devoid of the usual congratulatory executive speeches.
This is a terrible morning, said
Hassan Khosrowshahi, founder
and chairman of the 88-store
chain. We have some business
to do and we will try to put it out
of the way as quickly as possible.
Gerry Noble, chief executive of
the Global Television Network,
narrowly missed getting caught up
in the crisis. He ew to New York
on Monday evening for a dinner
meeting and boarded a plane ying back to Toronto just an hour
before the rst plane crashed into
the World Trade Center. The CBC,
CanWest Global and CTV Inc.
television networks suspended
regular television programming
last night to cover the crisis.
Coca-Cola Co. sent the 4,000
employees at its Atlanta headquarters home yesterday as
dozens of businesses and government agencies around the city

shut down following terrorist attacks in New York and Washington. Atlantas Hartseld International Airport, one of the nations
busiest, was shut as the countrys
air network was grounded,
stranding about 30,000 people.
Even Hollywood was not immune. The U.S. entertainment
capital shut down yesterday as
two key awards shows and a
Madonna concert were cancelled
and most of Hollywoods big studios closed their doors and instructed staff to go home.
Sundays 53rd annual Primetime Emmy Awards were postponed indenitely because of
the attacks and organizers cancelled the second annual Latin
Grammy Awards show, a US$4million music industry event
which had been moved to Los
Angeles from Miami for security
reasons last month.
Who wants to be in a public
place with thousands of people
under these circumstances?
said one Latin music executive.
Financial Post
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with les from Sean Silcoff, Barbara Shecter and wire services
t is the way of the markets

and the people who trade in
them, that there is nothing
nothing that is not a commercial opportunity. So, yesterday,
the price of oil, gold and base
metals rose as the World Trade
Center towers fell, providing
nimble traders with an opportunity to make some quick prots
even before the enormity of the
catastrophe was known.
And then theres the Toronto
Stock Exchange, which along
with the Canadian Venture Exchange and the Montreal Exchange decided to open for business at 9:30 Eastern time, even
though the New York Stock Exchange, the Nasdaq Stock Market and the American Stock Exchange had said they would at
least delay their openings in
light of the events unfolding in
New York and elsewhere.
So, the TSE, which at times
has been unable to open trading
due to technical difculties, decided it must be open for trading on perhaps the one day it
should have at least stayed
closed until such time as its major U.S. counterparts could
open. In the event, the TSE did
suspend trading at 10:40 a.m.,
saying: In response to the
events today in the United
States, the Toronto Stock Exchange has closed. TSE ofcials
will be monitoring the situation
and will issue a news release
when a decision is made to resume trading. A while later, ofcials decided it wouldnt open
again yesterday.
A spokeswoman for the Canadian Venture Exchange said the
CDNX collaborated with the
TSE and the ME in making its
decision. We made our best decision that it should be business
as usual, she said, adding that
the CDNX isnt tied to the NYSE
or Nasdaq through interlisted

stocks, as is the TSE.
Our goal is to protect the integrity of the market and the decision was based on the best interests of investors.
When the NYSE has halted
trading in response to plunges
in the Dow Jones industrial average, the TSE has also stopped
trading, its ofcials realizing
that the connections between
the Canadian and U.S. market
indeed, between all markets
make a co-ordinated approach
necessary for a properly functioning market that is fair to all
participants.
Indeed, one Toronto money
manager told us yesterday: An
open functioning market is a
cornerstone of democracy.
Its not a forum for sympathy,
for expressing sympathy for
those who got killed, he said.
Its not a secular temple. Its a
place for allocating capital.
That said, to function properly,
a market needs good information and access to it, and active
involvement by all the players in
the market.
Indeed, a TSE spokesman said
yesterday that the main question TSE managers will want to
assess this morning before they
make their decision on reopening is whether there can be a fair
market. Even if they believe
GOAL IS TO PROTECT
THE INTEGRITY OF
THE MARKET
they can open a fair market

which seems questionable to us
perhaps they should follow
the lead of the NYSE and Nasdaq, which will be closed again
today.
That would make the most
sense, given the extraordinary
circumstances. Yes, Canada is a
sovereign country, but this is
one case where that doesnt
make a bit of difference to the
interests of those involved.
Common sense is in order
here. TSE ofcials used theirs
when they halted trading at
10:40 after failing to employ it
earlier.
A senior brokerage ofcial said
the decision to open trading was
not terrible under the circumstance. True enough. What happened in New York and elsewhere was terrible.
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C4
GRIP OF FEAR
DEFENCE SECTOR
INSURANCE
Property, liabilityclaims
expected to be in billions
Crisis expected
to launch
defense stocks
INSURERS HIT WORLDWIDE

Lloyds of London,
Munich Re likely
to see large losses
Y O R K The damage
caused by the attack on the New
Yorks World Trade Center will
cost insurers worldwide billions
of dollars, in what is the most expensive man-made insured
event in history.
It is safe to assume claims will
be in the billions, said Robert
Hartwig, chief economist for the
Insurance Information Institute
in New York, who witnessed the
airline crashes.
Shares of European insurers
plummeted as it became clear
they could face massive claims
from the terrorist attacks.
Claims will cover many areas,
chiey losses for property damage, aviation, business interruption, personal injury and loss of
life. The total bill could take
years to establish.
To date, the biggest payout was
the US$3-billion for the Piper
Alpha oil platform explosion off
the coast of Britain in 1988.
Insurers face claims for the
complete destruction of the two
World Trade Center towers and
damage to surrounding buildings, plus the costs of relocating
businesses.
The airlines that owned the
planes may also le liability
claims against insurers.
The property losses are likely to
be covered under U.S. insurance
policies, which do not generally
mention coverage for terrorist
acts explicitly.
Unless insurers have explicit
exclusions for terrorist acts, the
losses will hit many rms worldwide. Large property and liability coverages are usually spread
out among insurers and reinsurers to avoid overwhelming
claims on any one insurer.
That means losses are likely to
be shared by U.S. insurers and
big-ticket property and liability
insurers and reinsurers, which
NEW
Bush had already

signalled support
for sector
B Y PA U L H A A VA R D S R U D
Although investors are calling for

most sectors to trade lower after
yesterdays World Trade Center
disaster, defence companies are
among the few stocks expected to
see strength when markets nally
reopen. Shock events like these
do send markets into turmoil. I
expect oil stocks and defence
stocks to soar over this, says Martin Brooker, a strategist with
Credit Lyonnais.
Historically, investors have
poured money into defence stocks
during times of military unrest, a
trend that held to form in Europe
yesterday as big European defence contractor BAE Systems
PLC rose 4.6% to 325 pence
($7.50).
U.S. defence stocks can expect a
similar response when trading reconvenes, according to Roger
Kubarych, chief U.S. economist
for HVP Group in New York, noting the defence industry is where
we are going to see the most impact.
Brookfield N.Y.
buildings miss
worst of blast
NO STRUCTURAL DAMAGE
Toronto property
manager had bid for
World Trade Centre
BY STEVE MAICH
Brookeld Properties Corp.,

an unsuccessful bidder for the
ill-fated World Trade Center,
said none of its New York buildings sustained structural damage when terrorists crashed two
Financial Post, with les

from news services
phaavardsrud@nationalpost.com
airliners into the famous twin

ofce towers yesterday.
In April, the Toronto-based
property manager lost a bid to
buy the World Trade Center for
about US$3.1-billion. Brookeld was outbid by a group led
by Larry Silverstein and Westeld America Inc.
Brookeld generates about
55% of its annual cash ow
from the 11 million square feet
of ofce space it leases in New
York.
Its properties in the city include One Liberty Plaza, and a
large part of the World Financial Center, which is directly adjacent to the site of the World
Trade Center.
The World Financial Center
suffered only broken windows
as the result of the blast. The
company said glass replacement
and cleanup of the area would
begin as soon as possible.
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Wall Street has been calling for

good things for the defence sector,
since the White House landed in
Republican hands last year. Within the rst few days of taking ofce in January, George W. Bush,
the U.S. President, made it clear
he planned to support the defence
industry by increasing spending
and initiating new projects. Investors have also been betting that
the Bush administration will look
favourably on the sectors recent
move to consolidate.
Although the Standard & Poors
SuperCap Aerospace/Defence index is down 18.2% this year, about
the same as the broader S&P 500
index, that is more a function of
the big players diversication into aerospace and other businesses
than the outlook for defence
spending.
Boeing Co., the worlds largest
aerospace and defence company,
derives about 20% of its revenue
from defence, compared to 60%
from the aerospace side.
Other big defence companies,
such as Lockheed Martin Co.,
Raytheon Co., and General Dynamics Corp., are similarly diversied, but investors expect these
and other stocks to benet as military spending increases in response to yesterdays terrorist attacks.
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INVESTOR PSYCHOLOGY
Final nail in the

bull market cofn
Pessimism, even
panic, seen among
fund managers
JONATHAN CHEVREAU
The world became a scarier place
[yesterday]. And the equity markets dont like scary places.
Terry Greene, nancial advisor
he above quote best sums up

what investors will face
when the stock markets reopen
in a few days.
They may have to wait until next
week to nd out the exact damage
that will be meted out to their
portfolios. Its expected markets
could be closed for the rest of the
week in the United States and possibly in Canada, too.
Given the magnitude of the terrorism attacks in New York and
Washington, its just as well markets have closed. Instead of panic
selling of stocks and equity mutual funds, investors have time to
talk to their nancial advisors and
act rationally.
At best, markets that were already jittery before the attacks
could plummet several hundred
points and provide the muchsought-after bottom that would
signal a buying opportunity. Thats
the view of Patrick McKeough,
publisher of Toronto-based
newsletter The Successful Investor.
When markets open, there will be
a lot of pent-up selling and weeks
of volatile activity, Mr. McKeough
concedes. But he adds: This could
be a bottom-making incident by
the time November rolls around.
At worst, this nal nail in the bull
markets cofn could spark a mutual fund redemption crisis and
scare a previously fearless
younger generation out of investing in stocks for a long, long time.
Fund analyst Duff Young says
even professional fund managers
are shaken and in some cases panicking, but its not clear whether
retail mutual fund investors will
react more or less rationally than
the pros. In the meantime, cashheavy portfolios are positioned
best. Normally, youd think the
blue chips would do best. But Im
not sure thats a fair assumption.
Toronto-based fund commentator Dan Richards says investors
dont have to worry about getting
their money out of funds if they
need to. The technology is there to
do it instantly, once markets reopen. However, You may not be

able to sell at a price you like. It
makes no sense to act rashly
work with your advisor.
One such advisor is Terry Greene,
quoted above, who is with Vancouver-based MSC Financial Services
Ltd. Mr. Greene is, however, not
optimistic. He believes the terrorism attacks will have a long-term
negative impact on the markets.
Investors fortunate to be already in
cash and sitting on the sidelines
will be even more reluctant to return to the market, he says.
Meanwhile, those exposed to the
stock market could panic and suffer real losses when the markets
do reopen, he says. Some will be
nancially devastated, others will
simply see their retirement savings signicantly lowered.
James Mason, investment and
retirement planner with Royal
Bank of Canada in St. Johns,
Nd., is similarly pessimistic:
With the downtrend in the U.S.
economy and the weakness of the
Dow Jones and S&P 500 this
disaster will have a devastating
impact on these indexes. And, of
course, our own markets will be
hit substantially.
But other nancial planners are
more positive: Sit tight! advises
Warren Baldwin, regional vicepresident of T. E. Financial Consultants Ltd. in Toronto. A proper
asset mix should be comfortable
for the client, no matter what the
markets do. Selling at the deepest part of the panic is a sure way
to lock in serious losses and not
participate in any bounce-back.
Stephen Lowrie, an investment
advisor with Waterloo, Ont.-based
Canaccord Capital Inc. says its
dangerous to make decisions
based on emotional reactions to a
one-time event.
He cites other momentous nancial events in the past 30
years, such as stock market
crashes in 1973-74 and 1987, the
Gulf War, and the bombing of the
World Trade Center in 1993.
Emotion took over the nancial
markets in the short run only to
recover to new highs over a
longer period of time.
While the broad stock indexes
will likely sag, its also clear certain
sectors will hold up better than
others. Gold, oil and other commodities were moving up yesterday, but advisors expect airline
stocks, insurance companies and
possibly other nancial services
stocks to be hammered.
To hold gold now is even less of
a gamble from one perspective
political instability and war, says
Stephen Gadsden, a nancial
planner in Aurora, Ont., But do
not go overboard North America is heading into a sustained period of deep deation, where xed
income securities will likely be
your best bet.
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NA0912C004X
are concentrated in London, continental Europe and Bermuda.

Reinsurance companies
which often cover losses over an
agreed amount to protect an insurer from a single massive
claim are especially likely to
be hit with losses.
Munich Re, the worlds largest
reinsurer, said claims could be
considerable but would not
threaten its nancial stability.
Swiss Re, the worlds No. 2 reinsurer, said its exposure was
completely inestimable.
In Britain, Lloyds of London
insurance market, whose member syndicates handle many U.S.
and aviation insurance policies,
is also likely to see large losses.
Terrorist acts are not covered
under British insurance polices,
but that does not affect the
terms of insurance policies covering the United States.
The destruction of the World
Trade Center spells nancial disaster for a variety of U.S. public
companies, including many in
the insurance industry and the
rms involved in a private lease
deal for the two towers.
The American Insurance Association said it could not identify
which of its members will be
NO ONE INSURER
COULD OR WOULD
FACE ALL THAT
EXPOSURE
most affected, but said it was
certain the risk is spread across
many companies.
The coverage on those properties is multi-layered. No one insurer could or would face all that
exposure, said Sean McManamy, director of public affairs for the AIA.
Besides insurance on the building, each tenant within would
hold business interruption coverage, spreading the risk load
further into the industry, Mr.
McManamy said.
Reuters, with les
from Dow Jones
ANALYSIS
Terrorists are out to

overthrow capitalism
C O RC O RA N
Continued from Page C1
Monetary policy will be

knocked off kilter as the U.S.
Federal Reserve scrambles to
keep the nancial system ush
with cash. The economic disruption will lower growth and probably precipitate a recession if one
was not already in the cards.
Stock market prices will fall. The
losses in Manhattan alone could
exceed a couple of percentage
points of Canadian GDP.
The shutting of the CanadaU.S.-Mexico borders, while temporary, will have obvious impacts
on economic activity over the
short term. Over the longer term,
the border closures look more
troubling. One of the hallmark
products of international economic freedom is immigration,
and the shutting of borders to
keep out enemies and prevent
them from leaving conveys an
anti-immigration message that
could take years to overcome.
The democratic and economic
freedoms that are taken for
granted in North America are
the safe harbours of criminals
and terrorists. All too often, responding to terrorist and other
threats, governments nd it necessary to undermine those freedoms as part of a strategy to prevent terror. Thus we have governments imposing elaborate
and futile money laundering
regimes that oppress the people
at home while leaving the terrorists core untouched. The horror
at the World Trade Center is ample proof that elaborate international schemes against immigration, money laundering and other alleged sources of terrorist activity are futile. The people who
hijacked the airlines that destroyed the World Trade Center
made it through all the limp protective apparatus that make up
the Wests past policies of appeasement.

The real long-term economic
impact of the World Trade Center attack would be a change in
the Wests attitude to terrorism.
For years, the terrorist threat has
been treated as the work of fringe
religious extremists or, at worst,
relatively minor political and
military irritants. Now the world
knows that the core objectives of
the terrorist movement goes well
beyond securing a homeland or
ghting a local economy. They
are out to destroy the Western
values and economic achieve-
THE REAL IMPACT OF

THE ATTACK WOULD
BE A CHANGE IN THE
WESTS ATTITUDE
TO TERRORISM
ment that those values have created. They are out to overthrow
capitalism.
This is now the work for soldiers and military strategists and
political leaders. Maybe now,
though, now that thousands of
lives of innocent people the ofce staff, bankers, money
movers, construction workers,
bond salesmen, investment advisors, clerks, real estate dealers
who work at the heart of the free
market economic system have
been lost, maybe now the politicians will take the steps necessary to protect that system.
The U.S. and world economy
will recover from this setback,
but the price paid will have been
steep and every step must be taken to make sure it never has to be
paid again.
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NX0912C006X 9/11/01 18:59

C6
CANADA
ROGERS LOSES
BID TO TAKE
UNIT PRIVATE
SHAREHOLDERS SAY NO
BY BARBARA SHECTER
Public shareholders of Rogers

Wireless Communications Inc.
have rejected Ted Rogers bid to
take the company private.
Rogers Wireless minority
shareholders, who own about
16% of the companys class B restricted-voting shares, voted
against a proposal that would
have given them 1.1 shares of
Rogers Communications Inc. in
exchange for every wireless share
they own. Only 21% of class B
Rogers Wireless shares were
used to vote in favour of the proposal.
Mr. Rogers, chief executive of
Rogers Communications, said in
a statement yesterday that
Rogers Wireless will go forward
as a public company.
The votes outcome was not entirely surprising for company
watchers. A valuation commissioned by an independent committee of the Rogers Wireless
board in July said the shares were
worth several dollars more than
the offer.
The bid, made in June, valued
the shares of Rogers Wireless at
about $27, a 24% premium to the
ve-day average trading price. But
the fairness opinion from RBC
Dominion Securities pegged their
value at between $31 and $36.
Rogers Wireless minority public shareholders also voted down
a proposal to waive a minority
protection agreement.
A vote in favour of the waiver
would have allowed the public
Mosaid cuts
44 employees
B Y J I L L VA R D Y
O T TAWA Mosaid Technologies
Inc. said yesterday it has cut 44 staff
after negotiations for new business
broke down and the company was
hit by poor market conditions in the
semiconductor industry.
Up until two weeks ago, we believed that a major new patent licensing agreement would be
signed in our second quarter,
said George Cwynar, Mosaids
chief executive. In the absence of
this agreement, we can no longer
sustain the same level of product
and market development activities and must take measures to
lower our cost base. This has resulted in the difcult but necessary decision to reduce our workforce by 17%. Mosaid employed
258 at the end of July.
shareholders to accept an offer

lower than the independent valuation. It would also have allowed
the transaction to be concluded
without a formal valuation of the
Rogers Communications shares
they would be receiving.
Mr. Rogers could still come back
with a sweetened offer for the
Wireless minority shareholders,
but there was no indication of any
such plan yesterday.
[Mr. Rogers] said before we
werent interested in raising the
price it was a premium, said
Jan Innes, the companys spokeswoman.
Large institutional shareholders
and hedge funds voted down the
transaction in hopes of a higher
bid, analysts said. Since one was
not forthcoming, they added,
Rogers Wireless stock is bound to
sink when the market reopen.
Mr. Rogers is said to have wanted to privatize Rogers Wireless
for several reasons, many of
which revolve around the sagging
public values ascribed to wireless
companies.
If foreign ownership restrictions are relaxed, and Mr. Rogers
wants to sell his wireless division,
it would command a higher price
if it did not have an existing value
on public markets, analyst say.
Mr. Rogers is also said to be
frustrated because the small public oat at Rogers Wireless tends
to result in investors trading
through the company that controls it: Rogers Communications.
When Wireless results arent appreciated by investors, it is
Rogers Communications stock
that takes the hit.
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Mosaid designs networking and

computer memory chips. It licenses some designs to others for
manufacture and contracts out
the manufacture of its own networking chips. It also builds testing equipment that chip manufacturers use in their plants.
Mr. Cwynar said the restructuring was forced by the recent
breakdown in patent licensing negotiations with a major unnamed
memory manufacturer and were
compounded by the current dismal semiconductor market. Most
of the layoffs occurred in the
semiconductor division.
Cuts were also made as a result of
the decision by Mosaid customer
Chrysalis-ITS to close its semiconductor division in August. Mosaid
will stop development on an encryption chip designed specically
for Chrysalis-ITS.
The continued downturn in
worldwide memory markets has
meant memory chip memory manufacturers have cut capital spending on automatic test equipment.
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Ed Kilroy, chief executive of IBM Canada, at the opening of the firms Software Solutions Laboratory yesterday near Toronto.
Housing starts jump healthy 12%

Low vacancy
in Ontario
the main driver
BY GARRY MARR
Defying general economic conditions, housing starts took off last

month, erasing some concerns the
sector might nally be slowing
down.
Canada Mortgage and Housing
Corp. said housing starts on an
annualized seasonally adjusted
basis rose 11.6% to 169,200 in August from 151,600 a month earlier.
Ontario has been the main contributor for this month's solid performance. In fact, the annual rate
of total starts was up 37.% in Ontario with singles up 20.2% and
multiples 58.5%, said Philippe Le
Goff, a senior economist with
CMHC.
Ontario had the largest number
of actual starts in August at
7,434, up from 5,153 a month
earlier.
Across the country, CMHC said
there were 15,611 actual starts,
compared with 14,355 a month

earlier.
Although urban multiples,
which includes condos, were up
19.4% from a month earlier, the
number of urban single starts
showed renewed strength. Urban
single starts rose 9.2% to an annualized rate of 79,600 from July.
Across Canada, many urban
centres are currently affected by a
low inventory of unoccupied houses and a low vacancy rate in the
rental market. This partly explains
MANY URBAN
CENTRES ARE
AFFECTED BY
A LOW INVENTORY
why the housing market is still in
good shape, even though the economy has slowed, said Mr. Le Goff.
At this pace, housing starts
might outpace last years number. During the rst eight
months of the year, the actual
number of housing starts was
92,035 units, up 9% from 84,650
CIBCs Mike Pedersen resigns

as retail banking vice-president
Replaced by
investment banker
Jill Denhan
BY THERESA TEDESCO
Mike Pedersen has resigned as

senior executive vice-president
of retail and small banking at
the Canadian Imperial Bank of
Commerce and has been replaced by Jill Denhan, a longtime investment banking executive with a reputation within the
bank as a trouble shooter.
Robert McLeod, a CIBC
spokesman, conrmed Mr. Pedersen left Canadas third-largest
bank late last week to pursue
other interests. However, Mr.
McLeod would not elaborate
and Mr. Pedersen was not available for comment.
Sources say the departure of
Mr. Pedersen was a mutual decision between the 41-year-old
executive, who began his career
as a labour negotiator in the
food industry, and John
Hunkin, CIBCs chairman and

chief executive.
Mr. Pedersen, who is said to
have supported Holger Kluges
failed campaign to succeed former CEO Al Flood in 1999, was
out of step with Mr. Hunkin because the chief executive became impatient with the slow
pace of growth in the banks
massive retail banking operations. Mr. Pedersen, who
presided over 13,143 employees,
had been spearheading the
strategy to transform CIBCs
1,150 retail branches into fullservice nancial outlets.
Hunkin has high expectations
of the retail bank and he
promised better returns to
shareholders on the strength of
that, said a source who asked
not to be named. It wasnt an
angry departure, he just wasnt
moving fast enough.
According to sources, Mr.
Hunkin did not offer Mr. Pedersen another position at the
bank.
Last month, CIBC reported
that prot dropped 23% to
$460-million ($1.12 a share)
for the same period a year earlier.

The August numbers were particularly encouraging, given that
housing starts had fallen 13.4%
from June to July, on a seasonally
adjusted annualized basis. The
July decline was mostly felt in
Ontario, so there has been a
quick turnaround.
However, last months number
still show a slowdown from June,
when there were 175,300 starts
on a seasonally adjusted annualized basis.
Lee Marsden, a senior research
analyst with Clayton Research
Associates, said the volatility in
the housing sector is a key factor
in the swings from month to
month, but he said the gures do
show the real estate sector is not
about to collapse.
Last year we had exponential
growth. Weve always said that
cannot be replicated, said Mr.
Marsden. The main issue is was
the economy slipping into recession.
He added consumer condence
has been lifted by lower interest
rates, which should keep the
housing sector strong.
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during the scal third quarter

ended July 31, down from $601million ($1.43) during the same
three-month period in 2000.
CIBC World Markets, the investment banking operations,
produced 50% of the banks
overall net income in the third
quarter.
In an attempt to accelerate the
banks retail strategy, Mr.
Hunkin turned to Ms. Denhan,
an 18-year veteran of the bank,
who in the words of one colleague gets the job done.
Ms. Denhan, who is in her early 40s, rose through the executive ranks of Wood Gundy and
was recently executive vicepresident and managing director of CIBC.com.
She joined Wood Gundy in
1983 as a vice-president in corporate nance and by 1992 had
been promoted on several occasions to become president of
CIBC Wood Gundy Capital.
Three years later, in 1995, Ms.
Denhan was dispatched to London to become managing director of CIBC Wood Gundys operations in Europe. She returned to Canada in 1999 and
assumed responsibility for
commercial banking and the
banks e-commerce operations
in 2000.
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IBM Canada
opens
$125M lab
BY KIM HANSON
IBM Canada Ltd. opened a

$125-million software development facility yesterday just outside Toronto, the result of a twoyear effort by its global parent to
move its biggest research activities to Canada.
The IBM Software Solutions
Laboratory, home to 2,500 software developers, is the thirdlargest research lab in Canada
and will act as the computer giants central facility for the advancement of new technologies.
Situated near the companys national headquarters in Markham,
Ont., the lab will create software
and other database-management
systems for more than 300,000
customers. Another 40,000 hightech workers and researchers
from around the world employed by Big Blue or its customers will have access to the
facility, which spreads over 35
hectares of land and will feature
cafs, games rooms, a tness centre and a childrens nursery.
The 600,000-square-foot lab
was expected to house 2,000 employees, but that number has
grown by 500, as the lab is expected to produce more than a
third of the companys worldwide
software sales, which total
US$12.6-billion.
Ed Kilroy, IBM Canadas chief
executive, said the rm had considered building the facility in Ireland and elsewhere before deciding to keep it in Canada, where
the rm had been operating a
smaller lab for 34 years. But we
found this site not only had the incentives to relocate, but also the
ability to expand, Mr. Kilroy said.
Plans to build the facility were
announced in 1999, after IBM
bought the site from Ontario Realty Corp., an arm of the Ontario government. At the time, the company
said it had not received any nancial incentives to stay in the
province. But yesterday, the computer giant said it was granted
$33-million in federal loans, under
the Technology Partnerships Canada program, to be paid by 2008.
It was a program that we took
advantage of, Hershel Harris, director of the lab, said. [Head ofce] wanted to know the government of Canada was supportive
of IBMs investment in Ontario.
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Hollinger Inc.considering taking newspaper group private Montreals HEC creates chair in distribution management Gas supplies will cost more to find and produce, report says
T O R O N T O Hollinger Inc. is considering taking private its majorityowned Hollinger Canadian Newspapers LP. The partnership holds
Hollingers few remaining Canadian publications and some shares and
debentures of CanWest Global Communications Corp. The Hollinger
group owns 87% of the limited partnership units.
M O N T R E A L Montreals cole des Hautes tudes Commerciales has

created the Canada Research Chair in Distribution Management, the
rst of its kind. Professor Gilbert Laporte will hold the chair, which
was funded by the Canada Research Chairs Program. The program
will provide a grant of $1.4-million over seven years.
ISPs told to raise cost of

high-speed Net access
Future Shop
deal to close
on schedule
A hearing to look at how low airfares can go must establish the

rules of the game for dominant
Air Canada, the head of the Competition Bureau said yesterday.
Weve established the rules for
the airline and Air Canada disputes what we say, Konrad von
Finckenstein, commissioner of
competition, told a meeting at
Torontos Board of Trade. I hope
the tribunal looking at this gives
clear rules for the future.
The hearing pits the Competition
Bureau against the countrys dominant carrier concerning deep discounts offered by Air Canada on
several routes in Eastern Canada.
The bureau says the airline was
operating below-cost ights in an
attempt to drive competitors out
of business. The carrier says it was
engaged in the normal practice of
matching fares.
The ruling from the quasi-judicial tribunal is expected to show
how airlines across the country
should calculate the cost of operating a ight, and that will dictate
how low prices can go without
running foul of the bureau.
Mr. von Finckenstein said there
will be a ruling on the matter before the end of the year. In early
December, we should have something, he said.
The process is going forward,

Mr. Patterson said in an interview
following Future Shops annual
meeting. We led an application
on Aug. 26 [with the federal
Competition Bureau] and we are
working with them. It is normally
a 42-day process and we have
seen nothing to indicate that it
will be any different now.
Mr. Patterson denied speculation the competition watchdog,
which is part of Industry Canada,
has delayed the $580-million allcash deal, set to close on Oct. 4.
A spokesman for the Competition Bureau conrmed it is reviewing the acquisition, noting it
is required to review any deal of
this magnitude.
We are examining whether
there will be substantial lessening
of competition [because of the
deal], said Tim Weil. The bureau is doing the review that it always does in such matters. The
bureau always strives to meet the
closing dates that parties announce, but it will depend on how
much information is required and
how complex the proposal is.
Investors believe there is little
likelihood the deal will be delayed,
because Future Shops shares have
been trading at about $16.75 during the past week, just 25 less
than Best Buys $17 a share offer.
The role of the Competition Bureau is to promote and maintain
fair competition in Canada.
Yesterdays annual meeting Future Shops last as as an independent company was short, running for less than 15 minutes, just
enough time to review the companys nancial performance during
the last year and re-appoint a
member of board, Edward Kotite.
(Whether Mr. Kotite serves on the
U.S. companys board after the deal
closes will be up to Best Buy.)
The companies announced the
agreement on Aug. 14. Under the
deal, Minneapolis-based Best Buy
said it will pay $17 for each Future
Shop share, a 40% premium on
the price of the companys shares
earlier in the week before the deal.
Best Buy operates about 430
electronics stores across the
United States. It said it will run
Future Shop, with 89 stores
across Canada, as a subsidiary
and has no plans to reduce it once
it takes control. This acquisition
is all about growth, its not about
cost-cutting, Mr. Patterson said.
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Future Shop shares
trading 25 below
Best Buys $17 offer
BY JOHN GREENWOOD
VANCOUVER The acquisition of
Future Shop Ltd., Canadas largest
consumer electronics chain, by
U.S.-based Best Buy Inc. is on
schedule to close at the beginning
of October, said Gary Patterson,
Future Shops chief nancial ofcer
yesterday.
Hearing will set

rules for airlines
B Y DAV I D S T E I N H A RT
C A L G A RY Established sources in Western Canada will be the mainstay of gas supplies, supplemented by frontier regions, according to a
four-year study of gas resources. Supplies will cost more to nd and
produce as the average size of new gas pools shrinks, said the report,
released yesterday by the Canadian Gas Potential Committee.
PRICE WAR
Bell executive casts
scorn on discounting
BY MICHAEL LEWIS
CHRISTINNE MUSCHI / NATIONAL POST
Franois J. Coutu, president and COO of the Jean Coutu Group, yesterday.
Coutu becomes a landlord

Pharmacy company
building clinics to
house stores, doctors
BY SEAN SILCOFF
Pharmacy retailer
Jean Coutu Group Inc. said it is
planning to become a major landlord to medical professionals who
prescribe its wares.
Franois Coutu, the companys
president and chief operating ofcer, said after the companys annual meeting yesterday it has already relocated six of its Canadian stores to larger properties in
which it has built medical clinics
it will rent out to doctors. The
company is also in the process of
doing the same thing to two locations in the United States.
This is not a real estate deal, its
something to better the positioning of our pharmacies, one by
one, said Mr. Coutu, son of Jean
Coutu, the companys founder,
chairman and chief executive.
Of the 17 new pharmacies the
company plans to open this year,
six will be in locations that include medical ofces. Well try to
[open] as many as we can of the
hybrid locations, Mr. Coutu said.
This is the future Id love to
have 50 next year.
The company devotes about
$20-million of its capital budget
to real estate each year. That is
enough for about 10 new loca-
MONTREAL
tions per year, Mr. Coutu said.

The eighth-largest pharmacy
company in North America posted
revenue of $2.9-billion last year. It
has 293 eponymous outlets in
Canada and 251 Brooks Pharmacy
stores in the U.S. northeast.
Yesterdays annual meeting was
one of only a few business events in
the wake of the terrorist attacks on
United States. The meeting began
minutes after two planes crashed
into the World Trade Center.
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Internet service providers in

Canada should consider raising
rates for residential high-speed
Internet access instead of continuing to ght a debilitating price
war, a telecommunications conference heard yesterday.
This [deep discounting] is
something I dont think should be
sustained in the industry, said Pat
Tremaine, vice-president of Bell
Canadas Sympatico Internet service unit. She added providers
aiming to boost subscriber numbers should concentrate on adding
value to their offerings. We cant
sustain $19.95, she said.
In August, both Sympatico and
Rogers Cable Inc. announced
price cuts for Internet access,
with Bell introducing a half-price
$19.95 charge for the rst six
months of service in Ontario,
with the introductory pricing
then rising to $39.95.
That move followed a promotion by Rogers, which offered
monthly Net access over cable for
$79.95, with a personal computer
thrown in for free. Rogers said it
would pay a $120 rebate over six
months to customers who declined a long-term offer.
Analysts said the cuts are designed to bolster subscriber bases
to create a platform for online
content services, noting Sympatico had earlier tried to back away
from promotional pricing but relented after it saw its customer
numbers decline.
But participants in a panel discussion at the conference, which

was presented by BMO Nesbitt
Burns and broadcast online, said
Canadian rms should follow the
lead of Internet access providers
in the United States, who have
dropped most discounts and introduced variable pricing programs.
They said Canadian Internet service providers offer some of the
lowest access charges in the world.
The conference, meanwhile, featured remarks by Industry Canada deputy minister Peter Harder,
who said Canadian telecommunications companies might benet
from new laws that would allow
majority ownership by foreign
rms. He said opening Canadas
ownership regime could attract
needed investment, adding that
the country has among the most
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restrictive set of telecommunications ownership regulations in the
developed world.
But he said any easing or removal of ownership restrictions
would likely require some form of
public consultation, rather than
leaving the decision entirely up to
the federal Cabinet.
The conference was cut short
due to terrorist attacks in the
United States. Ted Rogers, chief
executive of Rogers Cable parent
Rogers Communications Inc.,
had been scheduled to take part
and to comment on Rogers Internet access pricing.
Financial Post
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Sobeys appoints chairman, posts 20% profit gain

SIR GRAHAM DAY
S T E L L A R T O N, N. S . Sobeys
Inc., Canadas second-largest grocery chain behind Loblaw Cos.,
appointed Sir Graham Day to be
its new chairman and posted a
20% prot increase yesterday.
Net earnings for the rst quarter were $33.3-million or 51 a
share, compared with $27.7-million or 48 a share a year earlier.
Sir Graham, who is a Halifaxborn British-Canadian business
expert and chancellor of Dalhousie University, replaces David
Sobey, who is retiring after 50
years with the company.
He has been a director of the
company since 1998. Mr. Sobey
will remain on the rms board.

A former advisor to British
prime minister Margaret Thatcher, Sir Graham is chairman of Hydro One Inc., a holding company
with electricity transmission, distribution and telecom businesses.
He is counsel to Atlantic Canada
law rm Stewart McKelvey Stirling Scales and holds the Herbert
Lamb chair in business at the Dalhousie Business School. A former
chairman of British Aerospace, he
retired in 1993 as chairman of
Cadbury Schweppes and of PowerGen, where he led the companys privatization.
Mr. Sobey worked his way to the
top of the family owned rm, becoming chairman, president and
chief executive in 1989. He gave
up the presidents title in 1990
and the CEOs mantle in 1995. In

1992, he was recognized by the
Retail Council of Canada with its
Retailer of the Year award. In
1996, he was appointed a member of the Order of Canada. He
still holds several directorships.
For the 13-weeks ended Aug. 4,
Sobeys sales were $3.04-billion,
up 6.3% from $2.86-billion in the
rst quarter last year.
I am pleased with our rstquarter performance, considering we are at the front end of realizing the full benets of various
margin-enhancing and cost-reduction initiatives, CEO Bill
McEwan said in a statement.
Sobeys operates grocery stores
under the banners IGA, Sobeys
and Price Chopper.
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(Toronto)
HIGHRISE APARTMENT BUILDING
FOR SALE
53,000 square
feet
7 truck level
20 ft clear
Great shipping
area
OTHER GREAT BUILDINGS AVAILABLE
Carmine Infante
Associate Broker
Ed Abdou
(416) 359-2578
416-630-5577 ext.234
Realcor Commercial Realty Inc.
www.IndustrialToronto.com
09/12
HOTEL / MOTEL
FOR SALE
Great opportunity - 100+ units + 7 meeting
rooms, indoor swimming pool. K.W. area shows
good room revenue & near expressway.
Nationally known franchise.
Asking 4.15 million - great buy!
Call for private viewing
GILL GILLANI
Sales Representative
RE/MAX Real Estate Centre Inc.

(519) 741-0950 or (519) 885-9982
9 - Hole Golf Course
FOR SALE
Along beautiful Wandering
River. 2 hrs. south of Ft.
McMurray. Includes 351/2 acre
lots & a 44 stall campsite.
Call: Rod
REALTY WORLD County
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FOR SALE
44 ROOM RETIREMENT HOME
FOR SALE
R O YAL B A N K B U I L D I N G
R E G I N A , S ASKAT C H E WAN
$2,100,000 ~ NIAGARA AREA
$58,000 per Suite, 8.5% Cap Rate
Annualized Net Income $300,000
Class A Office Building
Peter Smith ~ Associate Broker
94% Occupied
National Tenants
108,235 sq. ft. - Net Rentable
12% Return
(905) 884-9498
Century 21 Smith Ltd.
Healthcare Specialist
For further information, please contact:
Tom McClocklin, CA
FOR SALE
Two buildings - 99 Units Total

$36,800 Per Suite - 10% Cap Rate
ANDREI PEREGOUDOV
(416) 359-2393
DREW KOIVU
(416) 359-2561
306-789-8300
www.colliers.com
Johnson Dealer
Same Owner 29 Years
3 Huge Boat Storage Buildings
200 Plus Boats In Storage
Showroom and 10+ residence
Open 7 Months
Asking $780,000
MANUFACTURING PLANT
Tillsonburg - 20 mins. south of Hwy 401
144,100 square feet

20,875 square feet - office
Indoor rail siding
Sprinklered / 10 acre site
Asking price $2,200,000
MLS-291844
Contact:
PLEASE CONTACT:
GREG BELL
(416) 359-2639
H. Neuman (905) 940-9711
ANDREI PEREGOUDOV
(416) 359-2393
DREW KOIVU
(416) 359-2561
GREG BELL
(416) 359-2639
Denise Currie, CCIM
FOR SALE MARINA

Low-Rise Apartment Building Complex
Upside in Rents, Principals Only
306-664-1210
Colliers McClocklin Real Estate Corp.
Brockville, Ontario
327 Units in Downtown Toronto
KUSMAN & NEUMAN REALTY
Richard Wood
R.E. Wood Realty
Broker
519-842-8418 Ext. 212

richard@woodrealty.ca
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CompuSmart opens four more stores in Ontario
Boralexexpands into the United States
CrossOff acquires DNATechnologies assets in share deal
M O N T R E A L Hartco Corp. has added four stores to its CompuSmart

division, a network of computer superstores in Canada. Hartco said
the are in the Ontario cities of North Bay, Sudbury, Thunder Bay and
Brantford. These locations give Hartco 22 CompuSmart stores, which
generate total revenue of more than $225-million.
Boralex Inc. said it completed the acquisition of two

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When markets reopen

it will be awful
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Cantor Fitzgerald and GarbanIntercapital, two of the worlds

largest xed-income interdealer
brokers, were also located in the
World Trade Center, fuelling concerns that trading in U.S. Treasuries and federal agency debt
will also be hobbled for days.
Derek Webb, of Webb Capital
Management in San Francisco,
said he is concerned about a
sharp reduction in liquidity.
Imagine all the investment
dealers that were in those buildings theyre gone, Mr. Webb
said. Every time that much liquidity goes out of the market, it
makes things that much more
volatile and that much crazier.
Most market watchers agreed
U.S. investors will dump a wide variety of stocks, especially airline and
insurance issues. Some will go to
into bonds or short-term interestbearing vehicles, some will go into
oil and gas, and some will no doubt
go into gold, said Fred Ketchen,
managing director of equities trading at ScotiaMcLeod Inc. But my
gut tells me they will want to sell.
Gerald Vincent, vice-president
of Davis Rea Investment Counsel
in Toronto, said he believes U.S.
markets will suffer a sharp selloff,
but any run would be short-lived.
Any event like this, an exogenous blow that has such systemic
impact on investor psychology,
could result in brief panic selling
but I think the effects would be
short measurable in days and
I dont think it would be precursor
to a more prolonged slump in equity markets, said Mr. Vincent.
But I think its a fair bet to suggest the Fed is preparing a game
plan to buttress the markets as
much as possible with easy liquidity. I know there is going to be
a concerted effort by global central bankers to keep the nancial
systems liquid and ush.
William McDonough, president

of the Federal Reserve Bank of
New York, conrmed the U.S.
central bank is keeping abreast of
the situation. Certainly part of
our procedure is to provide that
liquidity which is needed, he said.
Still, it will be awful when
markets reopen, said Stanley
Nabi, a managing director at
Credit Suisse Asset Management,
which oversees US$110-billion.
There are two reasons, Mr. Nabi
said from his midtown Manhattan
ofces. The rst is psychological:
Obviously, this is a blow. The second is fundamental. This will
mean the slowdown will accelerate
into a recession of some substance.
Its a disaster with a small D for
nancial markets. Personally, I
think if it becomes a big D to the
market then I would be a buyer.
In what was seen as a preview to
the United States, stocks in Europe plunged more than 5% lower
in the wake of the attack. Londons
FTSE 100 index shed 5.7% for its
largest one-day fall since the crash
of October, 1987, wiping US$98billion off the value of shares.
There is panic buying of metals, gold and oil it is complete
pandemonium, said Robin Bhar,
metals analyst at Standard Bank
London. Gold and oil have gone
up and it is a drive toward safe
haven territory.
Arthur Levitt, former chairman
of the SEC, urged U.S. markets to
open quickly. The worst thing you
can do as far as terrorists are concerned would be to give in to them.
A clue to how global markets
might react today came late last
night when New Zealand markets opened and shares tumbled
in early trade with the biggest
losses being sustained in airline,
airport and nancial stocks.
At 20:15 GMT, the NZSE-40 capital index was down 109.77 points,
or 5.6%, at 1,865.93 points.
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Many buildings in Chicago, including the Sears Tower, were shut down
as security measures in response to the attack at the World Trade Center.
Analysts sayuncertaintywill lift

oil prices, hitting an arrayof firms
OIL
The U.S. in the recent past has

been retaliatory. Depending on
the backlash, and depending on
who it is, we could be in for frosty
relations with the Middle East.
In London, Brent futures
surged US$3.60 to US$31.05 a
barrel, crude oils highest level
since December, before closing at
US$29.06.
U.S. companies unable to trade
on the New York Mercantile Exchange, which closed after the attacks, funnelled their purchases
through Londons International
Petroleum Exchange.
Analysts said while the attacks
present no immediate threat to
world oil supplies, the uncertainty surrounding the events will
continue to lift oil prices, hitting a
broad sweep of companies and
could push the already fragile
U.S. economy into a recession,.
As well, natural gas prices,
which have fallen well below
US$3, are likely to rise in tandem, they said.
This is an unprecedented situation in terms of impact and
breadth, said Brian Prokop, an
oil and gas analyst with Peters &
Co. And in any time of crisis, regardless of where it is in the
globe, oil prices tend to go up.
About a third of the worlds oil is
pumped in the Middle East. The
United States relies on nine million
barrels of crude oil a day from the
region, more than half its 16 million barrels a day of input in reneries.
Rick George, president and
chief executive of Suncor Energy
Inc., said the attack could lead to
higher demand for petroleum
products such as jet fuel if there is
a military buildup. Security of
supply will be foremost on our
minds. I think this will unfold relatively slowly and its not panic
time, said Mr. George, whose oil
company like others in Calgary
heightened security, while some
others sent employees home early yesterday.
Shares of most oil and gas companies were up, although Anderson Exploration Ltd. fell $2.27 to
$37.50 on some speculation the

events could stie its US$4.6-billion sale to U.S.-based Devon Energy Corp. Husky Energy Inc.,
whose shares have been soaring
on rumours of a sale, were off 74
to close at $18.25.
Analysts said stocks of domestic
energy companies stand to gain
the most when trading resumes,
however those with international
operations are more at risk.
One of the hardest hit is expected to be Talisman Energy Inc.,
which has been under pressure to
divest its operations in the Sudan.
Its shares sank $1.15 to close at
$60.50 before trading was halted.
Talisman receives 15% of its production, or about 50,000 barrels
a day, from its stake in the project
with the national oil companies
of China, Malaysia and Sudan.
It would seem like the tide was
turning in [Talismans] favour in
terms of the Bush administration,
said Scott Inglis, research director
at FirstEnergy Capital Corp. But I
would think that now turns 180degrees the other way. I think Sudan and other countries that have
been known to harbour terrorists
are going to have increased pressures put on them by the House [of
Representatives] and by the U.S.
Youve got to think its not good for
their involvement in the Sudan.
Gwyn Morgan, president and
CEO of Alberta Energy Co., doe
not believe the attacks have
changed the long-term outlook
for supply. Whats been shown in
the past is with these events, the
impact on supply and demand is
very, very transitory, he said.
The basic Middle Eastern producing countries are very stable.
Ali Rodriguez, Secretary-General of OPEC, said the Arab-dominated cartel would ensure world
oil supplies and price stability.
OPEC member countries are
committed to their promises to
guarantee sufcient oil supplies
and their policy of strengthening
market stability, said Mr. Rodriguez. Furthermore, OPECs
members are prepared to use
their spare capacity, if deemed
necessary, to achieve these goals.
Financial Post, with les from
Claudia Cattaneo, Reuters
chowes@nationalpost.com
We were scared to death, said

Tina Adams, who works for the
banking security division at Bank
of Nova Scotia. A lot of people
left to explain what had happened to their kids. Most children could never understand
something like this.
Those who remained struggled
to reach their colleagues in New
York as phone lines were clogged.
By afternoon, Michael Roberts,
chief executive of Citibank Canada, said he still could not get
through to the companys Manhattan ofces.
We have a lot of colleagues and
friends in that area and everyones worried, said Mr. Roberts,
who is American. How could you
not be just distraught by the barbarity of what has happened?
Eight Scotiabank employees
were working at the World Trade
Center when terrorists rammed
the rst of two planes into one of
the twin 110-storey towers.
The employees, who were in a
smaller building east of the south
tower, work for the banks metalstrading division, ScotiaMocatta. All
escaped without injury before the
tower collapsed about 10:05 a.m.
Meanwhile, ofcials at TD Waterhouse Group Inc. spent much
of the day trying to determine if
any employees were killed or hurt
in the attacks.
TD Waterhouse, an online brokerage controlled by TD Bank,
had a small ofce on the 24th
oor of the south tower. Jeff Keay,
a TD spokesman, said late yesterday afternoon that all 17 people
who usually worked there had
been accounted for.
TD Waterhouses headquarters
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TSE
The TSE obviously plummeted

straight away, observed Joe Connolly, the director of research and
trading at Cockeld, Porretti and
Cunningham Investment Counsel in Toronto. Again, it's people
running to safety and running to
cash until you gure out what's
going on.
Luc Desbines, a fund manager
with Pictet in Montreal, described the brief trading session
as panic selling with nobody
willing to buy, and predicted the
markets would be in for a rough
ride when they reopened.
I wasnt there when Kennedy
was shot, so I cant tell you about
that, but yes: This is the craziest
thing Ive ever seen. Its chaos.
He added that the devastation
wrought in New York and Washington D.C. hammered insurance
stocks in Canada as investors reacted to the looming spectre of
staggering liability payments.
Great-West Lifeco Inc. dropped
9.35%, Sun Life Financial lost
8.39%, Clarica Life Insurance Co.
was off 6.58% and blue-chip
Manulife Financial Corp. was
down 5.82%. The country's major banks all suffered declines,
led by National Bank of Canada's
8.24% slide and Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce, which
dropped 4.36%.
Donna Morrison, a spokeswoman with Manulife in Toronto, said it was way too early to
assess the nancial implications
for Manulife, which evacuated a
number of ofces in the city yesterday, including two opposite
the U.S. consulate.
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are nearby on Wall Street. Initially, those employees remained conned to their ofces, because the
air quality was so bad with the
dust and smoke, said Mr. Keay.
Then the building was evacuated.
At RBC Dominion Securities
Inc., whose main Manhattan ofce is a couple of blocks from the
World Trade Center, about 300
staff were evacuated. Non-essential employees were sent home,
while others were sent to an
undisclosed location
As far as we know, we havent
had any employees injured, said
Paul Wilson, an RBC spokesman.
The building and infrastructure
are not damaged.
Mr. Roberts said it appeared the
U.S. Federal Reserve would act to
ensure enough liquidity to keep
the nancial system functioning.
Most banks and brokerage rms
promised business as usual today, though it was difcult to see
how that could happen.
They just dont know what damage has been done to the infrastructure that allows the markets
to work, said Keith Sjgren of the
Taddingstone Consulting Group, a
nancial-services consulting rm.
You almost have to wonder if
some of these rms can survive.
Theyve lost some key people.
Mr. Sjgren said he was particularly worried about the safety
Ellen Kratzer, a Fiduciary Trust
employee who is an investment
advisor to some of Canadas
wealthiest people. Fiduciary
Trust occupied ve oors of the
World Trade Centers south tower
all of them 90 stories or higher.
CIBC said it will resume normal
operations in BCE Place and
Commerce Court in Toronto today.
The airplane hijackings and

continent-wide airport closures
also triggered a dumping of
transport and hospitality stocks.
Bombardier Inc. fell 7.59%, Air
Canada Corp. was down 6.25%
and Transat A.T. Inc. lost 5.06%,
while hotel operators like Intrawest Corp. (16.81%) and Four
Seasons Hotel Inc. (18.14%) also
posted steep declines.
People tend to want to stay at
home after this, so anything to do
with travel will be severely curtailed, explained Brian Acker, of
Acker Finley Inc. in Toronto.
Business will stop, and everyones going to be looking at their
TVs for the next four days.
Technology companies, already
bloodied by the zzling high-tech
market and a weak economy,
were battered again yesterday,
with the best-known casualties
including Vasogen Inc., down
28.21%, 724 Solutions Inc., off
19.06%, and Research in Motion
Ltd., down 16.09%.
Mr. Acker criticized the TSE for
opening its doors, however
briey, and suggested the exchange would be best advised to
remain shut until trading resumes on the NYSE and Nasdaq.
I dont think the TSE should
open, because theres a lot of inter-listed stocks, he explained.
Everything across the board was
just getting whacked. The longer
its closed, the better it is.
Its ridiculous, they should have
kept it closed, agreed Brad
Willock, U.S. Equities strategist
with RBC Investments in Toronto. There was absolutely no bid
for a whole lot of things.
Mr. Pattillo, however, defended
the decision, saying the TSE was
not aware of the extent of the situation in New York when it
opened trading.
Barrick Gold Corp. was among
the handful of winners on the
TSE, gaining 9.92% on heavy
trading. Rio Alto Explorations
(9.3%), Placer Dome Inc.
(7.14%), and Franco Nevada
Mining Corp. (6%), were also favored buys for safety-seeking investors. Oil and energy companies also benetting from the
sell-off included Bushmills Energy Corp. (14.29%), Petro-Canada
(5.29%), and Suncor Energy Inc.
(4.74%), all of which registered
gains.
Despite the relatively strong
performance of these companies,
few investors could see any cause
for optimism.
Theres not any winners here,
said Mr. Acker. Earnings will
take a hit right across the board.
Financial Post
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Commerzbank
fails again in
quest for merger
by 240 million euros this year by
freezing hiring, scrapping some
information-technology projects
and closing 150 branches.
One can assume that further
cost-cutting measures will be initiated, Mr. Pietsch said yesterday, without being more specic.
In the second quarter, costs at
the Frankfurt-based bank rose
16% to 1.48 billion euros, marking the sixth straight quarter that
expenses rose by 15% or more.
It makes sense for Commerzbank to cut fat where there
is fat but not muscle, said Patrick
Lemmens, an analyst at ABN Asset Management in Amsterdam.
The German banks arent down
to muscle yet.
Deutsche Bank AG and HypoVereinsbank AG, Germanys
two biggest banks, also are trying
to reduce expenses to revive earnings as revenue from the securities business and retail banking
falls along with nancial markets.
Deutsche Bank has said it plans
to eliminate 2,600 jobs through
2003 and Munich-based HVB is
working on cutting 5,500 staff.
While discussions with UniCredito never got to a concrete
stage, the banks were aiming at a
cross-border combination, Mr.
Pietsch said. The Financial
Times Deutschland said the talks
ended because Commerzbank
was asking for too high a price.
Must cut costs

after talks with
UniCredito break off
BY SIL JE SKOGSTAD
Commerzbank
AG said yesterday merger talks
with Italys UniCredito Italiano
SpA had ended, in the second
time in 14 months it had failed to
combine with a rival, and the rm
now plans to step up cost-cutting
efforts as prots slump.
Investors want Germanys
fourth-largest bank to merge because its return on equity, at
4.5%, is among the lowest in Europe. Prots fell 87% in the second quarter and its shares have
lagged those of competitors, including Deutsche Bank AG, over
the past ve years.
Commerzbank is too small and
hasnt been a good investment for
years, said Michael Trauth, who
helps manage US$8-billion at
Baden Wuerttembergische Kapitalanlagegesellschaft in Stuttgart.
The companys management
should be focusing on getting
the house in order, he said.
Commerzbank began talks with
UniCredito, Italys No. 2 bank, after the German banks new chief
executive, Klaus-Peter Mueller,
said last month he would discuss
mergers. The talks collapsed because its not possible to do such
a transaction in the current market conditions, said Peter
Pietsch,
a
Commerzbank
spokesman.
Milan-based UniCredito, led by
chief executive Alessandro Profumo, spent US$1.2-billion last October to buy U.S. money manager
Pioneer Group Inc. Its other acquisitions in the year included
Bulbank AD, Bulgarias biggest
bank, for 360 million euros
($515-million) and 51% of Slovakias Polnobanka for 30 million
euros.
Commerzbank has been under
pressure from investor group Cobra, which controls 10% of the
bank, to nd a partner since negotiations with Dresdner Bank
AG collapsed in July, 2000. Commerzbank remains open to the
idea of a merger, Mr. Pietsch said.
Mr. Mueller, who took over as
CEO in May, has said hell cut costs
FRANKFURT
RON EDMONDS / THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Jacques Nasser, Ford Motors chief executive, said yesterday the firm wont mortgage our future strength in product or research areas.
Fords Nasser wont rule out dividend cut

Tire recall, markets
may force move
to conserve cash
F R A N K F U R T Jacques Nasser,
chief executive of Ford Motor
Co., yesterday issued a strong defence of his strategy at the worlds
second-largest carmaker, but refused to rule out a dividend cut
amid worsening market conditions in the United States and
costs related to the groups recall
of 13 million Firestone tires.
Mr. Nasser said Ford remained
well placed both in products and
Bloomberg News
Spark of hope as Nokia hits profit target

overall group sales would decline
during the quarter, due to lower
volumes in its network equipment division. Here mobile telecoms operators in Europe especially were delaying investment
in new network capacity, it said.
Nokia said sales were expected
to drop by around 5%, compared
with a year earlier. The company
had previously forecast that sales
would be zero to 5% higher during the quarter. Douglas Smith,
an analyst with Credit Suisse First
Boston, said the statement was
obviously reassuring with Nokia
pointing out during a conference
call that inventories of mobile
phones in distribution channels
appeared to be coming down.
This view was backed up in sep-
CELLPHONE MARGINS GOOD

Nokia Corp.,
the worlds largest supplier of
mobile phones, gave a glimmer of
hope to the troubled telecommunications industry yesterday
when it said it would reach its
third-quarter prot target.
The Finnish company, which
has around 35% of the mobile
handsets market, said it had
managed to maintain healthy
margins in mobile phones and
made encouraging comments
about the U.S. handset market,
which it said was now showing
signs of picking up.
However, it also warned that
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arate comments yesterday by

French telecom equipment maker Alcatel, which said the millions
of mobile handsets that had been
clogging up sales channels in Europe had largely disappeared.
However, the infrastructure side
of the mobile business continues
to look weak, with operators investment held back by tight restraints on capital expenditure.
There are also concerns in the
industry that heavy investments
now in GSM networks may prove
unnecessary at a time when the
market is gearing up to start installing high capacity third generation networks.
The ongoing technology transition from mobile voice to mobile
data together with the economic
instability have increased uncertainty, Nokia said.
Smaller payoff
to Chevron
merger
FTC has approved the deal and

shareholders will vote on Oct. 9.
Analysts are condent the new
company, to be called Chevron
Texaco Corp., will achieve its targeted cost savings, although these
will fall well short of the savings
ExxonMobil Corp. achieved.
Analysts argue the deals are
very different, not just in size, but
in the benets of combining the
companies. There would have to
be a major uplift to achieve the
sorts of synergies we have seen
with Exxon Mobil. There will be
upside [with Chevron/Texaco],
but will it be enough? asked one
energy analyst in New York.
However, a number of other analysts were more upbeat, believing the deal will create big cost
savings because of a signicant
overlap in upstream assets.
Financial Times
Some analysts are questioning

the upside of Chevron Corp.s
US$40-billion acquisition of Texaco Inc., and say it is unlikely the
combined company will be on par
with the Exxon/Mobil or
BP/Amoco/Arco acquisitions.
Chevron and Texaco expect to
reap annual cost savings of at
least US$1.2-billion within six to
nine months of completion and
are widely expected to revise that
number upward this year. The
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p.cloudy 15/3
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VANCOUVER
p.cloudy
p.cloudy 20/11
20/11
CALGARY
CALGARY
showers
showers 11/3
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VICTORIA
VICTORIA
p.cloudy
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REGINA
REGINA
p.cloudy 16/3
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BILLINGS
BILLINGS
showers
showers 22/11
22/11
CHARLOTTETOWN
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WINNIPEG
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p.cloudy
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FRANCISCO
p.cloudy 21/13
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na - not available pc - partly cloudy r - rain
rs - rain/snow s - sun sn - snow sf - snow flurries
sh - showers t - thunderstorms w - windy
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INDIANAPOLIS
INDIANAPOLIS
sunny 27/17
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ATLANTA
ATLANTA
p.cloudy 28/18
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PHOENIX
PHOENIX
p.cloudy
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DALLAS
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Ottawa
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Sept-Iles
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Toronto
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Edmundston
Fredericton
Gander
Goose Bay
Halifax
Iqaluit
Liverpool
Moncton
New Glasgow
Port aux Basques
Saint John
St. John's
Stephenville
Summerside
Sydney
Truro
Yarmouth
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Boston
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Buffalo
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Chicago
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Dallas
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Denver
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Honolulu
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Houston
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Los Angeles
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Miami
29/26t
New Orleans
30/22pc
New York
24/17s
Orlando
29/23t
Philadelphia
26/18pc
Phoenix
39/27pc
Salt Lake City
27/13r
San Diego
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San Francisco
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Seattle
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Washington
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West Palm Beach 29/25t
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NEW
NEW YORK
YORK
sunny
sunny 24/17
24/17
ONTARIO AND QUEBEC
Today
HALIFAX
HALIFAX
p.cloudy
p.cloudy 22/9
22/9
OKLAHOMA
OKLAHOMA
CITY
CITY
sunny 29/14
29/14
sunny
LOS
LOS ANGELES
ANGELES
LOS
ANGELES
p.cloudy
p.cloudy22/9
21/17
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MONTREAL
MONTREAL
p.sunny
p.sunny 21/12
21/12
WINDSOR
WINDSOR
p.cloudy 27/14
27/14
p.cloudy
CHICAGO
CHICAGO
p.cloudy
p.cloudy 26/15
26/15
DENVER
DENVER
cloudy 30/13
30/13
cloudy
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Abbreviations for 4 day forecast: daytime high,
overnight low and conditions
OTTAWA
OTTAWA
p.sunny 21/9
21/9
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TORONTO
TORONTO
p.cloudy
p.cloudy 26/10
26/10
MINNEAPOLIS
MINNEAPOLIS
p.cloudy
p.cloudy 22/11
22/11
SALT
SALT LAKE
LAKE CITY
CITY
showers
showers 27/13
27/13
Wane:Oct 10
FREDERICTON
FREDERICTON
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QUEBEC
QUEBEC
p.sunny
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THUNDER
THUNDER BAY
BAY
showers
showers 16/4
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USA
IQALUIT
IQALUIT
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FORT
FORT
McMURRAY
McMURRAY
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PRINCE
PRINCE
GEORGE
GEORGE
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Brandon
Calgary
Churchill
Cranbrook
Edmonton
Ft. McMurray
Kamloops
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Moose Jaw
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Regina
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Vancouver
Victoria
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Frankfurt auto show, Mr. Nasser

said: I wouldnt rule anything
out. It will depend on what happens in the economy. Can we improve our cash position?
It is going to be a ne mix and
balance to make sure that we do
not mortgage our future strength
in product or research areas.
Mr. Nasser defended the decision to recall voluntarily 13 million Firestone tires at a cost to
Ford of about US$3-billion, saying it was the right move to protect customer interests. He also
discounted claims that the rm
was losing its grip on the highmargin light truck market.
CHURCHILL
CHURCHILL
p.sunny
p.sunny 8/5
8/5
For updated weather reports

check out National Post Online
Full:Oct 2
have persuaded some Wall Street

analysts to urge a dividend cut to
help preserve cash at the company.
According to analysts at Goldman Sachs, the U.S. investment
bank, Fords net liquidity could
fall to US$1.1-billion in 2002 after
recall and cost-cutting charges,
compared with US$7.2-billion in
the second quarter of this year.
Theres little point in paying a
near-term dividend thats not
viewed as sustainable, said Gary
Lapidus at Goldman Sachs.
Industry analysts calculate that
a maintained dividend of
US$1.20 would cost Ford
US$2.2-billion.
Speaking on the fringes of the
YELLOWKNIFE
YELLOWKNIFE
sunny 13/8
13/8
sunny
WEATHER
New:Sept 17
market share to overcome the

slowing North American market.
But he admitted the group was
going through difcult times,
prompted mainly by the tire recall, but also exacerbated by
mounting U.S. media speculation
over his future role.
Although he admitted feeling
very uncomfortable with the media attention, Mr. Nasser insisted
the groups strategy remained on
track. That is very strong and focused around the consumer and
great brands and very exciting cars
and trucks, he added.
Nevertheless, declining prots in
Fords core North American business and Firestone-related costs
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Berlin
Brussels
Budapest
Buenos Aires
Cairo
Cape Town
Dublin
Edinburgh
Geneva
Hong Kong
Jerusalem
Johannesburg
Kingston
Lisbon
London
Madrid
Manila
Mexico City
Moscow
Nairobi
Nassau
New Delhi
Paris
Prague
Rio de Janeiro
Rome
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Sydney
Tokyo
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Warsaw
Today
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Fri.
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NA0912C012X (R/O) 9/11/01 20:10

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Saab considering North American production

Saab Automobile, the Swedish
FIELD
subsidiary of General Motors, is
considering building cars at one of GMs North
American plants as part of a sharp expansion program. Peter Augustsson, Saab chief executive, yes-
terday said the group had drawn

up a short list of potential U.S. assembly operations where it could utilize spare GM
capacity. He said the move could follow a big increase in Saabs annual output. Financial Times
NOTES
EC warns of
gridlock threat
to transport
NEEDS REVITALIZATION
Call to harmonize
tax on diesel
for commercial use
BY MICHAEL MANN
B R U S S E L S Europes railways
and waterways must be revitalized and taxation systems must
better reect the true costs of
road transport if the continent is
to avoid complete trafc gridlock,
the European Commission will
warn today.
The EC will propose the harmonization of tax on diesel for commercial use at a level higher than
the current European Union average. This would bring environmental benets and allow truckers from different EU states to
compete on more equal terms,
according to a White Paper that
includes 60 measures aimed at
shifting goods off congested

roads, cutting pollution, boosting
transport technology and improving safety.
It is generally acknowledged
that not always and not everywhere do the individual modes of
transport pay for the costs they
generate, the EC argues. As a result, there is no real incentive to
use the cleanest modes of transport or the least congested networks.
With excise duty on diesel
ranging from 797 euros
(US$725) per 1,000 litres in the
United Kingdom to 246 euros in
Greece, harmonization would
bring sharp cuts in prices at the
pumps in some countries and
big increases elsewhere. The
change would also allow countries where gasoline and diesel
prices differ widely to close the
tax differential between the two
for private use, the EC believes.
However, although the idea
would be welcomed by hardpressed haulage industries in
some countries and tally with
some of the EUs ambitious environmental goals, it is unlikely to

make much progress, as all legislation on direct taxation in the
EU must be agreed unanimously.
Elsewhere, the 130-page document includes several ideas the
EC has been pushing unsuccessfully for a long time.
It warns EU governments that if
they fail to take bold steps now,
Europes roads will become increasingly blocked, railways will
fade further and pollution will
worsen, despite the EUs commitments under the Kyoto climate
change agreement.
Among the ideas agged are
plans for an EU-wide framework
for transport charges, opening up
international rail passenger services to competition and dedicating a network of railway lines exclusively to goods services.
The EC suggests a system of sea
motorways, a tonnage-based
maritime taxation system and
tougher maritime safety regulations.
It again presses for the establishment of a single air trafc
management system, tougher
measures to reduce noise and
pollution from aircraft and revisits the idea of ending the exemption from excise duty enjoyed by
aviation fuel.
The paper paints a grim picture
of the EUs transport infrastructure, where road makes up 44 per
cent of the goods transport compared with just 8 per cent for rail.
According to the EC, the number of cars has tripled in the last
30 years with an increase of three
million cars a year.
Financial Times
Hyundai deal facing opposition

Shareholder group,
labour unhappy
BY ALEXANDRA HARNEY
A consortium led by
American International Group
Inc. and WL Ross faced a fresh
challenge yesterday in its bid to
acquire three units of the
Hyundai group for 1.1 trillion
SEOUL
won (US$857-million).
Hyundai Securities, one of the
companies in which the AIG-WL
Ross consortium has agreed to
invest, said its labour union was
gathering support from employees to request an extraordinary
shareholders meeting to block
the deal.
A group representing minority
shareholders has also promised
to le an injunction against the
company and threatened to sue
Hyundai Securities directors if
the transaction is approved under the current terms.
The moves are the latest twist in
the year-long negotiations over
the sale of the nancial units in
the Hyundai group, a deal that is
being closely watched as a test of
the South Korean governments
dedication to corporate reform.
The talks have been fraught
with difculty since their inception, as due diligence revealed
larger nancial problems than
previously thought.
The latest dispute revolves
around the price at which
Hyundai Securities will issue
shares as part of a third party offering to the AIG-WL Ross consortium and shareholders.
The two sides disagreed over the

price, but on Saturday, the
Hyundai board appeared to resolve the row when it informally
approved the AIG consortiums
7,000 won share price, once the
stock fell to that level.
Yesterday the stock closed up
0.62% at 8,100 won.
But the offering was part of a
complicated deal in which the
AIG-WL Ross consortium would
invest 1.1 trillion won into three
companies Hyundai Securities,
Hyundai Investment Trust & Securities, and Hyundai Investment Trust Management.
The agreement represents the
largest-ever foreign investment in
South Korea and would unlock
parallel funding of 900 billion won
from the Korean government, ensuring the survival of Hyundais nancial units and providing much
needed support to the countrys
troubled nancial sector.
The government is anxious for a
conclusion to the deal, one of several high-prole asset sales to foreign investors that have come to
represent South Koreas commitment to reform.
Europe auto
sales system
called rip-off
ers network, would harm competition and leave prices unaffected.

He said allowing dealers to sell
more than one brand would restrict consumers choice as retailers would only sell the more profitable models.
Mr. Folz warned that scrapping
the exemption, would lead to
thousands of job losses and could
endanger lives by allowing fewer
expert technicians to repair vehicles.
However, Jim Murray, director
of the European Consumers Association, dismissed those fears,
saying that several surveys had
shown that the service offered
by franchised dealers was no
better
than
independent
garages.
The association wants a complete abolition of the exemption,
which has caused widespread
consumer anger at inated car
prices in large markets such as
Germany and Britain.
Philip Evans of the British Consumers Association said: The
European car industry is on the
brink of an historic opportunity:
It can choose to side with the consumer, or it can stick to an outmoded, inefcient, anti-competitive system.
However, Wolfgang Schneider,
vice-president of Ford Europe
and the representative for the European Automobile Manufacturers Association, told MEPs the
exemption was the best possible
system.
Sir Richard Branson said abolishing the exemption could lead
to price falls of up to 5%. Its
about time the preferred position
of the car manufacturers was rebalanced in favour of consumers.
BRANSON URGES CHANGES

BY FRANCESCO GUERRERA
Car makers clashed

with consumer groups and Internet car retailers yesterday over
the future of the block exemption
that has protected the car industry from competition rules for 20
years.
In the latest round of an intensive lobbying effort by both sides,
Sir Richard Branson, whose Virgin Group owns the British online
retailer Virgin cars, told the European Parliament the exemption
allowed manufacturers to manipulate the market and rip-off consumers by keeping prices high.
He urged the European Commission, which is considering
plans to overhaul the exemption,
to scrap the existing system.
The EC is due to publish its proposals by the end of the year before the expiry of the current
regime in September, 2002, and
is believed to be nalizing details
such as the length of the transition period between the old and
new systems.
Jean-Martin Folz, chief executive of French group PSA Peugeot Citron, said changing the
current system, which allows
manufacturers to control distribution through exclusive deal-
B RUS S E L S
NA0912C012X (R/O)
Financial Times, with les

from Reuters
Financial Times
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U.K.s GlaxoSmithKline forms alliance with Japans Tanabe Mitsubishi Electric to reduce earnings forecast this month SurfControl maybuyvaluable Irish Internet securityfirm
GlaxoSmithKline PLC of the U.K. has agreed to a broadranging alliance with Tanabe, a leading Japanese pharmaceuticals company, to research, develop and commercialize Tanabe compounds. The
agreement will provide GSK access to some of Tanabes pre-clinical
compounds in the areas of psychiatry, neurology, urology and diabetes.
TOKYO
T O K YO Mitsubishi Electric, Japans third-largest electrical machinery maker, plans to lower its forecast for earnings this month after admitting its semiconductor and mobile phone divisions have taken a
battering from the global slowdown. We last made a prot forecast in
April and there has been a worldwide economic slowdown since then.
Reections of the worlds largest auto show
GE Capital signs
US$1B financing
deal with Xerox
DEBT-REDUCTION MOVE
GE Capital serves
as primary vendor
financing partner
STAMFORD, CONN. Xerox Corp.
yesterday announced an agreement with GE Capital in which

the company will become its primary vendor nancing partner
and provide Xerox with US$1-billion in nancing.
The agreement comes as part of
a plan announced last October by
Stamford, Conn.-based Xerox to
end its practice of nancing cus-
VENTURE OWNED
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AND 19% BY XEROX
tomer equipment. The move was
an effort by the company to trim
its debt of about US$16-billion.
The US$1-billion nancing for
Xerox will be secured by the companys lease receivables, Xerox
said, and is subject to closing conditions and due diligence.
With the transition of U.S.
equipment nancing to GE Capital Xerox will transform its balance sheet by eliminating substantial debt while ensuring our cus-
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B Y JA M E S KY N G E
tomers receive world-class nancing services, Xerox chief executive

Anne Mulcahy said in a statement.
The nancing will further enhance Xeroxs liquidity and the
added cash becomes an interim
source of customer nancing for
the balance of the year, she added.
Xerox will move almost all of its
customer administration operations to a joint venture to be
owned 81% by GE Capital Vendor
Financial Services and 19% by
Xerox. The two sides will jointly
manage the company.
Xerox customer service employees will move to the new joint venture on Jan. 2, Xerox said. The
company also said the change to
third-party equipment nancing
would remove, over time, as much
as US$10-billion in nancing-related debt from its balance sheet.
About 65% of Xeroxs total debt
is related to equipment nancing,
about half of which is in the United States, the company said.
In October, 2000, Xerox said it
would move to third-party equipment nancing as part of its turnaround strategy aimed at restoring nancial strength.
Ms. Mulcahy in recent weeks
has said she was condent of solidifying a nancing deal by the
end of the fourth quarter.
Xerox shares closed on Monday
at $9.05. Trading on the New
York Stock Exchange was suspended yesterday after airplane
attacks destroyed the World
Trade Center in New York.
Reuters
Britains SurfControl PLC, whose software helps rms

block employee access to pornographic Web sites, said it is considering a
bid for Irish Internet security rm Baltimores content technologies unit.
Baltimore bought Content, which provides e-mail screening software,
for US$1-billion last year, but analysts say it is worth US$70-million.
LONDON
French expansion, fell to 0.3% in

the second quarter from 1.2% in
the rst. There was no growth in
investment after a rise of 0.6% in
the rst quarter, with slightly higher business investment offsetting
declines elsewhere. Exports fell
1.9% in the second quarter, after a
fall of 0.1% in the rst.
Jean-Claude Trichet, governor
of the Bank of France and member of the governing council of
the European Central Bank,
echoed Mr. Fabius in making cautiously optimistic noises about
European growth yesterday.
Mr. Trichet said he believed the
European economy would expand by 2% this year in spite of
weakness in Germany and Spain.
French ofcials are trying to contain effects of low growth on their
budgets, but are unlikely to meet
initial revenue targets for the year.
B E I J I N G Silver-haired pensioners lined up for hours next to

members of Chinas emerging
yuppie class in 13 cities yesterday
to snap up subscriptions to the
countrys rst Western-style mutual fund, buying up half of the
funds US$364-million retail value within two hours of its launch.
The persistence of retail investors came despite warnings of
the risks of stock market investment borne out by the state of domestic indexes, now trading at 15month lows. The China Securities
Regulatory Commission, the industry regulator, warned investors last week of the risks of
buying the new funds, saying
they could face huge redemption
pressures and even liquidation if
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Chinas leaders are said to be
taking a close interest in the fund,
which is being seen as a test case.
There are some 40 funds in China, but all of them are closed-end,
with restrictions that make them
less attractive to investors.
The open-ended fund is run by
Huaan Fund Management Co.,
with advice from JF Funds in
Hong Kong, a unit of JP Morgan
Fleming Asset Management.
It is off-limits to foreigners and
will invest only in domestic Ashares, representing a key reform
for Chinas capital markets.
The 60 million investors in Chinas domestic bourses are motivated by tipoffs from shady insiders. So murky is this world and so
tenuous is market regulation, that
ofcials acknowledge keeping
tabs on price manipulation, falsied corporate information and insider trading is an uphill battle.
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Juergen Hubbert, the DaimlerChrysler board member responsible for Mercedes and Smart cars, is seen
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French economy hits a slowdown

Grows at slowest rate
in the past two years
BY VICTOR MALLET
PA R I S Frances economy, the
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grew at its slowest rate in more
than two years during the second
quarter, as consumption slowed
and exports fell, according to the
statistics institute Insee.
French gross domestic product
expanded 0.3%, the slowest since
the fourth quarter of 1998, to give
a year-on-year rise of 2.3%. Forecasts of rst-quarter growth were
lowered to 0.4% from 0.5%.
Laurent Fabius, the countrys Finance Minister, yesterday sought
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of economic prospects. Speaking
before news of the attacks in the
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French growth in 2002 would surpass this year, and that business
would see an upturn by the nal
quarter of 2001 at the latest.
Mr. Fabius said the latest gure
was still positive and repeated
growth in France was superior to
that of many of our neighbours.
However, Mr. Fabius has been
obliged to downgrade his predictions on the French economy in the
face of the global slowdown.
Lionel Jospin, the Prime Minister, had hoped to benet from continued high growth and falling unemployment in the run-up to next
years presidential and parliamentary elections. But the number of
jobless began to increase three
months ago, while GDP growth
has slowed more than expected.
The Insee gures showed the
growth in household consumption, which has helped sustain the
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W E D N E S DAY, S E P T E M B E R 1 2 , 2 0 0 1
Attacks on U.S. landmarks sank Europes indexes yesterday, with insurers and airlines taking the biggest hit while investors scrambled for
oil stocks. European shares fell more than 6%. The pan-European
FTSE Eurotop 300 dropped 6.3% and the DJ Stoxx 50 tumbled 6.4%,
both hitting their lowest levels since December, 1998. Milan halted its
after-hours trading and the Deutsche Boerse said it received a bomb
threat, stopping late-session trading on the DAX index. Earlier, Nas-
B O N D S
Canadian issues jump in

flurryof safe-haven flows
T O R O N T O Canadian bonds
jumped sharply higher in a thin,
truncated trading session after
the terrorist attacks that destroyed the World Trade Center
in New York and damaged the
Pentagon yesterday unleashed a
short urry of ight-to-quality interest in bonds.
The short end, which usually
outperforms during periods
dominated by safe-haven ows,
substantially outpaced longer
bonds yesterday.
But with trading in U.S. nancial markets halted and many
Canadian trading desks essentially shut down in the wake of
the attacks, substantive trading
in Canadian bonds was over early
in the session.
The Bank of Canada cancelled a
bond buyback operation scheduled for yesterday morning and
postponed its treasury bill auction until today at 10:30 ET.
Trading in Canadian government bond and bankers acceptance futures on the Montreal Exchange was suspended early in
the session.
Canadian bonds area likely to
enjoy a renewed safe-haven bid
today if stock markets open and
again come under pressure from
the global market anxieties trig-
gered by yesterdays terrorist attacks, analysts said.

Certainly, the initial reaction, I
think, that well see tomorrow is
the bond markets do relatively
well, and the U.S. market outperform Canada, said Rick Egelton,
deputy chief economist at Bank
of Montreal.
Canadian bond markets typically underperform U.S. treasuries
when ight-to-quality ows dominate markets. With the full implications of yesterdays disastrous attacks not yet clear, the
ight-to-quality ows may prove
sustained, Mr. Egelton said.
Dow Jones
BENCHMARK YIELDS
Prev. Spd.
Latest close off
Bond or bill
%
% Can.
Canada 3-mo. T-bill 3.70 3.72
U.S. 3-mo. T-bill
3.27 3.27 43
Canada 2-yr bond
3.92 3.97
U.S. 2-yr bond
3.52 3.51 40
Canada 10-yr bond 5.33 5.33
U.S. 10-yr bond
4.84 4.84 48
Australia 10-yr bond 5.38 5.64 -6
Britain 10-yr bond
4.86 4.91 46
France 10-yr bond 4.89 4.97 43
Germany 10-yr bond 4.78 4.86 55
Japan 10-yr bond
1.42 1.42 391
Canada 30-yr bond 5.72 5.73
U.S. 30-yr bond
5.44 5.44 28
Other yields, Page C20
C U R R E N C Y
US$ falls against euro, yen

but rises against C$
N E W YO R K The U.S. dollar fell
2% against the euro, gave up
three yen and hit seven-month
lows against the pound and the
Swiss franc yesterday after airplane attacks destroyed both towers of the World Trade Center in
New York and damaged the Pentagon near Washington.
This is bad for the U.S. dollar,
said Bernard Tsui, vice-president
and forex advisor at Union Bank
of California in Los Angeles.
The series of events sent the dollar spiralling lower in panic selling in thin markets, and raised
concern about investors condence in U.S. assets.
The knee-jerk reaction to the
blasts has been to sell the dollar
I would expect further gains in the
near term. Key to how much the
dollar suffers is whether this will
affect foreign investor condence
in U.S. assets, said Ian Stannard
at BNP Paribas in London.
In thin, nervous midday dealings, the dollar came close to
three-month
lows
around
118.55, but steadied near 119
off a full 3.0 below four-week
peaks hit overnight against the
Japanese currency on concerns
about the Japanese economy.
The greenback was pinned to
session lows near US91.70 per
euro, down more than 1.9% from

the previous U.S. close. Against
the Swiss franc, the U.S. currency
fell to seven-month lows below
1.64 francs, but steadied around
1.6420 francs in midday trade,
down more than 2.90% from the
previous U.S. close.
New York stock and commodity
exchanges were shut down indefinitely. Trading in U.S. treasury
bonds was halted and activity
was light in foreign exchange
markets.
[Its] just panic buying. Obviously, a lot of market players are
downtown, so there is not much
liquidity, so prices are pretty crazy,
said Hugh Walsh, trader at Fortis
U.S.A. in midtown New York.
Several top nancial services
rms have ofces in the World
Trade Center, including Morgan
Stanley, Switzerlands Credit Suisse Group and Germanys Commerzbank and Deutsche Bank.
Overnight, the yen tumbled to
four-week lows against the dollar
after Standard & Poors warned it
may downgrade Japans credit
rating if the pace of reform in
Japan did not pick up. But the
Japanese currency rebounded
sharply after the U.S. bombings.
The Canadian dollar fell in
light and volatile closing at
US63.90 from US64.01 on
Monday. The U.S. dollar closed at
$1.5650 from $1.5623.
Gold, oil and industrial metals leaped in Europe yesterday as investors scrambled for
safety in solid assets after attacks
on the U.S. World Trade Center
and other U.S. landmarks sent
equities and the dollar tumbling.
There is panic buying of metals, gold and oil it is complete
pandemonium, said Robin Bhar,
metals analyst at Standard Bank
London. Gold and oil have gone
up and it is a drive towards safe
haven territory.
Oil and gold rose 6% and prime
industrial metal copper leaped
4% after two hijacked planes
crashed into and later toppled
New Yorks World Trade Center
towers.
Base metals prices also jumped,
gathering pace as speculators
who had been running short positions betting on further price
declines against a continued
gloomy economic background
scrambled to buy back metal.
Benchmark industrial metal copper rose to a daily high of
US$1,501 a tonne, basis three
months, from Mondays US$1,446
close before paring those gains in
late afternoon.
Copper ended the days oor
LONDON
daq Europe halted trading and the Deutsche Boerse suspended action
in U.S. stocks. All of Europes sector indexes except energy fell. The insurance sector dropped 11.4% as investors weighed the damage costs.
Swiss Re fell 17.3% and Royal & Sun Alliance fell 15.2%. Tokyo stocks
bounced back from 17-year lows, closing before the U.S. attacks. Equi-
GOLDS JUMP,
INSURERS FALL
ON BAY STREET
SHORTENED SESSION
Terrorist attacks
likely to cost
insurers billions
Terrorist attacks
against U.S. targets resonated in
insurance stocks around the world
yesterday. There were heavy losses
in stocks ranging from Munich Re
and Allianz to Swiss Re and Royal
& Sun Alliance.
The damage is expected to cost
insurers billions of dollars, facing
claims for damage to the World
Trade Center and surrounding
buildings, as well as the costs of
business interrupted while buildings are repaired or rebuilt.
The airlines involved will also
face large liability claims.
The attacks prompted the
Toronto Stock Exchange to suspend trading at 10:41 ET yesterday. At the time of the suspension, the TSE 300 Composite index was down 295.90, or 4.0%, at
7048.80, a 41 2-year low. The
Standard & Poors/TSE 60 closed
down 16.74 points or 3.9% at
411.06.
Only the gold and oil and gas
sectors were higher while the
TORONTO
trade at US$1,468, up US$22, with

aluminum up US$16, at US$1,392.
As the metals markets reeled
from the volatility of the days
trade, and uncertainty remained
over when trading in New York
markets might resume, shortterm price prospects were difcult to call.
The London International Petroleum Exchange shut for an
hour to catch up on trade volume
following the attacks but later reopened.
In contrast, soft commodities
prices on the London International Financial Futures & Options Exchange ended quietly as
activity tailed off after news of the
U.S. attacks ltered into dealing
rooms.
Robusta coffee futures edged
higher, with November coffee up
US$4 at US$472 a tonne, while
October sugar closed down
US50 cents at US$299.
London Brent blend futures
broke over US$30 a barrel for the
rst time this year until an assurance from OPEC over world
supplies eased the price to
US$29.20, up US$1.75.
Gold prices shot higher, rising
nearly 6% or US$16 an ounce to
put the London benchmark afternoon xing price at US$287 from
US$271.40.
Bloomberg News
broader market slumped sharply.

Due to the damage sustained in
the New York nancial district,
the Dow Jones and Nasdaq exchanges never opened yesterday.
Shares in Canadian banks and
insurance companies dropped
sharply. The bank-heavy nancial
services subindex tumbled 4.8%,
or 534.73 points, to 10,655.45.
At its last trade, Manulife Financial Corp. (MFC/TSE) had shed
5.8%, or $2.55, to $41.25, while
Sun Life Financial Services of
Canada (SLC/TSE) dropped 8.4%,
or $2.95, to $32.20. Fairfax Financial Holdings Ltd. (FFH/TSE)
tumbled 7.8%, or $18.50 to
$218.50.
Canada Life Financial (CL/TSE),
fell $2.76 to $41.89 and GreatWest Lifeco (GWO/TSE) fell $3.25
to $31.50.
Banks also fell sharply, with
Canadian Imperial Bank of
Commerce leading the Big Six
banks lower. CIBC (CM/TSE)
slipped 4.4%, or $2.45 to $53.75.
National Bank of Canada
(NA/TSE) was not far behind, down
$2.38, or 8.2%, to $26.50. Bank
of Nova Scotia (BNS/TSE) fell
$1.90 to $47.60 and Toronto-Dominion Bank (TD/TSE) slid $1.60
to $40.70.
Golds and precious minerals
skyrocketed 8.5%. Kinross Gold
(K/TSE) rose 20 to $1.55. Placer
Now we know what

disaster-out means
Clause allows parties
to back out when a
world event strikes
BARRY CRITCHLEY
Off The Record
Bloomberg News
C O M M O D I T I E S
Investors run to energy,

metals in attacks wake
I N T E R N AT I O N A L S T O C K S
ver the years, many columns

have focused on deals and
their ramications including
such exotica as market-out clauses, disaster-out clauses and material adverse change clauses.
Until yesterdays tragedy, those
terms, all of which are contained
in underwriting agreements and
all of which have been around for
eons, could be talked about without some context.
Now it can be safely said the underwriters and the issuers now
know what the terms mean.
Without referring to any specic deal, if I was thinking ahead
as to what would qualify as a disaster-out event, this would denitely qualify, said Tom Budd,
the Calgary-based president of
Grifths McBurney & Partners
and a two-decade veteran of the
investment business.
I would have no hesitation
about using a disaster-out clause,
said Budd, who in his time in the
securities industry has never invoked either a market-out clause
or a disaster-out clause to scuttle a
proposed nancing.
Budd said the two clauses are included in nancings where the issuer uses a bought deal or a marketed offering. (In the former, the
underwriters buy the shares at a
set price before a prospectus has
been led; in the latter, the issuer
gathers expressions of interest
and then prices the offering.)
A market-out clause means a
signicant market deterioration
[caused by] any event. This would
qualify, said Budd, who made his
comments without reference to
yesterdays trading, which saw the
Toronto Stock Exchange fall by
about 4% in the 70 minutes the local market was open.
Budd said the proper way to view
the market-out clause is to consider the situation if the market was
aware of the news of the U.S.
tragedy and chose not to open. I
would consider that to be one of
the unique times that I would in-
ties fell in South Korea, Taiwan, Thailand and the Philippines. Britain
FTSE 100 index suffered its worst one-day decline since October, 1987.
Frankfurt The DAX closed at points at 4,273.53 points, down 396.6 or
8.5%, its biggest one-day fall ever. Hong Kong The Hang Seng Index
rose 0.5%, or 51.04 points, to 10,417.36. Tokyo The Nikkei average
closed 97.26 points or 0.1%higher at 10,292.95. Sydney The S&P/ASX
200 index nished down 0.6 points, or 0.02%, at 3242.0. Reuters
Dome Inc. (PDG/TSE) reached a

new 52-week high of $19.20, but
then slipped to $18.60, up $1.24.
Barrick Gold Corp. (ABX/TSE)
rose $2.50, or 9.9%, to $27.70.
The industrial products sector,
home to technology stocks, lost
6.7%. The most actively traded
tech stock, telecoms heavyweight
Nortel Networks Corp. (NT/TSE),
fell 78 to a 612 year low of $7.56.
In individual stock news, nickel
miner Inco Ltd. (N/TSE) fell 75 to
$24.05 after Goldman Sachs cut
the company to market perform
from market outperform.
Bombardier Inc. (BBDa/TSE) slid
$1.30 to $18.75, just above its
previous 52-week low of $18.25.
The company said yesterday it
won a $125-million order from
the Taiwan Railway Administration to supply a rail safety system.
North American ski-resort operator and developer Intrawest
Corp. (ITW/TSE) tumbled $4.85 to
$24, despite announcing better
than expected prots Monday.
Intrawest said net income in the
quarter ended June 30 was $3million, or 14 a share. This was
up from the year-earlier $2.7-million, or 8 a share. Analysts
polled
by
Thomson
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Management of the Toronto
Stock Exchange will meet this
morning at 6:30 ET to determine
whether to reopen, exchange
spokesman Steve Kee said. Senior
managers will assess how markets
performed overnight before making their decision, he said.
They will look at whether overseas market trading was orderly,
how U.S. stocks fared, whether
Nasdaq will reopen, and other issues. The main question TSE
managers will want to assess is
whether there can be a fair market, said Mr. Kee.
The Canadian Venture Exchange ended its abbreviated session at 2938.61, down 41.84
points or 1.4%.
B Y JA S O N C H O W
Shares of Research In Motion

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yesterdays shortened trading session as investors reacted to an analyst report that said the company
would soon feel the pressure of
competition from Motorola Inc.
Shares in the maker of the
handheld BlackBerry wireless email device slid $3.70 to close at

$19.30.
Analyst Mark Hugh Sam of
Dundee Securities advised shareholders to sell Research In Motion
and said Motorola would be
launching a series of products that
will compete head-to-head with
RIMs wireless pager devices.
Motorola plans on selling its
network software to the carriers
who provide the service for
US$10,000 plus charge a onetime lifetime license user fee. The
plan for Motorola is to give
away its network software at
NA0912C017X
PRICING SUSPENDED
BY TRAC Y LEMAY
voke a market-out clause.

Some claimed a market out
clause should have been invoked
in October, 1987, when the nal
tranche of the privatization of
British Petroleum occurred. Because of the stock market crash
that month, the underwriters (including three Canadian rms)
took a major bath.
A disaster-out clause relates to a
world event that causes
prospective buyers not to want
to buy even though the market
doesnt go down.
While the terms are used by underwriters and issuers, they dont
often appear in prospectuses, in
part because the full underwriting agreement isnt included in
such documents.
Consider the language used in
the recent preliminary prospectus led by Sun Life Capital Trust
for an offering of Sun Life Exchangeable Capital Securities Series A. The underwriting agreement also provides that the underwriters may, at their discretion, terminate their obligations
thereunder upon the occurrence
of certain stated events.
Buyers also have certain rights,
known as rights of recission. In
essence, they have 48 hours after
the deemed receipt of the nancial prospectus to indicate
whether they are in or out. Those
rights dont allow a buyer to rescind an order because the price
of the security they have agreed to
purchase has fallen. Typically the
rights kick in if there are misrepresentations in the prospectus.
Yesterdays terrorist attacks in the

U.S. may have cancelled trading
in North American markets but it
has left mutual fund transactions
hanging. Brokers, nancial planners and fund companies were
accepting mutual fund purchase
and redemption orders yesterday
morning, but with stock markets
in the U.S. and Canada shut
down, the transactions were not
being processed.
Fund pricing, which normally
occurs after markets close, was
suspended, and will be reinstated
when markets reopen, said the
Investment Funds Institute of
Canada, the fund industry group.
Orders placed but not executed
before the shutdown will be held
as pending until markets reopen.
Trades will be completed on the
basis of values calculated at the
end of trading on the day markets
resume operations.
However, IFIC said if investors
have pending orders they will
have the option to proceed with
or cancel their pending trades.
Thats a useful reminder, said
Dan Hallett, senior investment
analyst with Sterling Mutuals
Inc. of Windsor, Ont.
An investor would have placed a
sell order, for instance, with one
price in mind, but may face a dramatically lower one when the
transaction is actually priced, if
markets get hammered when they
reopen, as many pundits predict.
The sell transaction is something that people might want to
rethink, said Mr. Hallett.
Some analysts speculate that
a low market opening might
bring about an avalanche of redemptions from skittish investors. A large volume of cashout requests could tax the liquidity of some funds.
Lots of funds have 3% cash,
said Duff Young, fund analyst and
founder of FundMonitor.com
Corp. If redemptions come in at
6%, which is possible in a tragic
scenario like this portfolio managers [may] have to sell stock at
[poor] prices.
However, Mr. Young also noted
that most fund prospectuses give
managers the discretion to freeze
redemptions if they are not in the
best interests of other fund holders. Halting redemptions from an
equity fund is unheard of, he said.
There is a precedent, however,
in that some real estate funds several years ago, facing heavy redemptions, halted cashouts for 18
months as an orderly liquidation
of their portfolios proceeded.
Fund executives discount the
prospect of heavy cashouts.
Widespread redemptions are
highly unlikely, said Bill Holland,
president and chief executive of
rm C.I. Fund Management Inc.
People arent going to redeem en
masse. Weve been through several
crashes and huge events and
people tend not to redeem when
prices are in a free-fall.
Redemptions actually slow
when bad markets strike, he said,
adding that most funds are distributed through nancial advisors who are unlikely to have advised their clients to sell out.
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with les from news services
RIM sells off after analyst report

Mark Hugh Sam
warns of threat
from Motorola
FUND TRADES
DELAYED TILL
MARKETS OPEN
cheap prices and reap the prots

by selling in high volume.
Unlike Motorola, RIM sells its
devices at cost and retains control
of the network software. It installs the software at operating
centres in conjunction with carriers. RIM earns monthly fees from
the carriers, who in turn charge
customers a monthly fee.
Mr. Sam said carriers will have
an incentive to take up Motorolas
plan because it doesnt require
them to pay a monthly fee. He estimates that a carrier under the
RIM revenue model would have to
pay $288 per customer to RIM
over three years while Motorola

would require $12.
With the impending massive reduction in recurring revenues
form the carriers, perhaps greater
than 50%, we are dramatically reducing our long-term revenue
numbers for RIM. He downgraded RIM stock to a sell and reduced his 12-month price target
to $16. We are very concerned
about RIMs future protability.
Mr. Sam said RIMs carrier market potential was shrinking as
other competitors enter the market. He added that its hardware
niche was under siege as other
competitors introduced new
products.
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chow@nationalpost.com
NA0912C018S 9/11/01 18:45
INVESTING
C18
M U T U A L
Fund
Spec cs NAVPS $chg Fund
Close or latest for SEP 11, 2001 supplied

by Fundata Canada Inc. Prices reported
are for information purposes only. Confirmation of price should be obtained
from fund. Date following fund name
denotes last valuation. The codes
mean: X - ex-dividend; U - US$; ... change less than 1; * - RRSP eligible
(funds without * may generally be held
in RRSPs as foreign property); Z - not
available to the general public; N - No
load fund; F - Front end acquisition fee
(generally negotiable); D - deferred
declining redemption fee based on original capital invested; R - deferred
declining redemption fee based on market value; FD - F or D at buyers option;
FR - F or R at buyers option; B - both
front end and back end fee. (n) - not a
member of IFIC.
Fund
Specifics NAVPS $ chg
@rgentum Management C$
Cdn Equity Pt 09/10 . *FD
Cdn L/S Equ 09/10 . . *FD
Cdn Perform Prt 09/10*FD
Discovery Port 09/10. *FD
Income Port 09/10. . . *FD
Intl Master Prt 09/10. . FD
Intl Mst RSP Pt 09/10 *FD
Quebec Bal Port 09/10*FD
U.S. Master Pt 09/10 . . FD
US Mkt Neu C$ 09/10 *FD
8.93
11.71
11.19
11.82
8.85
9.12
7.45
9.75
8.88
7.39
@rgentum Management U$
Intl Master 09/10 . . . UFD
Intl Mst RSP Pt 09/10U*FD
U.S. Master 09/10 . . . UFD
US Mkt Neu U$ 09/10U*FD
A.P.M.(n)
Balanced 08/31 . . . . X*ZN
ABC Funds
Amer-Value 08/31 . . . . . N
Fully-Mgd 08/31 . . . . . *N
Fund-Value 08/31 . . . . *N
Acker Finley
QSA Cdn Equ A 09/10 . *F

QSA Cdn Equ B 09/10 *FD
QSA Enterprise 09/10 UFD
QSA Sel Cdn Equ 09/10*FD
QSA e-business 09/10 . FD
Acuity Mutual Funds

All Cp30 Can Eq 09/10. FD
Bond 09/10. . . . . . . . . *FD
Cdn Balanced 09/10 . *FD
Cdn Equity 09/10 . . . . *FD
G7 RSP Equity 09/10 . *FD
Glo Env Sci&Tec 09/10 FD
Global Equity 09/10. . . FD
High Income 09/10 . . *FD
Soc Val Cdn Eq 09/10 . FD
Soc Val Glo Eq 09/10 . . FD
5.82
4.76
5.67
4.72
AGF Group of Funds
Aggr Glo Stock 09/10 . FD

Aggr Growth 09/10 . . . FD
Aggr Japan 09/10 . . . . FD
Amer Grth 09/10 . . . . . FD
Amer TAA 09/10 . . . . . FD
Asian Grth 09/10 . . . . . FD
Canada Cl 09/10 . . . . . FD
Canadian Value 09/10 *FD
Cdn Agg Eq 09/10 . . . *FD
Cdn Agr All-Cap 09/10*FD
Cdn Bond 09/10 . . . . . *FD
Cdn Dividend 09/10 . . *FD
Cdn Growth Eq 09/10 *FD
Cdn High Income 09/10*FD
Cdn Opport 09/10 . . . *FD
Cdn Resources 09/10 *FD
Cdn Small Cap 09/10. *FD
Cdn Stock 09/10 . . . . *FD
Cdn Tact AA 09/10 . . *FD
Cdn Tot Ret Bnd 09/10*FD
China Focus 09/10 . . . . FD
Emerg Mkts Val 09/10. FD
Euro AA 09/10 . . . . . . . FD
European Equity 09/10 FD
Gbl Rl Es Equ 09/10 . . . FD
Germany 09/10 . . . . . . FD
Glo Gvt Bond 09/10 . . . FD
Glo Health Sc 09/10. . . FD
Glo Tot Ret Bnd 09/10 . FD
Global Equity 09/10. . . FD
Global Fin Serv 09/10 . FD
Global Resource 09/10 FD
Global Tech 09/10 . . . . FD
India 09/10. . . . . . . . . . FD
Intl Stock 09/10 . . . . . . FD
Intl Value 09/10 . . . . . . FD
Japan 09/10 . . . . . . . . . FD
Latin America 09/10 . . FD
Mgd Futures 09/10 . . *FD
MultiManager 09/10 . . FD
MultiManagerRSP 09/10FD
Precious Metals 09/10*FD
RSP Am Grth 09/10 . . *FD
RSP Am Tact AA 09/10*FD
RSP Euro Equity 09/10*FD
RSP Gbl Bond 09/10 . *FD
RSP Intl Eq Al 09/10 . *FD
RSP Intl Vl 09/10 . . . . *FD
RSP Japan 09/10 . . . . *FD
RSP World Bal 09/10 . *FD
RSP World Co 09/10 . *FD
RSP World Equ 09/10 *FD
ST Inc Cl 09/10 . . . . . . FD
Special US 09/10 . . . . . FD
US Value Class 09/10 . FD
World Balanced 09/10. FD
World Co. 09/10. . . . . . FD
World Equity 09/10 . . . FD
World Opport 09/10 . . FD
5.52
7.71
12.66
6.53
14.63
8.43
8.69
3.35
8.99
8.76
11.06
12.02
7.29
4.94
7.87
11.24
9.51
7.45
9.91
10.51
6.80
6.13
16.17
2.00
24.84
21.00
8.97
7.46
17.71
3.99
3.44
18.98
5.26
25.93
31.67
9.68
12.29
15.94
10.80
29.70
5.75
5.98
7.22
3.45
6.76
20.32
6.91
27.42
10.10
6.31
3.38
7.95
6.82
6.08
1.81
1.19
9.44
42.69
4.86
3.58
1.19
4.47
4.84
4.01
3.93
5.36
6.12
10.36
4.14
5.81
3.49
7.51
5.00
7.73
11.43
11.11
5.73
14.45
17.97
20.19
11.59
AGF Group of Funds U$

Aggr Glo Stk U$ 09/10UFD
Aggr Growth U$ 09/10UFD
Aggress JapanU$ 09/10UFD
Amer GrthU$ 09/10. . UFD
Amer TAA U$ 09/10 . UFD
Asian Gth U$ 09/10 . . UFD
Canada Cl U$ 09/10 . UFD
China Foc U$ 09/10. . UFD
Em Mkts Vl U$ 09/10 UFD
Euro AA U$ 09/10 . . . UFD
Euro Equity U$ 09/10 UFD
Gbl RE EqU$ 09/10 . U*FD
Germany U$ 09/10 . . UFD
Gl Fn Srv U$ 09/10 . . UFD
Gl Health U$ 09/10 . . UFD
Gl Tot RetBd U$ 09/10UFD
Glo Gvt Bnd U$ 09/10 UFD
Global Equ U$ 09/10 . UFD
Global Res U$ 09/10 . UFD
Global Tech U$ 09/10 UFD
India U$ 09/10. . . . . . UFD
Intl Stk U$ 09/10 . . . . UFD
Intl Value U$ 09/10 . . UFD
Japan U$ 09/10 . . . . . UFD
Latin Amer U$ 09/10. UFD
MultiManagerU$ 09/10UFD
ST Inc U$ 09/10. . . . . UFD
Special US$ 09/10. . . UFD
US Value Cl U$ 09/10 UFD
Wld Bal U$ 09/10 . . . UFD
World Co. U$ 09/10. . UFD
World Equity U$ 09/10UFD
World Opport U$ 09/10UFD
AGF (Global Strategy)

Europe Plus 09/10 . . . . FD
Europe Plus RSP 09/10*FD
Income Plus 09/10. . . *FD
US Equity 09/10 . . . . . . FD
AGF Funds Inc.
Germany C$ M 09/10 ZFD

Germany U$ M 09/10UZFD
AIC Advantage Group

Advantage 09/10 . . . . *FR
Advantage II 09/10 . . *FR
Amer Advant U$ 09/10UFR
Amer Advantage 09/10 FR
Glo Advantage 09/10. . FR
Glo AdvantageU$ 09/10UFR
RSP Amer Adv 09/10 . *FR
RSP Global Adv 09/10 *FR
RSP World Adv 09/10 *FR
World Advant U$ 09/10UFR
World Advantage 09/10FR
3.91
10.33
1.28
15.87
13.41
5.73
4.77
4.62
2.21
4.32
12.98
4.42
17.51
4.36
4.03
2.16
6.45
5.08
3.88
1.16
.76
6.03
27.27
3.10
2.29
2.85
7.30
7.10
3.66
9.23
11.48
12.90
7.40
13.41
13.96
21.08
16.57
31.40
20.06
68.97
8.38
4.76
7.43
5.14
3.29
4.08
4.21
3.75
3.00
4.68
AIC Advantage Corp Group

Advantage II 09/10 . . . FR
Advantage II U$ 09/10UFR
American Adv 09/10 . . FR
American Adv 09/10 . UFR
Glo AdvantageU$ 09/10UFR
World Advant U$ 09/10UFR
World Advantage 09/10FR
4.82
3.09
4.77
3.05
4.44
2.84
2.61
4.07
AIC Balanced Group

Amer Bal U$ 09/10 . . UFR
Amer Balanced 09/10 . FR
Cdn Balanced 09/10 . *FR
Global Balanced 09/10 FR
RSP Amer Bal 09/10 . *FR
RSP Global Bal 09/10. *FR
AIC Diversified Group

Divers Cda 09/10 . . . . *FR
Global Divers 09/10 . . . FR
Global DiversU$ 09/10UFR
RSP Glo Divers 09/10. *FR
RSP Value 09/10 . . . . *FR
RSP World Equ 09/10 *FR
Value 09/10 . . . . . . . . . FR
Value U$ 09/10 . . . . . UFR
World Equity 09/10 . . . FR
World Equity U$ 09/10UFR
3.12
4.87
4.66
5.00
5.00
5.00
34.61
4.02
2.57
3.71
4.00
3.94
40.83
26.14
15.95
10.21
AIC Diversified Corp Grp

Divers Cda 09/10 . . . . *FR
Divers Cda U$ 09/10 U*FR
Global DiversU$ 09/10UFR
Value 09/10 . . . . . . . . . FR
Value U$ 09/10 . . . . . UFR
World Equity 09/10 . . . FR
World Equity U$ 09/10UFR
4.88
3.12
4.46
2.86
4.75
3.04
4.26
2.73
AIC Focused Corp Group

American Foc 09/10 . . FR
American Foc U$ 09/10UFR
Canadian Foc 09/10. . . FR
Canadian Foc U$ 09/10UFR
5.16
3.30
5.12
3.28
AIC Focused Group
Amer Focused 09/10 . . FR

Amer Focused U$ 09/10UFR
Cdn Focused 09/10 . . *FR
RSP Amer Foc 09/10 . *FR
AIC Income Group
Bond 09/10. . . . . . . . . *FR

Global Bond 09/10 . . . *FR
US MMF 09/10. . . . . U*FD
6.59
4.22
5.27
5.95
5.14
5.04
10.00
AIC Income Corp Group

Amer Inc Equ 09/10 . . . FR
Amer Inc Equ U$ 09/10UFR
Income Equity 09/10 . *FR
Income EquityU$ 09/10U*FR
MMF 09/10. . . . . . . . . *FD
AIC Sector Group
Gl Dev Tec RSP 09/10 . FR

Gl Dev Tec U$ 09/10 . . UN
Gl Med Sci RSP 09/10 . FR
Gl Med Sci U$ 09/10 . UFR
Gl Medical Sci 09/10 . . FR
Gl Sci & Tech 09/10 . . . FR
Gl Sci&Tech RSP 09/10 FR
Gl Sci&Tech U$ 09/10 UFR
Global Dev Tec 09/10 . . N
Global Health 09/10. . . FR
Global HealthU$ 09/10UFR
Global Tech 09/10 . . . . FR
Global Tech U$ 09/10 UFR
Global Tele 09/10. . . . . FR
Global Tele U$ 09/10. UFR
RSP Gbl Health 09/10 . FR
RSP Gl Tech 09/10 . . . *FR
RSP Global Tele 09/10. FR
5.02
3.21
4.89
3.13
5.05
2.72
1.65
4.12
2.60
4.06
2.25
2.26
1.44
2.58
4.14
2.65
2.25
1.44
2.18
1.40
4.08
2.31
2.21
AIC Sector Corporate Grp

Gl Medical ScU$ 09/10UFR
Gl Medical Sci 09/10 . . FR
Gl Sci & Tech 09/10 . . . FR
Gl Sci & TechU$ 09/10UFR
Global Dev Tec 09/10 . . N
Global DevTecU$ 09/10UN
3.09
4.82
3.46
2.22
3.84
2.46
3.88
2.48
AIM Funds Management Inc.

Am BlueChip Gro 09/10FR
Am Mid Cp Gro 09/10 . FD
Amer Aggr Grth 09/10. FR
Canada Income 09/10 *FD
12.11
7.57
8.31
12.31
8.57
5.12
6.09
15.71
5.56
6.61
5.87
8.08
8.77
6.94
7.45
16.51
6.61
3.68
5.28
18.95
6.72
4.24
3.19
6.88
5.42
4.20
5.16
5.98
8.90
9.32
10.11
3.85
5.84
3.83
7.60
3.31
6.95
6.79
5.71
5.52
4.64
7.94
10.85
5.00
20.13
Advantage Bond 09/10*FD

Americas C$ 09/10 . . . FD
Americas U$ 09/10 . . UFD
Canadian Bond 09/10 *FD
Canadian DSC 09/10 . . *D
Canadian SC 09/10 . . . *F
Cdn Endeav 09/10 . . . *FD
Cdn Resources 09/10 *FD
Cdn Small Co 09/10. . *FD
Discovery C$ 09/10 . . . FD
Discovery U$ 09/10. . UFD
Enterprise 09/10 . . . . *FD
Enterprise Sml 09/10 *FD
Europlus 09/10. . . . . . . FD
Europlus U$ 09/10. . . UFD
Gl Balanced 09/10 . . . . FD
Gl Balanced U$ 09/10 UFD
Gl Hgh Yld BdU$ 09/10UFD
Gl High Yld Bd 09/10 . . FD
Government Inc 09/10*FD
Income Gro DSC 09/10 *D
Income Gro SC 09/10. . *F
Intl Co C$ 09/10. . . . . . FD
Intl Co U$ 09/10 . . . . UFD
RSP Americas 09/10 . *FD
RSP Discovery 09/10 . *FD
RSP Europlus 09/10. . *FD
RSP Gl Balanced 09/10*FD
RSP Gl Hi Yd Bd 09/10 . *F
RSP Intl Cos 09/10. . . *FD
RSP Sel Growth 09/10*FD
RSP US Cos 09/10 . . . *FD
Sel Balanced 09/10 . . *FD
Sel Cdn Growth 09/10 *FD
Sel Gro Cls U$ 09/10 . UFD
Sel Growth C$ 09/10 . . FD
Sel Growth U$ 09/10. UFD
Select Gro Cls 09/10 . . FD
Trimark C$ DSC 09/10 . D
Trimark C$ SC 09/10 . . . F
Trimark U$ DSC 09/10 UF
Trimark U$ SC 09/10. . UF
U.S. Comp U$ 09/10 . UFD
U.S. Companies 09/10 . FD
US Comps Cls 09/10 . . FD
US Comps Cls U$ 09/10UFD
All-Canadian
Capital 09/10 . . . . . . . *ZF

Compound 09/10 . . . . *ZF
Consumer 09/10 . . . . *ZF
Resources 09/10 . . . . *ZF
Altamira Funds
AltaFund 09/10 . . . . . . *N
Asia Pacific 09/10 . . . . . N
Balanced 09/10 . . . . . . *N
Bond 09/10 . . . . . . . . . *N
Cap Growth 09/10 . . . . *N
Cdn Value 09/10 . . . . . *N
Dividend 09/10 . . . . . . *N
Equity 09/10 . . . . . . . . *N
European Equity 09/10 . N
Gbl Discovery 09/10 . . . N
Gbl Diversified 09/10 . . N
Global 20 09/10 . . . . . . . N
Global Bond 09/10. . . . *N
Global Small Co 09/10. . N
Global Value 09/10 . . . . N
Growth & Inc 09/10 . . . *N
High Yield Bond 09/10 *N
Income 09/10. . . . . . . . *N
Japanese 09/10 . . . . . . . N
RSP Gbl Divers 09/10 . *N
RSP Global 20 09/10 . . *N
RSP Japanese 09/10 . . *N
ST Cdn Inc 09/10 . . . . . *N
ST Gbl Inc 09/10 . . . . . *N
ST Govt Bond 09/10 . . *N
Select Amer 09/10. . . . . N
Special Growth 09/10 . *N
US Larger Co 09/10 . . . . N
Altamira Sector
Biotechnology 09/10 . . . N
Glob Finl Serv 09/10 . . . N
Global Tele 09/10 . . . . . N
Health Sciences 09/10 . N
Leisure and Rec 09/10. . N
Precious Metal 09/10 . *N
RSP Biotech 09/10. . . . *N
RSP Global Tele 09/10. *N
RSP Hlth Scien 09/10 . *N
RSP Sci & Tech 09/10 . *N
RSP e-business 09/10 . *N
Resource 09/10 . . . . . . *N
Science & Tech 09/10 . . N
e-business 09/10 . . . . . . N
Camaf 09/10 . . . . . . . X*N
A.P.P.Q.(n)
Balanced 09/07 . . . . . *ZN
Balanced 09/10 . . . . . . *N
Interntl 09/10. . . . . . . . . N
Bond 09/10. . . . . . . . . *FR
Cdn Asset Alloc 09/10 *FR
Cdn Equity 09/10 . . . . *FR
Glo Leaders RSP 09/10 FR
Global Equity 09/10 . . . FR
Sml Cap Cdn Equ 09/10*FR
US Equity 09/10 . . . . . . FR
Associates 09/07 . . . . . . F
RRSP 09/07. . . . . . . . . . *F
Amer Equ RSP 09/10 . *FD
American Equity 09/10 FD
Gbl Equity Val 09/10 . . FD
Global Equ RSP 09/10 *FD
Intl Eq RSP 09/10. . . . *FD
Intl Equity 09/10 . . . . . FD
Amer Equity U$ 09/10UFR
Global Equ U$ 09/10 . UFR
Intl Equity U$ 09/10 . UFR
Amer Mgrs RSP 09/10*FD
CI Am Val RSP 09/10 . *FD
CI Cdn Balanced 09/10*FD
CI Cdn Bond 09/10 . . *FD
CI Cdn Growth 09/10. *FD
CI Emerg Mkts 09/10 . FD
CI European 09/10. . . . FD
CI European RSP 09/10*FD
CI Glo B2B RSP 09/10 *FD
CI Glo Val RSP 09/10 . *FD
CI Global 09/10 . . . . . . FD
CI Global Value 09/10 . FD
CI Intl Fund 09/10 . . . . FD
CI Intl RSP 09/10 . . . . *FD
CI Intl Val RSP 09/10 . *FD
CI Intl Value 09/10. . . . FD
CI Japanese RSP 09/10*FD
CI Pacific 09/10 . . . . . . FD
CI Pacific RSP 09/10 . *FD
Canadian Income 09/10*FD
Emerg Mkts RSP 09/10*FD
Gbl Boomer RSP 09/10*FD
Gbl Hlth SciRSP 09/10*FD
Gbl Telecom RSP 09/10*FD
Gl Biotech RSP 09/10 *FD
Gl Cons Prd RSP 09/10*FD
Gl Energy RSP 09/10 . *FD
Gl Finl Ser RSP 09/10 *FD
Glo Foc Val RSP 09/10*FD
Glo Mgrs RSP 09/10 . *FD
Global Bond RSP 09/10*FD
Global Equ RSP 09/10 *FD
Global Tech RSP 09/10*FD
Intl Bal RSP 09/10 . . . *FD
Intl Balanced 09/10 . . . FD
Land Amer RSP 09/10 *FD
Land American 09/10 . FD
Land Global RSP 09/10 FD
Landmark Cdn 09/10. *FD
Latin Amer RSP 09/10 *FD
Latin American 09/10 . FD
World Bond 09/10 . . . . FD
American U$ 09/10 . . UFD
CI European U$ 09/10UFD
CI Global U$ 09/10 . . UFD
CI Intl U$ 09/10 . . . . . UFD
CI Wld Bond U$ 09/10UFD
Emerg Mkts U$ 09/10 UFD
Global Val U$ 09/10 . UFD
Intl Bal U$ 09/10 . . . . UFD
Pacific U$ 09/10 . . . . UFD
BPI Am Eq Sect 09/10 . FD
BPI Glo Eq Sect 09/10 . FD
BPI Intl Eq Sec 09/10. . FD
CI Amer Mgrs 09/10 . . FD
CI Amer Value 09/10 . *FD
CI Cdn Sector 09/10 . . FD
CI European 09/10. . . . FD
CI Focus Val Sc 09/10 . FD
CI Intl 09/10 . . . . . . . . . FD
Emerg Mkts Sh 09/10 . FD
Glo Biotech 09/10 . . . . FD
Glo Boomer Sec 09/10. FD
Glo Cons Prod 09/10 . . FD
Glo Fin Serv 09/10 . . . . FD
Glo Health Sci 09/10 . . FD
Glo Managers 09/10 . . FD
Global B2B Sect 09/10. FD
Global Energy 09/10 . . FD
Global Sector 09/10. . . FD
Global Tech 09/10 . . . . FD
Global Telecom 09/10 . FD
Global Value 09/10 . . . FD
Harbour Sector 09/10 . FD
Intl Value 09/10 . . . . . . FD
Japanese Sector 09/10 FD
Land American 09/10 . FD
Landmark Cdn 09/10. . FD
Landmark Glo 09/10 . . FD
Latin Amer 09/10. . . . . FD
Pacific Sec Sh 09/10 . . FD
Short-Term SS 09/10. . FD
Sig Glo Sml Co 09/10. . FD
Sign Amer Sm Co 09/10FD
Sign Cdn Res 09/10 . . . FD
Sign Explorer 09/10. . . FD
Sign Select Can 09/10 *FD
Signature Cdn 09/10 . . FD
Amer Sm Co U$ 09/10UFD
American MgrsU$ 09/10UFD
American U$ 09/10 . . UFD
BPI Amer Equ U$ 09/10UFD
BPI Glo Equ U$ 09/10 UFD
BPI Int Eq U$ 09/10. . UFD
CI Amer ValueU$ 09/10U*FD
CI Canadian U$ 09/10 UFD
CI Focus Val Sc 09/10 UFD
Emerg Mkts U$ 09/10 UFD
European U$ 09/10 . . UFD
Glo B2B U$ 09/10 . . . UFD
Glo Biot U$ F 09/10 . . UFD
Glo Boomer U$ 09/10 UFD
Glo Con Prod U$ 09/10UFD
Glo Energy U$ 09/10 . UFD
Glo Fin Serv U$ 09/10 UFD
Glo Hlth Sci U$ 09/10 UFD
Glo Managers U$ 09/10UFD
Glo Small Co U$ 09/10UFD
Glo Telecom U$ 09/10UFD
Global Tech U$ 09/10 UFD
Global U$ 09/10. . . . . UFD
Global Value U$ 09/10UFD
Harbour Sect U$ 09/10UFD
Intl BalancedU$ 09/10UFD
Japanese U$ 09/10 . . UFD
Land Global U$ 09/10 UFD
Landmark Cdn U$ 09/10UFD
Pacific U$ 09/10 . . . . UFD
Short-Term U$ 09/10 UFD
Sign Cdn U$ 09/10 . . UFD
Sign Exp U$ 09/10. . . UFD
Sign Sel Can U$ 09/10U*FD
U$ Short-Term 09/10 UFD
11.78
9.32
8.34
7.99
8.36
7.29
11.04
8.25
Harb Gro & Inc 09/10 *FD

Harbour Fund 09/10 . *FD
CI Funds Inc. C$
21.38
22.24
21.43
21.50
21.99
22.29
21.72
Land Glo Opport 09/07 FD
Beutel Goodman(n)
Amer Equity 09/10 . . . . . F

Balanced 09/10 . . . . . . *F
Cdn Equ Plus 09/10 . . . *F
Cdn Equity 09/10 . . . . . *F
Cdn Intrinsic 09/10 . . . *F
Income 09/10 . . . . . . . . *F
Intl Equity 09/10 . . . . . . F
Small Cap 09/10. . . . . . *F
BGI Canada
IUnits 60 09/10 . . . . . . *N
IUnits Energy 09/10. . . *N
IUnits GOC 10 09/10 . . *N
IUnits GOC 5 09/10 . . . *N
IUnits IT Fund 09/10 . . *N
IUnits i500 RSP 09/10 . *N
IUnits i60C 09/10 . . . . . *N
IUnits iFin 09/10 . . . . . *N
IUnits iGold 09/10 . . . . *N
IUnits iMidCap 09/10 . *N
Biocapital Fund
Biocapital 09/10. . . . . . FR
BMO Mutual Funds
Asset Alloc 09/10. . . . . *N

Bond 09/10 . . . . . . . . . *N
Dividend 09/10 . . . . . . *N
Emerg Mkts 09/10. . . . . N
Equity 09/10 . . . . . . . . *N
Equity Index 09/10 . . . *N
European 09/10 . . . . . . . N
Far East 09/10 . . . . . . . . N
Gl Hlth Sc RSP 09/10. . *N
Glo Balanced 09/10 . . . . N
Glo Health Sci 09/10 . . . N
Glo Opport 09/10. . . . . . N
Glo Sci & Tech 09/10. . . N
Glo Sh Term 09/10 . . . . N
Glo Technology 09/10 . . N
Global Bal RSP 09/10 . *N
Global Fin RSP 09/10. . *N
Global Fin Ser 09/10 . . . N
Global Opp RSP 09/10. *N
Global Tech RSP 09/10 *N
Intl Bond 09/10 . . . . . . . N
Intl Equity 09/10 . . . . . . N
Japanese 09/10 . . . . . . . N
Latin Amer 09/10. . . . . . N
Monthly Income 09/10 *N
Mortgage 09/10. . . . . . *N
NAFTA Advant 09/10. . . N
Nasdaq Idx RSP 09/10. *N
Prec Metals 09/10 . . . . *N
RSP European 09/10 . . *N
RSP Gl Sc & Tec 09/10 *N
RSP Intl Index 09/10 . . *N
RSP Japanese 09/10 . . *N
RSP US Equ Ind 09/10 . *N
Resource 09/10 . . . . . . *N
Spec Equity 09/10 . . . . *N
US $ Bond 09/10 . . . . . UN
US $ Eq Indx 09/10 . . . UN
US Growth 09/10 . . . . . . N
US Spec Equ 09/10 . . . . N
US Value 09/10 . . . . . . . N
BNP (Canada) Funds

Bond 09/10 . . . . . . . . . *N
Equity 09/10 . . . . . . . . *N
CI Signature Funds U$
CIBC Funds
-.05
+.04
+.10
8.81
13.76
9.67
17.02
6.09
10.93
5.15
11.26
43.01
28.05
26.62
27.79
6.96
17.17
47.58
28.71
33.81
44.94
CIBC Protected Funds

Prot Bal Index 09/10 . *ZN
Prot Cdn Index 09/10 *ZN
Prot CdnBnd Idx 09/10*ZN
Prot Intl Idx 09/10 . . . *ZN
Prot U.S. Index 09/10 . ZN
9.44
CIBC Index Funds
14.31
12.77
26.49
6.18
20.15
21.60
13.80
5.91
8.95
7.53
8.86
6.10
18.04
10.36
4.45
7.54
10.79
9.18
9.26
6.14
4.43
9.10
13.82
5.79
7.40
9.88
12.05
16.08
5.20
6.83
8.73
5.66
8.40
6.19
9.11
10.40
15.62
10.15
8.00
18.93
16.37
15.27
10.40
35.17
Asia Pac Ind 09/10 . . . . N

Canadian Index 09/10 . *N
Cdn Bond Index 09/10. *N
Cdn ST Bnd Ind 09/10 . *N
Emerg Mkt Idx 09/10 . . N
Europe Ind RRSP 09/10*N
European Index 09/10 . . N
Glo Bond Index 09/10 . *N
Intl Index 09/10 . . . . . . . N
Intl Index RRSP 09/10 . *N
Japan Ind RRSP 09/10 . *N
Nasdaq Ind RRSP 09/10*N
Nasdaq Index 09/10 . . . N
US Equity Index 09/10. . N
US Index RRSP 09/10 . *N
Clarica Mutual Funds
-.02
-.06
Bonham & Co. Asset Mang.(n)

Amer Hi Rsk Equ 09/10 FR
Cdn Equity 09/10 . . . . . FR
Cdn Sml Co. 09/10. . . . FR
9.53
8.63
9.02
Balanced 09/10 . . . . . . *N
Canadian Bond 09/10 . *N
Capital Apprec 09/10 . *N
Cdn Emerg Co 09/10 . . *N
Cdn Impl Equity 09/10 *N
Cdn Real Estate 09/10. *N
Cdn Resources 09/10 . *N
Cdn Small Co 09/10. . . *N
Core Cdn Equity 09/10 *N
Dividend 09/10 . . . . . . *N
Emerging Econ 09/10 . . N
Energy 09/10 . . . . . . . . *N
European Equ 09/10 . . . N
Far East 09/10 . . . . . . . . N
Fin Companies 09/10 . *N
Global Equ 09/10 . . . . . . N
Global Tech 09/10 . . . . . N
High Yield Cash 09/10. *N
Intl Smll Co 09/10 . . . . . N
Japanese Equity 09/10 . N
Latin American 09/10 . . N
Mortgage 09/10. . . . . . *N
NA Demo 09/10 . . . . . . . N
Prec Metals 09/10 . . . . *N
US Small Co 09/10. . . . . N
Alpine Asian 09/10 . . . . N

Alpine Asian A 09/10 . . . R
Alpine Cdn Res 09/10 . *N
Alpine Cdn ResA 09/10 *R
Alpine Gro Eq 09/10 . . *N
Alpine Gro Eq A 09/10 . *R
Amerifund 09/10 . . . . . . F
Asia/Pacific 09/10. . . . *N
Asia/Pacific A 09/10 . . *R
Bond 09/10 . . . . . . . . . . *F
Bond Index 09/10 . . . . *N
Cdn Equity Ind 09/10 . *N
Cdn Gro Equ 09/10 . . . *N
Cdn Gro Equ A 09/10 . . *R
Divers 40 09/10 . . . . . . *F
Equifund 09/10. . . . . . . *F
Euro Equity 09/10 . . . . *N
Euro Equity A 09/10. . . *R
Global Bond A 09/10 . . *R
Growth 09/10. . . . . . . . *N
Growth A 09/10 . . . . . . *R
Income 09/10. . . . . . . . *N
Income A 09/10 . . . . . . *R
Premier Amer 09/10 . . . N
Premier Amer A 09/10 . R
Premier Bl Ch 09/10 . . *N
Premier Bl Ch A 09/10. . R
Premier Bond 09/10 . . *N
Premier Bond A 09/10. *N
Premier Div 09/10 . . . . *N
Premier Div A 09/10 . . *R
Cormel(n)
Balanced 09/07 . . . . X*ZN

Equity 09/07 . . . . . . . *ZN
COTE 100(n)
EXP 09/07 . . . . . . . . . . *N
Excel 09/05 . . . . . . . . . . N
PREMIER 09/07 . . . . . . *N
REA 08/31 . . . . . . . . . . . N
U.S. 09/07 . . . . . . . . . . UN
VTA Amer Equity 09/05UN
VTA Asst Alloc 09/05. . *N
VTA Cdn Equity 09/05. *N
VTA Income 09/05. . . . *N
Fixed Income 09/10 . . *FD
Focus 09/10 . . . . . . . . . FD
Focus RSP 09/10 . . . . *FD
Focus Value 09/10 . . . . FD
Intl Mgd RSP 09/10 . . *FD
Managed 09/10 . . . . . *FD
Select Canada 09/07 . *FD
Select Sec RSP 09/07 *FD
Select Sector 09/07. . *FD
Select Value 09/07 . . . FD
US Focus U$ 09/10 . U*FD
World Equ RSP 09/10 . FD
Ficadre Funds
Balanced 09/10 . . . . . . *R
Bond 09/10. . . . . . . . . . *R
Defensive Bal 09/10. . . *R
Demographic 09/10 . . . *R
Dividend 09/10. . . . . . . *R
Equity 09/10. . . . . . . . . *R
Amer High Yield 09/10 FR
Amer Opport 09/10 . . . FR
Cdn Aggress 09/10 . . *FR
Cdn Asset All 09/10 . . *FR
Cdn Bond 09/10 . . . . . *FR
Cdn Gro Co 09/10 . . . *FR
Cdn Large Cap 09/10. *FR
Cdn Sht Trm Bnd 09/10*FR
Disciplined Equ 09/10 *FR
Em Mkts Ptl 09/10 . . . . FR
Euro Growth 09/10 . . . FR
Far East 09/10 . . . . . . . FR
Glo Asst Alloc 09/10 . . FR
Growth Amer 09/10 . . . FR
Intl Portfolio 09/10 . . . FR
Japan Growth 09/10 . . FR
Latin American 09/10 . FR
Overseas 09/10 . . . . . . FR
RSP Amer Opp 09/10. *FR
RSP Euro Growth 09/10*FR
RSP Far East 09/10 . . *FR
RSP Glo Asst Al 09/10 *FR
RSP Gro Amer 09/10 . *FR
RSP Intl Port 09/10 . . *FR
RSP Japan Gro 09/10 . *FR
RSP Overseas 09/10 . *FR
Sm Cap Amer 09/10 . . FR
True North 09/10 . . . . *FR
-.11
-.09
Consumer Ind 09/10 . . . .

Financial Serv 09/10 . . . .
Foc Health Care 09/10. . .
Foc Nat Res 09/10 . . . . . .
Foc Technology 09/10 . . .
Foc Telecomm 09/10 . . . .
RSP Fin Serv 09/10 . . . . *
RSP Health Care 09/10 . *
RSP Technology 09/10. . *
RSP Telecomm 09/10 . . *
-.05
-.06
-.05
-.04
-.03
-.05
Cdn Bond 09/10 . . . . . . *F

Cdn Equity 09/10 . . . . . *F
Cdn Growth Fund 09/10*F
Desjardins Funds
American Mkt 09/10 . . *N

Asia/Pacific 09/10. . . . . N
Balanced 09/10 . . . . . . *N
Bond 09/10 . . . . . . . . . *N
Divers Amb 09/10 . . . . *N
Divers Aud 09/10 . . . . . *N
Divers Mod 09/10 . . . . *N
Divers Sec 09/10 . . . . . *N
Dividend 09/10 . . . . . . *N
Environment 09/10 . . . *N
Equity 09/10 . . . . . . . . *N
Eth Balanced 09/10 . . . *N
Eth North Amer 09/10 . . N
Ethical Income 09/10 . *N
Europe 09/10 . . . . . . . . . N
Gl Sc & Tech 09/10 . . . . N
Growth 09/10. . . . . . . . *N
High Potential 09/10 . . *N
International 09/10 . . . . N
Intl RSP 09/10 . . . . . . . *N
Mortgage 09/10. . . . . . *N
Quebec 09/10 . . . . . . . *N
Sel American 09/10. . . . N
Sel Balanced 09/10 . . . *N
Sel Canadian 09/10 . . . *N
Sel Cartier 09/10 . . . . . *N
Sel Global 09/10 . . . . . . N
World Balanced 09/10 *N
Dominion Equity
Domequity 09/10. . . . . *N
Dynamic Mutual Funds
15.20
11.93
18.71
9.98
12.95
10.75
7.85
15.38
16.43
16.74
8.76
13.62
12.64
7.16
17.54
10.54
14.60
12.24
10.10
12.84
7.68
9.32
11.60
11.88
14.51
3.98
12.50
-.03
...
-.07
-.09
-.19
-.09
+.06
-.02
-.09
+.04
...
-.32
-.16
-.13
+.01
+.05
+.11
+.01
-.12
9.53
10.39
9.85
6.54
8.90
-.01
-.13
+.06
-.01
-.12
-.10
-.04
-.03
-.15
-.01
...
-.02
-.13
-.04
-.17
-.15
-.20
+.04
+.04
+.12
+.06
Dyn $ Cost Avg 09/10 *FR

Dyn Americas C$ 09/10FR
Dyn Americas U$ 09/10UFR
Dyn Cdn Res 09/10 . . *FR
Dyn Cdn Val Cl 09/10 *FR
Dyn CdnRealEst 09/10*FR
Dyn Div Growth 09/10 *FR
Dyn Dividend 09/10 . . *FR
Dyn Euro Val Cl 09/10 *FR
Dyn Europe 09/10 . . . . FR
Dyn Far East 09/10 . . . FR
Dyn FarE Val Cl 09/10 *FR
Dyn Fund Canada 09/10*FR
Dyn FundofFunds 09/10*FR
Dyn Gbl Partnrs 09/10 . FR
Dyn Gbl Pre Met 09/10 FR
Dyn Gbl Resour 09/10 . FR
Dyn Glo FinSer 09/10. *FR
Dyn Glo HlthSci 09/10 *FR
Dyn Glo RealEst 09/10 *FR
Dyn Glo Tech 09/10 . . *FR
Dyn Global Bond 09/10*FR
Dyn Global Tech 09/10 . .
Dyn Health Sci 09/10. . FR
Dyn Income 09/10 . . . *FR
Dyn Intl C$ 09/10. . . . . FR
Dyn Intl U$ 09/10 . . . UFR
Dyn Intl Value 09/10 . *FR
Dyn MoneyMarkCl 09/10*FR
Dyn Partners 09/10 . . *FR
Dyn Pr Americas 09/10ZFR
Dyn Pr Div Gro 09/10*ZFR
Dyn Pr Gl Part 09/10 . ZFR
Dyn Pr Intl 09/10 . . . . ZFR
Dyn Pr Partners 09/10*ZFR
Dyn Prec Metls 09/10 *FR
Dyn QSSP 09/10. . . . . *FR
Dyn Quebec 09/10 . . . *FR
Dyn RSP Amer 09/10 . *FR
Dyn RSP Europe 09/10*FR
Dyn RSP Far Est 09/10*FR
Dyn RSP Glo Tec 09/10*FR
Dyn RSP HlthSci 09/10*FR
Dyn RSP Intl 09/10. . . *FR
Dyn RealEst Equ 09/10 FR
Dyn Small Cap 09/10 . *FR
Dyn US Value 09/10. . *FR
Dynamic Power Funds

Dyn Cnd Grth Cl 09/10*FR
Dyn Pwr Amer 09/10 . . FR
Dyn Pwr Bal 09/10 . . . *FR
Dyn Pwr Bond 09/10 . *FR
Dyn Pwr Cdn Gro 09/10*FR
Dyn RSP Pwr Am 09/10*FR
DynP Eur Gr Cl 09/10. *FR
DynP Int GrthCl 09/10 *FR
DynP US Grth Cl 09/10*FR
10.11
10.54
3.94
10.39
9.02
15.19
5.30
10.80
12.05
11.33
10.79
16.95
16.97
25.73
9.13
7.76
9.24
8.84
6.92
15.26
9.68
31.81
9.11
4.57
12.97
7.39
10.08
11.00
11.26
9.89
8.99
-.02
-.13
-.09
+.01
-.04
-.05
-.02
-.08
15.50
9.43
12.12
7.74
6.24
5.00
11.05
7.79
6.62
4.14
15.70
9.54
4.32
19.18
8.83
11.71
3.70
7.87
4.59
4.93
5.43
3.23
4.41
1.82
5.45
5.07
11.37
7.26
4.40
5.12
7.72
4.85
6.06
4.63
5.03
4.90
1.32
9.66
7.44
4.84
3.71
2.57
1.82
4.01
3.86
19.40
3.24
4.73
American Equity 09/10UFR

Intl Equity 09/10 . . . . UFR
Multinational 09/10. . UFR
MultinatnlTx U$ 09/10 UN
Japan Tax 09/10. . . . . . FD

Tech RSP 09/10 . . . . . *FD
Technology 09/10 . . . . FD
Technology Tax 09/10. FD
US SCGR RSP 09/10 . *FD
USAggrGroRSP 09/10 *FD
USAggrGrowth 09/10 . FD
USAggrGrowthTax 09/10FD
USLargeCap 09/10 . . . FD
USLargeCap Tax 09/10 FD
USLgeCapRSP 09/10 . . FD
USSmallCap 09/10. . . . FD
USSmallCap Tax 09/10 FD
WldHSc&BioRSP 09/10*FD
WldHSci&Bio 09/10. . . FD
WldHSci&Bio Tax 09/10FD
WldTele RSP 09/10 . . *FD
WldTelecom 09/10 . . . FD
WldTelecom Tax 09/10 FD
World Gro RSP 09/10 *FD
World Gro Tax 09/10 . . FD
World Growth 09/10 . . FD
EMF LifeScience 09/10 . F
Ensemble Portfolios
Agg Eq RSP Pt 09/07 . . . .
Agg Equity Pt 09/07. . . . .
Cons Eq RSP 09/07 . . . . .
Cons Equity Pt 09/07 . . . .
Mod Equity Pt 09/07 . . . .
Mod EquityRSP 09/07 . . .
Ethical Funds
Balanced 09/10 . . . . . . *N
Cdn Equity 09/10. . . . . *N
Global Equity 09/10. . . *N
Growth 09/10. . . . . . . . *N
Income 09/10. . . . . . . . *N
N.A. Equity 09/10 . . . . . N
Pacific Rim 09/10 . . . . . N
RSP Global Equ 09/10 . *N
RSP NA Equity 09/10. . *N
Special Equity 09/10 . . *N
Balanced 09/10 . . . . . . *F
Cdn Asset All 09/10 . . *FD
Cdn Bond 09/10 . . . . . *FD
Cdn Stock 09/10 . . . . *FD
Cdn Stock Tax 09/10 . *FD
Emerg Markets 09/10 . FD
Emerg Mkts RSP 09/10*FD
Emerg Mkts Tax 09/10 FD
European Tax 09/10 . . FD
Glo Bal RSP 09/10 . . . *FD
Glo Balanced 09/10 . . . FD
Glo Smaller Co 09/10 . FD
Glo Sml Co RSP 09/10 *FD
Glo Smlr Co Tax 09/10 FD
Global Bond 09/10 . . . . FD
Growth 09/10. . . . . . . . FD
Growth RSP 09/10 . . . *FD
Growth Tax 09/10 . . . . FD
Intl Stock 09/10 . . . . . . FD
Intl Stock RSP 09/10 . *FD
Intl Stock Tax 09/10 . . FD
1.15
EVOLUTION AVIX
10.04
19.66
10.53
11.71
9.84
18.23
20.86
16.24
9.59
8.08
11.43
11.20
8.24
9.97
15.33
9.65
10.60
7.80
6.26
9.64
10.76
9.82
11.48
9.88
Dir Glo Brand 09/10. . . . N

Direct American 09/10 . N
Direct Canadian 09/10 *N
Analytic US LC 09/10 . . N
ICM Balanced 09/10 . . *N
ICM Bond 09/10. . . . . . *N
ICM Cdn Val Gro 09/10 *N
ICM Equity 09/10. . . . . *N
ICM Intl Equity 09/10 . . N
ICM US SC Equ 09/10 . . N
ICM US Val Gro 09/10 . . N
9.65
10.57
7.10
3.05
11.78
8.79
Investors Group
Asset Allocat 09/10 . . . *B

Cdn Balanced 09/10 . . *B
Cdn Enterprise 09/10 . *B
Cdn Equity 09/10 . . . . . *B
Cdn H.Y. Income 09/10 XB
Cdn Nat Res 09/10. . . . *B
Cdn Small Cap 09/10. . *B
Cdn Sml Cap II 09/10 . *B
Corp Bond 09/10 . . . . X*R
Dividend 09/10. . . . . . . *B
Euro MC Growth 09/10 . B
European 09/10 . . . . . . . B
Glo Financial 09/10 . . . *B
Glo Sci & Tech 09/10 . . . B
Global 09/10. . . . . . . . . . B
Global Bond 09/10 . . . . . R
Global e.Com 09/10 . . . . B
Govt Bond 09/10 . . . . . *R
Growth 09/10. . . . . . . . . B
Growth Plus 09/10. . . . . B
High Growth 09/10 . . . *B
Income 09/10 . . . . . . . . *R
Income Plus 09/10. . . . *B
Japanese Gro 09/10 . . . . B
Lat Amer Growth 09/10. B
Mergers & Acq 09/10 . . B
Mortgage 09/10 . . . . . . *R
Mutual 09/10 . . . . . . . . *B
North Amer 09/10 . . . . . B
Pacific Intl 09/10 . . . . . . B
Pan Asian Gro 09/10 . . *B
Quebec Ent 09/10 . . . . *B
Real Property 08/31 . . *B
Retire Gro 09/10 . . . . . *B
Retire Plus 09/10 . . . . . *B
Retirement 09/10. . . . . *B
Summa 09/10. . . . . . . . *B
US LgCap Val 09/10. . . . B
US Lge Cap Gro 09/10 . . B
US Opport 09/10 . . . . . . B
World Gro 09/10 . . . . . . B
5.30
5.58
199.84
4.35
37.50
12.86
5.14
53.18
4.97
20.75
12.83
11.04
12.41
10.07
16.63
25.52
4.74
4.62
21.30
35.01
4.50
23.94
7.05
16.29
3.03
4.32
37.20
12.80
5.12
52.76
4.96
20.58
12.71
10.94
12.29
10.06
16.47
25.33
4.73
4.57
21.14
34.67
4.48
Aggressive 09/10. . . . . *B
Aggressive Reg 09/10 . *B
Conservative 09/10 . . . *B
Mod Agg Reg 09/10. . . *B
Moderate 09/10 . . . . . . *B
Moderate Agg 09/10 . . *B
Moderate Cons 09/10 . *B
Inv Group/AGF
Asian Growth 09/10. . . . B

Cdn Divers Gro 09/10 . . B
Cdn Growth 09/10 . . . . *B
US Growth 09/10 . . . . . . B
US Growth RSP 09/10 . . B
23.75
6.98
16.17
3.02
Inv Group/Beutel
4.32
2.76
2.45
3.99
3.15
3.10
2.33
4.10
3.29
4.42
3.45
12.07
4.44
4.39
5.96
4.74
3.25
2.61
4.46
3.74
4.39
3.66

Cdn Equity 09/10 . . . . . *B
Cdn Small Cap 09/10. . *B
Inv Group/Fi
Fid Can Alloc 09/10 . . . *B

Fid Cdn Equity 09/10 . . *B
Fid Glo Equity 09/10 . . *B
Fid U.S. Equity 09/10 . . *B
Inv Group/JANUS
American Equity 09/10 FR

Inv Group/MAXXUM
Dividend 09/10. . . . . . . *B
Income 09/10. . . . . . . X*B
Inv Group/100% RSP

Euro Growth RSP 09/10*B
Gl Sc & Tec RSP 09/10 *B
Global RSP 09/10. . . . . *B
Japan Gro RSP 09/10. . *B
US Lg Cp Vl RSP 09/10 *B
Amer Equity 09/10. . . . . B
Cdn Equity 09/10 . . . . . *B
Intl Bond 09/10 . . . . . . . D
Intl Equity 09/10 . . . . . . B
Inv Group/Sceptre

Cdn Bond 09/10. . . . . X*R
Cdn Equity 09/10 . . . . . *B
Inv Group/Scudder
Cdn All Cap 09/10 . . . . *B

Emerg Mkts 09/10 . . . . . B
European Growth 09/10 B
US Allocation 09/10. . . . B
Inv Group/Templeton
Intl Equity 09/10 . . . . . . R
World Alloc 09/10 . . . . . B
World Bond 09/10 . . . X*R
IRIS Group of Funds
Balanced 09/10 . . . . . . *N
Bond 09/10 . . . . . . . . . *N
Cdn EquIdx Plus 09/10 *N
Cdn Equity 09/10. . . . . *N
Dividend 09/10 . . . . . . *N
Global Equity 09/10. . . . N
Mortgage 09/10. . . . . . *N
NA High Yld Bnd 09/10 . N
Nasdaq 100 RSP 09/10 *N
Sml Cap Cdn Equ 09/10*N
Str Gro Opt Bal 09/10 . *N
Str Inc Opt Bal 09/10. . *N
Tact Opt Bal 09/10 . . . *N
U.S. Equity 09/10. . . . . . N
Jones Heward Group

JH Amer C$ 09/10 . . . . FD
JH Amer U$ 09/10 . . . UFD
JH Balanced 09/10. . . *FD
JH Bond 09/10 . . . . . . *FD
JH Fund Ltd 09/10 . . . *FD
JH RSP Amer 09/10 . . . FD
Foreign Bond . . . . . . . . . N
Prec Metals . . . . . . . . . ZR
GBC Funds(n)
Equity Growth 09/10 . *FD
Bond 09/04 . . . . . . . . . *N
Canada 09/04 . . . . . . . *N
Internatl 09/05 . . . . . . . N
N.A. Growth 09/04. . . . . N
N.A. Growth U$ 09/04. UN
7.07
8.24
7.18
8.70
8.62
8.78
8.56
11.37
27.95
11.82
13.74
8.85
Georgian Capital Partners
-.02
+.02
-.04
-.10
-.02
+.03
+.27
-.04
-.10
+.07
-.04
Georgian Bond 09/10 . *N

Georgian G24F 09/10 . . N
Georgian N24 09/10 . . *N
Global Fin Ser 09/10 . . . N
10.37
7.42
10.22
9.34
GlobeInvest Funds Group(n)

GFM U$ 09/05 . . . . . . . UN
Goodwood Funds(n)
Capital 09/07 . . . . . . . . . *
6.27
11.78
GGOF Alexandria - Classic

Alx Gbl Growth 09/10 . . F
Alx Glo Sm Cap 09/10 . . F
Alx Global Tech 09/10 . . F
Alx RSP Gb Grth 09/10. *F
Alx RSP Int Bal 09/10. . *F
7.40
8.74
7.29
5.78
4.79
GGOF Alexandria - Mutual
Mackenzie Cundill C$
Cdl Cdn Bl C 09/10. . . . . *
Cdl Cdn Sec A 09/10 . . *Z
Cdl Cdn Sec B 09/10 . . *Z
Cdl Cdn Sec C 09/10 . . *Z
Cdl Glb Bl C 09/10 . . . . FR
Cdl RSP Val A 09/10 . *FR
Cdl Recovery C 09/10 *FR
Cdl Value A 09/10 . . . . ZF
Cdl Value B 09/10 . . . . ZF
Cdl Value C 09/10 . . . . FR
9.35
9.41
5.01
5.06
8.92
9.00
7.56
7.48
10.38
10.42
7.91
7.94
Mackenzie Cundill U$
Cdl Glb Bl Cl C 09/10. UFR
Cdl Rec C U$ 09/10 . U*FR
Value Ser C U$ 09/10 UFR
Alta Cap Growth 09/10*FR

Alta Equity 09/10 . . . . *FR
Alta RSP Glo Eq 09/10 *FR
Alta RSP Sc&Tec 09/10*FR
Alta RSP e-bus 09/10. *FR
M Bond 09/10. . . . . . . *FR

M Mrtg 09/10. . . . . . . *FR
M Yld Adv 09/10 . . . . *FR
Keystone Portfolios
Inv Bal Gr&I 09/10 . . . . FR

Inv Cons I&Gr 09/10 . . FR
Inv LT Gr 09/10 . . . . . . FR
Inv Max Eq Gr 09/10 . . FR
Inv Max LT Gr 09/10 . . FR
Reg Bal Gr&I 09/10 . . *FR
Reg Cons I&Gr 09/10 . *FR
Reg LT Gr 09/10 . . . . . *FR
Reg Max Eq Gr 09/10. *FR
Reg Max LT Gr 09/10. *FR
unch
unch
In Balanced 09/10 . . . *FR

In Div Gr 09/10. . . . . . *FR
In Equity 09/10. . . . . . *FR
In Growth 09/10. . . . . *FR
In Horizon 09/10 . . . . *FR
In Pension 09/10 . . . . *FR
Ind Inc $.40 Cl 09/10 . *FR
Ind Inc $1 09/10. . . . . *FR
Lancaster Equity Fund

Equity 09/07. . . . . . . . *FD
LaSalle Funds(n)
Balanced 08/31 . . . . . *FR

Equity 08/31. . . . . . . . *FR
Iv Cdn 09/10. . . . . . . . *FR

Iv Ent 09/10 . . . . . . . . *FR
Iv Fr Eqty 09/10 . . . . . . FR
Iv G&I 09/10 . . . . . . . . *FR
Iv Glo Balanced 09/10 . FR
Iv RSP Fr Eqty 09/10 . *FR
Iv RSP Glo Bal 09/10 . *FR
9.09
9.13
10.28
10.18
6.69
8.78
10.90
10.42
9.12
7.59
7.74
3.59
5.05
7.91
7.91
8.46
8.41
Iv Fr Eqty U$ 09/10 . . UFR

Iv Glo Bal U$ 09/10 . . UFR
Mackenzie Sentinel C$
M Sent Can Eqty 09/10*ZF
5.72
12.56
16.23
10.41
11.60
11.09
8.06
8.18
-.04
-.03
-.03
-.06
-.18
-.07
-.01
5.23
11.03
8.73
12.63
8.67
10.36
16.03
10.71
10.41
17.47
11.51
11.14
9.15
11.63
11.04
5.06
3.79
4.85
12.96
9.41
9.77
5.57
6.72
10.27
8.05
12.53
4.98
13.60
19.71
5.08
8.58
12.68
4.62
10.24
7.51
14.69
10.60
61.09
16.89
17.54
6.57
8.01
8.31
9.84
9.34
8.99
9.09
9.44
S Cdn Bal G&I 09/10 . *FR

S Cdn Con I&G 09/10. *FR
S Cdn LT Gro 09/10 . . *FR
S Cdn ME Gr 09/10 . . *FR
S Cdn Mx LT Gr 09/10 *FR
S Fr Bl G&I 09/10 . . . . . FR
S Fr ME Gro 09/10 . . . . FR
S Fr Mx LT Gr 09/10. . . FR
S Inv Bal G&I 09/10 . . . FR
S Inv Con I&G 09/10 . . FR
S Inv LT Gr 09/10 . . . . . FR
S Inv Mx LT Gr 09/10. . FR
S Reg Bl G&I 09/10 . . *FR
S Rg Con I&G 09/10 . . *FR
S Rg LT Gr 09/10 . . . . *FR
S Rg ME Gr 09/10 . . . *FR
S Rg Mx LT Gr 09/10 . *FR
12.28
13.28
15.98
9.78
8.90
8.10
7.89
5.49
6.39
Leith Wheeler(n)
Balanced 09/10 . . . . . . *N
Cdn Equity 09/10. . . . . *N
Fixed Income 09/10. . . *N
US Equity 09/10. . . . . . . N
13.00
10.22
Maestral
American Equity 09/10 . *

Asset Alloc 09/10 . . . . . . *
Canadian Bond 09/10 . . *
Canadian Equity 09/10 . *
Glo Equity RSP 09/10. . . *
Global Equity 09/10 . . . . *
Growth Equity 09/10 . . . *
Hlth & Biotech 09/10 . . . *
Tech & Telecom 09/10. . *
9.65
4.83
8.96
5.72
9.61
13.08
15.16
11.72
10.00
11.49
Lion Funds
EV Nat Resource 09/10*FD

Health Sciences 09/10*FD
Knowledge Ind 09/10 *FD
Blue Chip 09/10 . . . . . . *N

Cdn Equity 09/10. . . . . *N
Glo MultiStyle 09/10 . . . N
Lotus Group of Funds

Balanced 09/10 . . . . . . *N
Bond 09/10 . . . . . . . . . *N
Equity 09/10 . . . . . . . . *N
Amer Growth 09/10. . . FD

Balanced 09/10 . . . . . *FD
Bond 09/10. . . . . . . . . *FD
Cdn Value 09/10 . . . . *FD
Enterprise 09/10 . . . . . FD
Growth 09/10. . . . . . . *FD
Income 09/10. . . . . . . *FD
Str Fix Inc 09/10 . . . . *FD
Sustain Dev 09/10 . . . *FD
9.24
10.73
8.92
Mawer Mutual Funds

Bond 09/10 . . . . . . . . . *N
Cdn Bal RSP 09/10 . . . *N
Cdn Divers 09/10. . . . . . N
Cdn Equity 09/10. . . . . *N
Cdn Income 09/10 . . . . *N
High Yield Bnd 09/10 . *N
New Canada 09/10 . . . *N
US Equity 09/10. . . . . . . N
World 09/10. . . . . . . . . . N
31.63
11.64
8.20
10.98
15.66
13.02
5.17
9.74
6.13
15.34
8.84
10.35
10.48
42.03
MAXXUM Group
Janus Amr Equ 09/10. . FR

Janus Glo Equ 09/10 . . FR
Janus RSP AmrEq 09/10*FR
Janus RSP Gl Eq 09/10*FR
MAX Cdn Bal 09/04 . . *FR
MAX Cdn Equ Gro 09/10*FR
MAX Dividend 09/10 . *FR
MAX Income 09/10 . . *FR
MAX Natural Res 09/10*FR
MAX Prec Metals 09/10*FR
17.91
11.44
14.40
11.16
15.74
7.51
McLean Budden
+.01
6.56
7.50
7.44
4.47
5.19
Mackenzie Seg (GWL)
NA0912C018S
Amer Gth 09/10 . . . . . . . N

Balanced 09/10 . . . . . . *N
Cdn Equ Gth 09/10 . . . *N
Cdn Equity Val 09/10 . *N
Fixed Inc 09/10 . . . . . . *N
Intl Equity Gth 09/10 . . . N
MD Management
MD Balanced 09/10. . *ZN

MD Bnd & Mtg 09/10 *ZN
MD Bond 09/10 . . . . . *ZN
MD Cn Tx Mng Pl 09/10*ZN
MD Dividend 09/10 . . *ZN
MD Equity 09/10 . . . . *ZN
MD Glo Bond 09/10 . . . ZN
MD Glo Equ RSP 09/10*ZN
MD Growth 09/10 . . . . ZN
MD Growth RSP 09/10*ZN
MD Intl Gr RSP 09/10 . ZN
MD Intl Growth 09/10 . ZN
MD Select 09/10 . . . . *ZN
MD US Lg Cap Gr 09/10ZN
MD US LgCpGrRSP 09/10*ZN
MD US Lr Cap Vl 09/10 ZN
MD US LrCpVlRSP 09/10*ZN
MD US Sml Cp Gr 09/10ZN
MD US Tx Mng Pl 09/10*ZN
57.01
56.35
61.59
62.85
60.04
54.16
54.54
59.88
59.98
53.20
3.41
3.13
3.34
3.69
13.36
9.93
13.15
7.62
17.73
3.35
12.15
8.30
10.44
8.80
6.39
23.98
3.50
23.48
18.97
5.09
10.96
9.84
15.00
3.25
18.30
10.55
6.31
15.02
11.21
2.81
11.47
2.37
9.94
15.29
6.53
10.87
3.25
10.51
3.56
2.85
3.20
9.77
6.18
9.65
3.51
3.36
7.79
9.43
8.33
9.22
7.92
7.31
4.71
1.70
9.60
6.65
3.97
10.02
4.17
3.89
3.87
3.17
4.91
5.93
6.24
5.59
3.89
5.10
9.76
8.08
6.74
4.03
9.59
7.16
1.80
7.33
1.52
6.35
9.77
4.17
6.95
2.08
6.71
2.28
3.26
4.25
2.54
6.40
2.67
2.48
2.03
3.13
5.16
3.79
3.99
3.57
2.48
73.91
64.40
65.19
79.83
66.77
80.96
68.62
70.03
76.09
88.69
75.92
77.39
77.58
77.52
73.11
63.64
79.69
71.49
59.43
62.76
8.09
8.88
10.24
8.67
7.32
7.31
7.85
8.39
3.33
18.07
19.83
13.23
Mavrix Fund Management
9.50
6.88
8.91
12.72
13.47
9.37
6.97
12.04
2.03
5.22
Manulife Cabot Funds Cl A
11.56
10.90
13.04
16.41
19.31
10.44
2.98
Bal Plus 09/10 . . . . . . . *N

Growth Plus 09/10. . . . *N
Quebec Growth 09/10 *FR
RSP Intl Growth 09/10 *N
Value Plus 09/10 . . . . . *N
World Inc 09/10. . . . . . *N
-.02
5.95
7.69
5.15
4.28
3.14
4.25
8.99
5.62
3.38
11.17
13.84
14.45
19.07
11.03
9.56
15.28
19.12
24.17
10.25
8.78
5.17
5.87
9.87
14.88
12.99
6.06
8.38
5.79
37.32
17.03
25.29
12.30
12.29
8.77
9.83
17.93
10.33
6.95
10.29
14.95
15.66
11.03
7.55
9.94
9.53
7.32
7.35
15.21
5.89
7.54
9.35
9.27
5.16
8.76
Members Mutual Mgt Corp.

Members Mutual 09/10*N
Meritas Mutual Funds

Cdn Bond 09/10 . . . . . *FD
Jantzi Soc Ind 09/10 . *FD
US Equity 09/10 . . . . . . FD
3.91
10.27
8.58
9.64
9.35
Merrill Lynch Investment

Cdn Bal Value 09/10 . *FR
Cdn Bond 09/10 . . . . . *FD
Cdn Core Val 09/10 . . *FD
Cdn Growth 09/10 . . . *FD
Cdn HiYldBnd 09/10 . *FD
Cdn Inc Trust 09/10. . *FD
Cdn Sml Cap 09/10 . . *FD
Core Holdings 09/10 . *FR
Core HoldingsU$ 09/10U*FR
Dev Cap Market 09/10 FD
Euro 09/10 . . . . . . . . . . FD
9.31
9.01
24.86
5.68
8.60
9.90
-.01
-.05
-.06
-.01
-.04
Balanced 09/10 . . . . . . *N
Balanced + 09/10 . . . . *N
Bond Index + 09/10. . . *N
Cdn Equity 09/10. . . . . *N
Cont Euro Equ 09/10 . . *N
Glo Bal + 09/10 . . . . . . *N
Growth 09/10. . . . . . . . *N
Income 09/10. . . . . . . . *N
Japan Equity 09/10 . . . . N
T-Max 09/10 . . . . . . . X*N
9.72
11.26
10.36
9.98
9.77
8.61
24.32
10.27
5.56
10.00
Montrusco Select Funds U$(n)
Mackenz Star Portfolio U$

S Fr Bl G&I 09/10 . . . . . . U
S Fr ME Gr 09/10 . . . . . . U
S Fr Mx LT Gr 09/10 . . . U
1.91
1.33
Montrusco Bolton Funds
-.02
-.06
-.02
Mackenz Star Portfolio C$
7.83
9.59
12.05
6.95
7.05
5.70
5.39
Multiple Opp 09/10 . . . *F

Special Opp 09/10 . . . . . F
3.60
4.09
5.15
Mackenzie Universal U$
U Americas U$ 09/10 UFR
U Cdn Bl U$ 09/10 . . . UFR
U Cdn Gr U$ 09/10 . . UFR
U Cdn Res U$ 09/10 . UFR
U Comm U$ 09/10 . . . UFR
U Euro Opp U$ 09/10 UFR
U Far East U$ 09/10 . UFR
U Fin Serv U$ 09/10 . UFR
U Future U$ 09/10 . . . UFR
U Glb Eth U$ 09/10 . . UFR
U Hlth Sci U$ 09/10 . . UFR
U Int Tech U$ 09/10 . UFR
U Intl Stock U$ 09/10 UFR
U Japan U$ 09/10 . . . UFR
U Prec Mtls U$ 09/10 UFR
U Sel Mgr U$ 09/10 . . UFR
U US Bl Chp U$ 09/10 UFR
U US Em Gr U$ 09/10 UFR
U Wld Bl RRSP 09/10UZFR
U Wld Em Gr U$ 09/10UFR
U Wld Hi Yld U$ 09/10UFR
U Wld Inc RRSP 09/10UZFR
U Wld Resour U$ 09/10UFR
U Wld Rl Est U$ 09/10UFR
U Wld S&T U$ 09/10 . UFR
U Wld Tac Bd U 09/10 UFR
U Wld Value U$ 09/10UFR
9.26
9.99
10.23
7.65
9.87
5.12
10.75
9.44
MOF Group
-.10
-.12
-.14
-.05
Mackenzie Universal C$
U Americas 09/10 . . . . FR
U Cdn Bl 09/10 . . . . . . *FR
U Cdn Gr 09/10 . . . . . *FR
U Cdn Res 09/10 . . . . *FR
U Comm 09/10 . . . . . . . FR
U Euro Opp 09/10 . . . . FR
U Far East 09/10 . . . . . FR
U Fin Serv 09/10 . . . . . FR
U Future 09/10 . . . . . . *FR
U Glb Eth 09/10 . . . . . . FR
U Hlth Sci 09/10. . . . . . FR
U Int Tech 09/10 . . . . . FR
U Intl Stock 09/10 . . . . FR
U Japan 09/10 . . . . . . . FR
U RSP Comm 09/10 . . *FR
U RSP Euro Opp 09/10*FR
U RSP Fin Serv 09/10. *FR
U RSP Glb Eth 09/10 . *FR
U RSP Hlth Sci 09/10 . *FR
U RSP Int Stock 09/10 *FR
U RSP Int Tech 09/10. *FR
U RSP SM 09/10. . . . . *FR
U RSP SM FE 09/10 . . *FR
U RSP SM Intl 09/10 . *FR
U RSP SM Jap 09/10 . *FR
U RSP SM USA 09/10. *FR
U RSP US Bl Chp 09/10*FR
U RSP US Em Gr 09/10*FR
U RSP Wld S&T 09/10 *FR
U SM Can 09/10 . . . . . *FR
U Sel Mgr 09/10 . . . . . . FR
U US Bl Chp 09/10 . . . . FR
U US Em Gr 09/10 . . . . FR
U Wld Bl RRSP 09/10 . *FR
U Wld Em Gr 09/10 . . . FR
U Wld Gr RSP 09/10. . *FR
U Wld High Yld 09/10 . FR
U Wld Inc RRSP 09/10 *FR
U Wld Rl Est 09/10. . . . FR
U Wld S&T 09/10 . . . . . FR
U Wld Tac Bd 09/10. . . FR
U Wld Value 09/10. . . . FR
U prec Mtls 09/10 . . . *FR
Uni RSP GrTrnds 09/10*FR
Unv Wld Res 09/10 . . . FR
7.24
8.62
6.91
8.05
6.46
4.12
2.81
2.66
8.97
18.38
7.45
19.77
5.64
16.16
9.17
5.86
8.26
8.27
6.62
10.37
21.54
33.71
9.54
Montrusco Select Funds C$(n)
Mackenzie Ivy Funds U$
8.34
6.71
9.87
4.87
Alt Energy Cl 09/10 . . . *N

Cdn Balanced Cl 09/10 *N
Enhanced Yield 09/10 *FR
Equity Index 09/10 . . . *N
Global Tech Cl 09/10. . *N
Growth-Class 09/10. . *FR
Income Plus 09/10. . . . *N
US Equity Cl 09/10 . . . *N
6.49
23.36
27.63
6.85
5.63
6.15
6.40
19.84
21.68
8.06
Mackenzie Ivy Funds C$
Keystone Premier Funds

KS Prem Euro 09/10 . . FR
KS Prem Glb 09/10 . . . FR
KS Prem RSP Glb 09/10*FR
KS Prm RSP Euro 09/10*FR
Middlefield Group(n)
10.16
Mackenzie Industrial C$
6.37
18.16
12.21
20.73
5.04
24.07
20.24
7.26
11.30
4.21
11.35
14.04
21.87
7.54
10.62
4.18
7.28
4.30
5.28
10.83
10.15
10.16
10.39
10.08
7.20
6.85
10.33
9.73
8.81
7.88
6.74
7.48
7.95
6.02
6.85
9.56
14.37
10.19
11.95
7.39
2.61
9.08
8.23
2.41
7.72
8.79
8.75
7.84
7.89
7.20
3.88
Mackenzie Fixed Income C$
14.94
12.06
9.97
12.25
Keystone Altamira Advisor
5.51
4.28
6.71
5.00
3.19
9.57
10.03
US Mngd Yield 09/10 UFR
Juniper Fund Management(n)
4.28
2.98
3.12
4.39
5.77
8.36
3.15
6.28
3.06
3.79
9.79
2.96
6.88
10.64
Mackenzie Capital Cl U$
Inv Group/Rothschild Slct
8.55
7.21
4.88
9.52
4.90
6.70
3.70
4.66
4.88
4.75
6.87
13.10
5.38
4.93
9.04
9.84
4.68
4.80
5.94
15.33
4.43
4.63
Friedberg Mercantile(n)
10.13
10.96
11.75
19.21
10.89
8.36
8.85
11.26
9.71
Investors Group/1World
FrnklnTmpltn-MutualSer C$
Mutal Beac RSP 09/10*FD
Mutual Beacon 09/10 UFD
Mutual Beacon 09/10 . FD
Mutual BeaconTx 09/10FD
MutualBeacnTxU$ 09/10UFD
10.07
11.21
19.87
8.68
9.10
11.17
9.67
Integra Mutual Funds(n)
FrnklnTmpltn-Templeton U$
Emerg Mkts 09/10. . . UFD
Emerg Mkts Tax 09/10UFD
European Tax U$ 09/10UFD
Glo Balanced 09/10. . UFD
Glo Bond 09/10 . . . . . UFD
Glo Sml Co U$ 09/10. UFD
Glo Smlr Co Tax 09/10UFD
Growth 09/10 . . . . . . UFD
Growth Tax U$ 09/10 UFD
Intl Balanced 09/10. . UFD
Intl Stock 09/10. . . . . UFD
Intl Stock Tax 09/10 . UFD
13.43
17.49
9.35
ING Direct Funds Limited
Frnkln Tmpltn-TempletonC$
10.28
8.14
6.70
5.25
8.40
4.99
11.35
14.45
10.26
5.37
7.99
10.92
11.04
25.13
2.12
7.72
6.24
7.10
15.08
16.51
18.41
13.74
11.10
4.77
10.48
9.72
4.24
4.73
1US Large Cap 09/10 UFD

2.10
Frkl US MM Tax 09/10UFD
10.05
Japan Tax U$ 09/10. . UFD
2.76
Technology 09/10 . . . UFD
1.56
Technology TxU$ 09/10UFD
2.55
US Aggr Gro 09/10 . . UFD
1.49
US Small Cap 09/10 . UFD
7.71
USAggrGrowthTax 09/10UFD 2.62
USLargeCap Tax 09/10UFD
2.82
USSmallCap Tax 09/10UFD
2.83
Wld HSci&Bio 09/10 . UFD
3.81
Wld Telecom 09/10. . UFD
1.67
WldHSci&Bio Tax 09/10UFD 3.03
WldTelecom Tax 09/10UFD
2.85
World Gro Tax 09/10. UFD
2.80
World Growth 09/10 . UFD
2.34
Elliott & Page - Advisor
EMF 3rd Millennium
Austral RSP 09/10 . . . . . *

Austral-Asia Eq 09/10 . . .
Can Fin Service 09/10 . . *
Canadian Bond 09/10 . . *
Cdn Commun 09/10 . . . . *
Cdn Equity Fund 09/10 . *
Cdn Resources 09/10. . . *
Cdn Sm Cap Eq 09/10 . . *
Emerg Markets 09/10 . . .
Euro Equity RSP 09/10. . *
European Equity 09/10 . .
Global Commun 09/10 . . .
Global Tech 09/10 . . . . . .
Japan Equ RSP 09/10 . . . *
Japan Equity 09/10 . . . . .
US Equity 09/10 . . . . . . . .
US Equity RSP 09/10 . . . *
6.16
7.08
3.88
11.95
17.38
9.79
15.40
18.02
6.42
4.82
5.69
14.03
FrnklnTmpltn-Franklin U$
eFunds Asset Mgmnt Ltd(n)

Active Bond 09/10 . . . *FD
American Growth 09/10FD
Asian Growth 09/10. . . FD
Balanced 09/10 . . . . . *FD
Balanced Port 09/10 . *FD
Cabot Blue Chip 09/10*FD
Cabot CdnEquity 09/10*FD
CabotGlMltiStyl 09/10. FD
Equity 09/10. . . . . . . . *FD
European Equity 09/10 FD
Generation Wave 09/10*FD
Global Equity 09/10 . . . FD
Global Sector 09/10. . *FD
Growth & Income 09/10*FD
Growth Opps 09/10 . . *FD
Max Growth Port 09/10*FD
Mthly High Inc 09/10. *FD
RSP Amer Gro 09/10 . *FD
RSP Glo Equity 09/10 *FD
RSP US Mid-Cap 09/10*FD
Sector Rotation 09/10 *FD
Tax Growth Port 09/10 FD
US Mid-Cap 09/10 . . . . FD
Value Equity 09/10 . . *FD
ING Funds - Advisor
FrnklnTmpltn-Franklin C$
4.63
5.47
5.48
4.89
12.96
3.92
4.45
4.38
4.14
EBIFUND 09/10. . . . . . . . F
Asia Pacific 09/10 . . . . . N

Balanced 09/10 . . . . . . *N
Cdn Bond 09/10. . . . . . *N
Dividend Inc 09/10 . . . *N
Emerg Mkts 09/10. . . . . N
Equity 09/10 . . . . . . . . *N
Euro 09/10 . . . . . . . . . . . N
Glo Equity RSP 09/10 . *N
Global Tech 09/10 . . . . *N
Mortgage 09/10. . . . . . *N
Small Cap 09/10 . . . . . *N
US Equity 09/10. . . . . . . N
US Equity RSP 09/10 . . *N
World Bond RSP 09/10 *N
FrnklnTmpltn-Bissett-A
Amer Equity RSP 09/10 FR
American Equ 09/10 . . FR
Bond 09/10. . . . . . . . . *FR
Bond Tax 09/10 . . . . . . *N
Cdn Equity 09/10 . . . . *FR
Cdn Equity Tax 09/10 . *N
Dividend 09/10. . . . . . *FR
Income 09/10 . . . . . . . *FR
Intl Equity 09/10 . . . . . FR
Large Cap 09/10 . . . . *FR
MMF Tax 09/10 . . . . . *FR
Microcap 09/10 . . . . *ZFR
Multinational 09/10 . . . FR
MultinationalTx 09/10. . N
Multinatl GrRSP 09/10 FR
Retirement 09/10. . . . *FR
Small Cap 09/10 . . . . *FR
Small Cap Tax 09/10 . . *N
9.72
12.85
17.61
10.41
7.21
8.09
5.46
8.51
9.24
HSBC Investment Funds
FrnklnTmpltn-Bissett-A U$
Dynamic Focus + Funds

Divers Inc Tr 09/10 . . *FR
Dyn Fc + Bal 09/10 . . *FR
Dyn Foc + Amer 09/10 FR
Dyn Foc + CanCl 09/10 . .
Dyn Foc + Cdn 09/10. *FR
Dyn Foc + US CL 09/10 . .
Dyn Foc + WltMg 09/10*FR
American Equity 09/10 UN

Intl Equity 09/10 . . . . . UN
Multinational 09/10 . . UN
MultinatnlTx U$ 09/10 UN
Grd Cdn Bond 09/10 . *FD

Grd Cdn Equity 09/10 *FD
Grd Cdn Lrg Cap 09/10*FD
Grd Enterprise 09/10. *FD
Grd HiYld Bond 09/10 *FD
Grd Mthy Divdnd 09/10*FD
Grd Mthy Hi Inc 09/10*FD
Grd RSP For Inc 09/10*FD
Grd RSP Int Inc 09/10 *FD
Balanced 09/10 . . . . . *FD

Fixed Income 09/10. . *FD
Nat Resource 09/10. . *FD
FrnklnTmpltn-Bissett-F U$
-.01
+.01
unch
Alt Glo Equ Cap 09/10 . FR

Alt Sci&Tec Cap 09/10 FR
Alt e-Bus Cap 09/10. . . FR
Cdl Value Cp 09/10 . . . FR
Cdn Mngd Yield 09/10. FR
Iv Cdn Cp 09/10 . . . . . . FR
Iv Ent Cp 09/10 . . . . . . FR
Iv Fr Eqty Cp 09/10 . . . FR
KS Prem Euro Cp 09/10FR
KS Prem Glb Cp 09/10. FR
M Horizon Cp 09/10. . . FR
U Cdn Gr Cp 09/10. . . . FR
U Euro Opp Cp 09/10. . FR
U Future Cp 09/10 . . . . FR
U Glb Eth Cp 09/10 . . . FR
U Intl Stock Cp 09/10 . FR
U US Bl Chp Cp 09/10 . FR
U US Em Gr Cp 09/10. . FR
UnWld Em Gro 09/10. . FR
Uni Gr Trends 09/10 . . FR
UniWld Prec Met 09/10 FR
UniWld Real Est 09/10. FR
UniWld Resource 09/10FR
UniWld Value 09/10. . . FR
Unv Comms 09/10 . . . . FR
Unv Finan Serv 09/10 . FR
Unv Health Sci 09/10. . FR
Unv Int Tech 09/10 . . . FR
Unv SelMgr 09/10 . . . . FR
Unv SelMgr Can 09/10 FR
Unv SelMgr FE 09/10. . FR
Unv SelMgr USA 09/10 FR
UnvSelMgr Intl 09/10 . FR
UnvSelMgr Japan 09/10FR
UnvWld SciTec 09/10 . FR
Spec cs NAVPS $chg
Glo Grth RSP 09/10 . . *FR

Global Growth 09/10 . . FR
Global Sect RSP 09/10*FR
Global Sectors 09/10 . . FR
Inst Hldgs 09/10. . . . . . . F
Inst Hldgs U$ 09/10. . . UF
Internet St RSP 09/10 *FR
Internet Strat 09/10 . . FR
Intl RSP Index 09/10 . *FD
Sel Cdn Bal 09/10 . . . *FD
Sel Gbl Val RSP 09/10 *FR
Sel Glo Value 09/10 . . . FD
Sel Int Gro RSP 09/10 *FR
Select Int Gro 09/10 . . FD
Select Ten 09/10 . . . . . . F
Select Ten U$ 09/10 . . UF
Triple A 50 09/10 . . . . . FD
Triple A 50 RSP 09/10 *FD
US Basic Val U$ 09/10UFR
US Basic Value 09/10 . FR
US Fdmntl Gr U$ 09/10UFD
US Fndmentl Gro 09/10FD
US RSP Index 09/10. . *FD
5.14
Mackenzie Capital Cl C$
GGOF Guardian - Mutual
Hirsch Mutual Funds
Fonds de Crois Select(n)

Amer Equity RSP 09/10. N
American Equity 09/10 . N
Bond 09/10 . . . . . . . . . *N
Bond Tax 09/10 . . . . . . *N
Cdn Equity 09/10. . . . . *N
Cdn Equity Tax 09/10 . *N
Dividend 09/10 . . . . . . *N
Income 09/10. . . . . . . . *N
Intl Equity 09/10 . . . . . . N
Large Cap 09/10 . . . . . *N
MMF Tax 09/10 . . . . . *FR
Microcap 09/10 . . . . . *ZN
Multinational 09/10. . . . N
MultinationalTx 09/10. . N
Multinatl GrRSP 09/10 . N
Retirement 09/10 . . . . *N
Small Cap 09/10 . . . . . *N
Small Cap Tax 09/10 . . *N
Grd Cdn Bond 09/10 . . *F

Grd Cdn Equity 09/10 . *F
Grd Enterprise 09/10 . . *F
Grd Mthy Divdnd 09/10 *F
Grd Mthy Hi Inc 09/10 . *F
Grd RSP For Inc 09/10 . *F
Grd RSP Int Inc 09/10 . *F
Advisors DSC 09/10. . . *D

Advisors SC 09/10 . . . . *F
Bond DSC 09/10. . . . . . *D
Bond SC 09/10 . . . . . . . *F
Cdn Stock DSC 09/10 . *D
Cdn Stock SC 09/10 . . . *F
Gl Leaders SC 09/10 . . . F
Glo Leaders DSC 09/10 . D
US Cap Appr DSC 09/10 D
US Cap Appr SC 09/10. . F
US Stock DSC 09/10 . . . D
US Stock SC 09/10 . . . . . F
9.63
11.07
9.12
19.11
13.41
11.98
21.49
17.84
10.42
17.25
6.07
18.67
27.15
15.30
24.07
28.16
10.03
7.53
8.89
10.88
7.29
7.02
8.60
7.87
8.18
5.10
6.87
21.92
16.20
FISQ Muni QC 09/10 . *FD

FISQ Zero Cpn 09/10 . *FD
Alt Strat U$ 09/10 . . . UFR

Alt Strategies 09/10 . . FR
The Hartford Canada Funds
12.21
10.25
9.64
7.59
9.41
10.04
FrnklnTmpltn-Bissett-F C$
7.62
8.55
CTI Mutual Funds Inc(n)
10.76
40.87
36.96
43.56
11.63
7.26
34.49
FISQ(n)
Crois Select 08/31. . . . ZN
8.43
9.12
Enhanced 09/10 . . . . . . . F
Enhanced RSP 09/10 . . *F
+.02
+.05
+.16
+.12
-.30
+.02
unch
+.02
Fidelity Focus Funds U$

Consumer Ind U$ 09/10 U
Financial SerU$ 09/10 . . U
Foc Tech U$ 09/10. . . . . U
Foc Telecomm U$ 09/10 U
Health Care U$ 09/10 . . U
Nat Res U$ 09/10. . . . . . U
Mack Alt Strategies
GGOF Guardian - Classic
Fidelity Focus Funds C$
10.34
7.60
7.47
10.09
8.29
10.94
9.56
5.85
5.79
9.91
4.85
8.08
7.50
Crystal Wealth(n)
Amer Hi Yld U$ 09/10 UFR

Amer Opport U$ 09/10UFR
Em MktsPtl U$ 09/10 UFR
Euro Gth U$ 09/10. . . UFR
Far East U$ 09/10 . . . UFR
Gl Asst AllocU$ 09/10 UFR
Gro Amer U$ 09/10 . . UFR
Intl Ptl U$ 09/10 . . . . UFR
Japan Gro U$ 09/10. . UFR
Latin Amer U$ 09/10 . UFR
Overseas U$ 09/10 . . UFR
Sm CapAm U$ 09/10. UFR
Cnt Amer LrgCap 09/10FD

Cnt Amer Value 09/10. FD
Cnt Cdn Bal 09/10 . . . *FD
Cnt Cdn Value 09/10 . *FD
Cnt Emerg Mkts 09/10 FD
Cnt Glo Value 09/10 . . FD
Cnt Global Comm 09/10FD
Cnt Japan Value 09/10 FD
Cnt RSP Am Val 09/10*FD
M Yld Adv 09/10 . . . . *FR
GGOF Centurion - Mutual
Cnt Amer Value 09/10 . . F

Cnt Cdn Bal 09/10 . . . . *F
lCnt RSP Am Val 09/10 *F
Fidelity Invest U$ Ser A
15.50
11.34
20.63
11.93
10.24
9.73
10.55
10.16
10.56
Enhanced Income 09/10*N

Select Sec 09/10 . . . . . . N
10.70
10.44
15.73
9.76
8.57
19.44
10.01
19.37
6.33
6.26
11.20
12.54
8.23
7.16
8.48
7.16
5.70
3.43
4.89
GGOF Centurion - Classic
Fidelity Invest C$ Ser A
Croft Financial Group Inc(n)
12.13
20.13
6.97
7.04
6.66
6.68
9.84
9.92
11.55
5.87
5.88
11.50
10.17
8.58
12.23
12.25
12.88
14.27
9.09
9.16
9.95
9.96
9.49
9.50
10.50
10.51
18.57
18.71
15.52
15.62
11.10
11.25
13.69
13.90
American 09/10. . . . . *ZN

Balanced 09/10 . . . . . *ZN
Bond 09/10 . . . . . . . . *ZN
Equity 09/10 . . . . . . . *ZN
Growth 09/10 . . . . . . *ZN
International 09/10 . . *ZN
Short Term Inc 09/10 *ZN
4.97
7.34
5.23
6.53
9.38
7.98
8.67
9.75
8.94
9.28
Balanced 09/07 . . . . . . *N
Cdn Bond 09/07. . . . . . . N
Cdn Equity 09/07. . . . . *N
Intl Bond 09/07 . . . . . . . N
Intl Equity 09/07 . . . . . *N
Investment 09/07 . . . . *N
MMF 09/07. . . . . . . . . . *N
Omnibus 09/07 . . . . . . *N
FERIQUE(n)
14.51
6.45
Balanced Pt 09/10 . . . . *N
Equity Pt 09/10 . . . . . . *N
Growth Pt 09/10 . . . . . *N
Select Bal Pt 09/10 . . . *N
Select Gro Pt 09/10 . . . *N
Select Hi Gr Pt 09/10 . *N
7.96
31.44
7.39
13.53
13.21
9.58
13.69
12.62
8.21
18.95
11.16
13.66
7.31
14.45
10.09
10.09
7.35
7.47
8.43
10.37
9.22
7.81
5.03
5.31
4.10
22.81
10.65
-.13
-.13
9.99
10.60
9.34
15.51
Credential Funds
-.07
-.12
-.04
-.02
-.08
-.07
-.04
-.09
-.08
4.45
3.32
5.41
1.65
Fed Medecins Omni(n)
Counsel Wealth Management
100.00
Amer Sm Co RSP 09/10*FD

Amer Sml Co 09/10 . . . FD
Glo Sm Co RSP 09/10 *FD
Sign Canadian 09/10 . *FD
Sign Cdn Bal 09/10 . . *FD
Sign Cdn Res 09/10 . . *FD
Sign Div Income 09/10*FD
Sign Dividend 09/10 . *FD
Sign Explorer 09/10. . *FD
Sign Glo Sm Co 09/10 . FD
Sign High Inc 09/10 . . *FD
Sign Select Can 09/10 *FD
Sig Glo Sml U$ 09/10 UFR

Sign Amer Sm U$ 09/10UFR

Cdn Bond 09/10 . . . . . *FD
Cdn Core Equity 09/10 . *
Cdn Focused 09/10 . . *FR
11.96
12.21
CI Signature Funds C$
-.05
Co-operators/Heritage
4.51
6.65
7.54
3.53
3.78
3.99
6.34
3.14
6.42
4.94
4.94
2.34
9.07
7.93
15.63
9.44
14.14
11.80
5.60
4.39
10.70
8.06
8.78
7.20
8.25
6.05
6.31
6.41
4.87
6.25
4.31
4.68
5.60
7.61
5.36
6.30
10.02
CI Harbour Funds C$

G3 RSP Fund 09/10 . . *FD
India 09/10. . . . . . . . . . FD
Innovation 09/10 . . . . . FD
9.72
6.92
10.26
8.72
8.47
9.40
9.40
5.57
10.46
Global Tele 09/10. . . . *FR

Intl Equity 09/10 . . . . *FR
Post-VentureCp 09/10*FR
US Cap App 09/10 . . . *FR
7.90
7.48
11.60
11.19
11.49
8.96
5.46
10.45
10.03
Alex Amer Grth 09/10 . . N

Alex Glo Biotec 09/10 . FD
Alx Cdn Bal 09/10 . . . *FD
Alx Cdn Growth 09/10 *FD
Alx Euro Grth 09/10. . . FD
Alx Gbl Growth 09/10 . FD
Alx Gbl Sm Cap 09/10 . FD
Alx Global Tech 09/10 . FD
Alx RSP Glo Gro 09/10*FD
Alx RSP GloTech 09/10*FD
Alx RSP Int Bal 09/10 *FD
Excel Funds Management
7.72
8.85
5.69
7.97
2.91
5.37
Co-operators/Warburg
6.06
5.63
11.28
10.02
12.85
9.64
11.74
12.90
10.04
7.77
8.08
Cda World RSP 09/10 *FD

Cdn Agg Growth 09/10*FD
Cdn Conserv 09/10 . . *FD
Glo Ind Fut 09/10 . . . . . FD
Glo Ind Fut RSP 09/10 *FD
Global Balanced 09/10 FD
Global Growth 09/10 . . FD
Clarington Sector Fund

Cdn Equity Cl 09/10. . . FD
Digital Econ 09/10 . . . . FD
Gl Hlth Sci Cl 09/10 . . . FD
Global Comm Cl 09/10 FD
Global Eq Class 09/10 . FD
Global Sml Cap 09/10 . FD
Global Value Cl 09/10 . FD
Navellier Class 09/10 . FD
Short Term Inc 09/10 . FD
EVOLUTION AZURA
8.73
14.64
10.45
9.84
17.65
9.58
13.04
11.24
12.09
13.86
8.91
14.35
12.06
5.23
4.56
3.51
9.72
8.32
7.32
3.99
4.21
14.85
8.41
Global Comm U$ 09/10UFD

Global Equ U$ 09/10 . UFD
Global Inc U$ 09/10 . UFD
Intl Equity U$ 09/07 . UFD
Navellier US AC 09/10UFD
US Growth U$ 09/10 . UFD
Fund
0 9. 1 1 . 0 1
American 09/10 . . . . . . FD
American RSP 09/10 . *FD
Balanced 09/10 . . . . . *FD
Bond 09/10. . . . . . . . . *FD
Canadian Equity 09/10*FD
Cdn Ast Alloc 09/10. . *FD
Cdn Large Cap 09/10. *FD
Quebec Exp 09/10 . . . *FD
REA 09/10 . . . . . . . . . . FD
World Lead RSP 09/10*FD
World Leaders 09/10. . FD
5.80
5.80
Clarington Group US$
5.51
5.90
6.24
10.39
9.91
4.91
7.71
10.03
9.15
7.71
14.16
12.38
24.42
22.09
18.43
8.75
3.65
14.74
13.72
12.59
16.72
11.24
12.88
9.45
9.85
10.01
11.78
9.76
7.61
6.73
7.31
8.75
6.85
7.04
9.90
8.38
9.84
11.88
CI Sector Funds U$
8.21
11.99
4.15
18.05
10.85
2.89
9.02
4.52
9.13
3.62
2.59
8.26
12.83
9.47
Asia Pacific 09/10 . . . . FD

Cdn Bond 09/10 . . . . . *FD
Cdn Dividend 09/10 . . *FD
Cdn Equity 09/10 . . . . *FD
Cdn Income 09/10 . . . *FD
Cdn Micro-Cap 09/10 *FD
Global Comm 09/10. . . FD
Global Income 09/10 . . FD
Global Sml Cap 09/10 . FD
Navellier RSP 09/10. . . FD
Navellier US AC 09/10. FD
RSP Glo Comm 09/10 *FD
RSP Glo Income 09/10*FD
RSP Global Eq 09/10 . . FD
RSP Intl Equity 09/10 *FD
Technology RSP 09/10 FD
U.S. Small Co. 09/10 . . FD
US Growth Fund 09/10 FD
8.55
5.14
7.21
9.65
3.09
6.25
7.32
9.92
6.29
5.18
7.55
CI Sector Funds C$
17.67
10.43
16.55
16.08
15.43
14.10
4.20
24.31
17.97
3.60
18.51
5.44
10.68
7.44
9.75
7.82
4.75
7.80
4.03
8.03
6.46
6.01
10.29
11.68
5.62
36.97
17.79
18.43
ClaringtonFunds Cdn$
10.28
9.91
4.84
5.48
3.87
9.76
8.03
9.72
3.62
9.60
11.26
11.44
15.08
6.73
9.53
9.83
6.25
11.79
5.02
9.34
6.74
8.25
10.63
4.47
6.90
11.17
14.58
10.86
10.01
8.68
4.88
4.02
4.18
10.47
15.49
10.43
13.35
7.59
8.27
9.11
8.09
4.83
CI Funds Inc. U$
6.71
6.73
13.26
15.08
12.98
13.30
10.28
10.38
7.39
7.64
6.35
8.39
5.49
10.13
10.14
13.54
13.61
15.68
15.39
13.70
14.15
12.76
13.09
7.20
7.23
7.99
8.05
Asia/Pacific 09/10. . . . *N
Asia/Pacific A 09/10 . . *R
5.32
14.23
8.38
CI Funds Inc. C$
Spec cs NAVPS $chg
CLARICA PORTFOLIO
7.17
8.31
22.23
7.58
7.06
13.09
CI - BPI Funds U$
10.20
12.77
3.44
1.71
11.44
10.63
11.20
50.47
19.40
CI - BPI Funds C$
Cdn Fixed TB 09/10 . . *FR

4.88
Conservative 09/10 . . *FR
9.82
Glo Adv RSP 09/10. . . *FR
7.73
Global Advant 09/10 . . FR
8.82
Growth Port 09/10. . . . FR
9.98
Growth Port RSP 09/10*FR
9.33
High Gwth Port 09/10 . FR
10.11
Maximum Growth 09/10FR
9.39
Maximum Gth RSP 09/10*FR 4.57
Moderate 09/10 . . . . . . FR
10.12
Most Cons 09/10 . . . . *FR
10.12
New Economy 09/10 . . FR
5.41
RSP High Growth 09/10*FR
8.82
RSP Moderate 09/10 . *FR
9.66
Balanced 09/07 . . . . . X*N
Bond 09/07 . . . . . . . . X*N
Cdn Equity 09/07. . . . X*N
4.91
4.47
6.61
4.54
4.98
6.30
4.50
Chou Associates(n)
Artisan Portfolio
Barreau Du Quebec(n)
8.63
5.58
Cartier Mutual Funds
5.67
8.51
5.44
5.65
19.29
17.81
8.58
6.48
6.51
5.30
3.39
6.23
4.90
5.66
3.62
6.18
3.95
3.28
5.12
4.86
8.94
8.88
4.77
3.05
5.19
2.65
4.82
5.64
5.45
4.42
4.97
5.40
8.12
9.02
5.96
15.18
9.71
9.31
29.04
27.99
18.58
17.91
4.06
6.35
9.04
5.78
20.13
5.07
Capstone Group(n)
Altamira Managed RSP Port

RSP Balanced 09/10 . . *N
RSP Gro & Inc 09/10 . . *N
RSP Growth 09/10. . . . *N
RSP Inc & Grth 09/10 . *N
RSP Income 09/10 . . . . *N
RSP Max Grth 09/10 . . *N
RSP Stble Inc 09/10. . . *N
4.96
5.53
3.24
5.22
3.99
2.09
Camaf(n)
Fund
Premier Em Mk 09/10 . . N
Premier Em MktA 09/10 R
Premier Gro 09/10. . . . *N
Premier Gro A 09/10 . . *R
Premier Intl 09/10 . . . . . N
Premier Intl A 09/10 . . . N
Premier Mtg 09/10 . . . *N
Premier Mtg A 09/10. . *R
RSP Europe Ind 09/10 . *N
RSP Intl Index 09/10 . . *N
RSP Japan Ind 09/10 . . *N
RSP US Equ Ind 09/10 . *N
RSP US Tech Ind 09/10 *N
Sht Term Bond 09/10 . *N
Sht Term Bond A 09/10 . *
Summit Cdn Eq 09/10 . *N
Summit Cdn Eq A 09/10*R
Summit Div Gr 09/10. . *N
Summit Div Gr A 09/10 *R
Summit For Equ 09/10 . N
Summit For EquA 09/10 R
Summit Gro&Inc 09/10 *N
Summit Gro&IncA 09/10*R
US Gro Equ 09/10 . . . . *N
US Gro Equ A 09/10 . . . *R
US Sml Cap 09/10 . . . . *N
US Sml Cap A 09/10 . . *R
7.14
7.58
America 09/10 . . . . . . . FD
Balanced 09/10 . . . . . *FD
Canada 09/10. . . . . . . *FD
Income 09/10. . . . . . . *FD
International 09/10 . . . FD
Altamira Precision Index

Canadian Index 09/10 . *N
Dow 30 Index 09/10. . . . N
European Index 09/10 . . N
European RSP 09/10 . . *N
Intl RSP Index 09/10 . . *N
Pacific Index 09/10 . . . . N
US Midcap Index 09/10. N
US RSP Index 09/10 . . *N
Spec cs NAVPS $chg
Caldwell
Am BlChpGroU$ 09/10UFR
2.96
Am MidCapGwthU$ 09/10UFD 5.08
Amer Agg Gr U$ 09/10UFR
6.93
Cdn Bond U$ 09/10 . U*FR
7.74
Dent Demo U$ 09/10U*FR
3.27
Euro Gro Cl U$ 09/10 UFR
3.89
European GroU$ 09/10UFR
10.04
Gl Fin Ser Cl U 09/10. UFD
5.60
Gl Hlth Sci U$ 09/10 . UFD
4.76
Glo Agg Gwth U$ 09/10U*FR 3.75
Glo Bl Chip U$ 09/10 . UFR
5.16
Glo Energy U$ 09/10 . UFD
3.55
Glo Gro & IncU$ 09/10UFD
4.44
Glo Hlth Sci U$ 09/10 UFR
10.55
Glo Tech Cl U$ 09/10 UFD
2.35
Glo Telecom U$ 09/10UFD
4.22
Global Bond U$ 09/10 UFD
3.37
12.11
Global Theme U$ 09/10UFD
4.29
Indo-Pacif ClU$ 09/10UFD
2.04
Indo-Pacific U$ 09/10 UFD
2.71
Intl Growth U$ 09/10U*FR
4.40
Lt Amer GthU$ 09/10 UFD
3.46
Sec Mgrs Cl US 09/10U*FD
4.23
Short-Term A U$ 09/10 UF
3.65
Short-Term B U$ 09/10UD
3.53
AIM Funds(Trimark)
Fund
Glo Hi Rsk Equ 09/10 . . FR

Global Bal RSP 09/10. . FR
AIM Funds U$
11.92
Clean Environment Funds

Balanced 09/10 . . . . . *FD
Equity 09/10. . . . . . . . *FD
Glo Equ 09/10 . . . . . . . FD
Spec cs NAVPS $chg
Cdn Bond 09/10 . . . . . *FR

Cdn First Class 09/10 *FD
Cdn Leaders 09/10 . . *FD
Cdn Premier 09/10 . . *FR
Cdn Premier Cl 09/10 *FD
Dent Demograph 09/10*FR
Euro Growth Cl 09/10 . FR
European Growth 09/10FR
Gbl Energy Cl 09/10 . . FD
Gbl Telecom 09/10 . . . FD
Glo Agg Growth 09/10*FR
Glo Blue Chip 09/10. . . FR
Glo Fin Serv Cl 09/10. . FD
Glo Gro & Inc 09/10 . . . FD
Glo Health Sci 09/10 . . FR
Glo Sec Mgrs 09/10 . . *FD
Glo Tech Class 09/10. . FD
Global Bond 09/10 . . . . FD
Global Theme 09/10 . . FD
Indo-Pacific C$ 09/10 . FD
Indo-Pacific Cl 09/10. . FD
Intl Growth 09/10 . . . *FR
Latin Amer Gro 09/10 . FD
RSP Amr BlChp 09/10*FD
RSP Dent Demog 09/10*FR
RSP Euro Growth 09/10*FD
RSP Fin Serv 09/10 . . *FD
RSP Gl Gr & Inc 09/10 *FD
RSP Gl Hlth Sci 09/10 *FR
RSP Gl Telecomm 09/10*FR
RSP Glo Agg Gro 09/10*FR
RSP Glo Tech 09/10 . . *FR
RSP Glo Theme 09/10 *FD
RSP Indo-Pac 09/10. . *FD
RSP Intl Gro 09/10 . . *FR
RSP Sec Mgrs 09/10 . *FD
Short-Term A 09/10 . . . . F
Short-Term B 09/10. . . . D
F U N D S
F NANC AL POST WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 12 2001
11.66
10.59
21.27
22.09
9.91
8.18
10.79
6.04
3.86
11.60
16.63
E.A.F.E. 09/10 . . . . . . . UN
NT U.S. Equity 09/10. . UN
Tax U.S. Equity 09/10 . UN
Mulvihill Capital Mgmt

Cdn Bond 09/10. . . . . . *N
Global Equity 09/10. . . *N
Mul Cdn Equity 09/10 . *N
Prem Cdn Income 09/10*N
Premium Gbl Inc 09/10 *N
US Equity Fund 09/10 . *N
National Bank Funds

Asia-Pacific 09/10 . . . . . N
Bond 09/10 . . . . . . . . . *N
Cdn Equity 09/10. . . . . *N
Cdn Idx Plus 09/10 . . . *N
Cdn Opport 09/10 . . . . *N
Cnd Index 09/10 . . . . . *N
Dividend 09/10 . . . . . . *N
Emerg Markets 09/10 . . N
Euro Equity 09/10 . . . . . N
Euro Small Cap 09/10 . . N
Future Econ RSP 09/10 *N
Future Economy 09/10 . N
Glo Equity 09/10 . . . . . . N
Glo RSP Bond 09/10 . . *N
Glob Equity RSP 09/10 *N
Global Tech RSP 09/10 *N
Global Techno 09/10 . . . N
Mortgage 09/10. . . . . . *N
Nat Resources 09/10 . . *N
QC Growth 09/10. . . . . *N
Ret Balanced 09/10 . . . *N
Sml Capital 09/10 . . . . *N
US Idx Plus 09/10 . . . . . N
US Idx Plus U$ 09/10 . UN
US RSP Idx U$ 09/10. U*N
Nat Bank Divers Funds

Aggress Divers 09/10 . *N
Conserv Divers 09/10 . *N
Intrepid Divers 09/10 . *N
Moderate Divers 09/10 *N
Secure Divers 09/10 . . *N
7.72
8.86
8.72
9.89
14.00
10.53
8.41
7.33
7.31
8.22
10.67
6.55
10.89
10.72
11.01
14.96
9.81
16.87
6.68
6.78
8.18
8.40
9.35
8.32
3.75
5.88
6.72
10.70
11.68
11.48
6.32
27.07
12.52
8.00
5.97
9.34
-.18
-.01
-.01
-.03
-.06
-.01
+.01
-.13
-.21
-.18
+.01
+.01
-.06
-.05
-.06
-.01
-.01
-.15
unch
-.06
-.05
-.01
-.32
+.13
+.10
+.04
+.05
12.30
9.35
9.68
10.09
9.87
-.05
-.02
-.05
-.03
-.01
National Bank Prot Funds

Prot Cdn Bond 09/10. . *N
Prot Cdn Equity 09/10. *N
Prot Global RSP 09/10. *N
Prot Gro Bal 09/10. . . . *N
Prot Ret Bal 09/10 . . . . *N
National Bank/Fidelity
Cdn Asset All 09/10. . . *N
Focus Fin Serv 09/10. . *N
Glo Asset All 09/10 . . . *N
Growth America 09/10 *N
Intl Portfolio 09/10 . . . *N
Norrep Inc.(n)
Norrep Fund 09/10 . . . *N
9.94
10.22
7.88
10.03
9.70
-.01
-.01
-.08
-.02
-.01
8.93
10.23
8.06
7.86
8.21
-.03
+.01
-.05
+.01
-.08
13.61
North Growth Management(n)

NGM US Equity 09/10 . . N
Northwest
Balanced 09/10 . . . . . *FD

Growth 09/10. . . . . . . *FD
International 09/10 . . . FD
RSP Intl 09/10 . . . . . . *FD
Sp Equity 09/10 . . . . . *FD
Sp Hgh Yld Bond 09/10*FD
Sp Innovations 09/10 *FD
Sp Resource 09/10 . . *FD
20.15
14.07
9.47
15.09
4.45
10.80
9.28
3.90
5.23
Ontario Teachers Group

Balanced 09/10 . . . . . *ZN
Diversified 09/10. . . . *ZN
Dividend 09/10 . . . . . *ZN
FixVal 09/10 . . . . . . X*ZN
Global Value 09/10 . . . ZN
Growth 09/10 . . . . . . *ZN
Mortgage 09/10 . . . X*ZN
Optima Strategy
Cdn Eq Divers 09/10 . *FR

Cdn Eq Growth 09/10 *FR
Cdn Eq Sm Cap 09/10 *FR
Cdn Eq Value 09/10 . . *FR
Cdn Fix Inc 09/10. . . . *FR
Global Fix Inc 09/10. . . FR
Intl Eq Div 09/10 . . . . . FR
Intl Eq Growth 09/10 . . FR
Intl Eq Value 09/10 . . . FR
RSP Global Fix 09/10 . *FR
RSP Intl Eq Div 09/10. *FR
RSP US Eq Diver 09/10*FR
Real Estate Inv 09/10 . FR
Short Term Inc 09/10 *FR
US Eq Divers 09/10 . . . FR
US Eq Growth 09/10 . . FR
US Eq Value 09
R
14.88
14.20
12.77
10.01
11.83
14.66
11.43
10.67
8.44
9.25
19.84
9.82
7.82
6.45
6.37
9.19
10.46
7.73
9.39
9.60
7.98
7.29
6.22
Op mum nves men s nc n

B
B
G w
N
N
N
N
N
N
&
Opus 2 Ambassado Po
B
B
RSP
C
RSP
C
G w
G w RSP
Opus 2 D ec com nc n
C
C
C
C
R
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
G w
V
A
RSP
US G w
US V
O b G oup n
C
N
W
Am
Pe gee Mu ua Funds
A
A
B
C
C
C
D
G
B
m
A G
S
S
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
US
B
P B
M US V
NA
S mB
P
Ph
ps Hage & No h
B P
B
B
C
C G w
C
PP
D
G
G
RSP
H
Y
B
O
S B
&M
R
B
US
US G w
US P
P
V
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
P me ca Conce
C A
G
C B P
C C
C G w
C
m
G w
H
G w
H
G w
A
G
RSP A
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
P
P
C
G
P nc pa n e na ona n
G w
U
U
Pu su G oup
C B
C
G
B
G
G w C
Quad us nves men Se v

A
A
Am
B S G
B
C B MX
C B
C D
C
G MX
C
SC
C
C
C G S
C G w G
C M C
G
C
C
B
G
D
MX
mM
SC
m
G
B
G
G
G
G
G
SC
m MX
m P
M
N R
MX
P
SC
P M
MX
US
US G S
US G &
SC
US M C
G
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
Quebec P o ess ona s n

Am
A
B
N
N
N
NA0912C019S 9/11/01 18:46
INVESTING
Fund
MUTUAL FUNDS CONTINUED

Fund
Specifics NAVPS $chg Fund
Balanced Growth 09/10*N

Bond 09/10 . . . . . . . . . *N
Cdn Equity 09/10. . . . . *N
European Equity 09/10 . N
Global Divers 09/10. . . *N
Growth & Income 09/10*N
Intl Equity 09/10 . . . . . . N
Short Term 09/10 . . . . *N
9.59
11.43
19.60
9.46
9.02
10.62
12.02
9.52
R Funds (BLC-Rothschild)
American 09/10 . . . . . . FR
7.06
American RSP 09/10 . *FR
6.91
Asian 09/10 . . . . . . . . . FR
6.10
Asian RSP 09/10 . . . . *FR
6.53
Cdn Leaders 09/10. . . *FR
8.94
Euro Tec-MedRSP 09/10*FR 4.81
Euro Techno-Med 09/10FR
5.04
European 09/10 . . . . . . FR
6.65
European RSP 09/10 . *FR
6.96
Life & Health 09/10 . . . FR
10.33
Life & Hlth RSP 09/10 *FR
9.58
Sml&M-C EuroRSP 09/10FR
7.17
Sml&M-Cap Euro 09/10FR
7.33
Techno-Med RSP 09/10*FR
3.55
Techno-Media 09/10 . . FR
3.31
World Lead RSP 09/10*FR
7.44
World Leaders 09/10 . . FR
7.20
REA Inc(n)
IDEM 09/06 . . . . . . . . . *R
Remec(n)
Balanced 09/07 . . . . . X*N
Research Cap Corp(n)

Euro 09/10 . . . . . . . . . . ZR
Royal: Index Funds

Cdn Index 09/10 . . . . . *N
Prem. Cdn Index 09/10 *N
Premium US Idx 09/10 . N
U.S. Index 09/10 . . . . . . N
Royal Mutual Funds
Asian Growth 09/10 . . . N

Balanced 09/10 . . . . . . *N
Balanced Growth 09/10*N
Bond 09/10 . . . . . . . . . *N
Cdn Equity 09/10. . . . . *N
Cdn Growth 09/10 . . . . *N
Cdn Small Cap 09/10. . *N
Cdn Value 09/10 . . . . . *N
Dividend 09/10 . . . . . . *N
E-Commerce 09/10 . . . . N
Energy 09/10 . . . . . . . . *N
Euro Growth 09/10 . . . . N
Glo Comm Med Sc 09/10N
Glo Cons Tr Sc 09/10. . . N
Glo Fin Ser Sct 09/10 . . N
Glo Hlth Sci Sc 09/10 . . N
Glo Infra Sect 09/10 . . . N
Glo Res Sect 09/10 . . . . N
Glo Tech Sect 09/10 . . . N
Global Balanced 09/10 . N
Global Educat. 09/10. . . N
Global Titans 09/10 . . . . N
Intl Equity 09/10 . . . . . . N
Japanese Stock 09/10 . . N
Latin American 09/10 . . N
Life Sci & Tech 09/10 . . N
Mortgage 09/10. . . . . . *N
OShau Cdn Eq 09/10 . *N
OShau US Gro 09/10. . . N
OShau US Value 09/10 . N
Prec Metals 09/10 . . . . *N
Sel Balanced Pt 09/10. *N
Sel Ch AgGr Pt 08/31 . *N
Sel Ch Bal Pt 08/31 . . . *N
Sel Ch Gro Pt 08/31. . . *N
Sel Ch Inc Pt 08/31 . . . *N
Sel Growth Pt 09/10 . . *N
Sel Income Pt 09/10 . . *N
U.S. Equity C$ 09/10 . . . N
U.S. Equity U$ 09/10. . UN
US Mid-Cap EqU$ 09/10UN
US Mid-Cap Equ 09/10 . N
Standard Life Legend

Bond Pool 09/10 . . . . . *N
Cdn Div Pool 09/10 . . . *N
Cdn Equity Pool 09/10 *N
Euro Equ Pool 09/10 . . . N
G7 Equity Pool 09/10. . . N
Global Equ Pool 09/10. . N
Global Inc Pool 09/10 . . N
Money Mkt Pool 09/10 *N
US Equity Pool 09/10 . . N
US Gro Equ Pool 09/10 . N
Stone Funds
Flagship Global 09/10 . FD

Flagship Gro&In 09/10*FD
Flagship Stock 09/10. *FD
StrategicNova Funds
16.35
11.96
-.02
5.38
10.51
13.31
8.76
10.33
8.84
10.91
8.59
6.67
9.78
9.78
5.76
14.84
16.92
12.97
11.35
27.25
2.85
21.42
17.90
4.60
9.50
8.86
10.24
8.70
9.66
4.78
11.56
9.85
8.65
9.65
14.12
11.75
9.22
9.59
10.74
10.92
12.52
12.76
11.15
5.39
18.14
7.95
9.56
8.69
9.96
18.27
15.63
24.57
15.73
10.99
17.18
Comnth WldBalU$ 09/10UFR

Emer Markets U$ 09/10UFR
Europe U$ 09/10 . . . . UFR
US HghYldBnd U$ 09/10U*FD
US LarCapGw U$ 09/10UFR
US MidcapVal U$ 09/10UFD
WldStrAsstAllU$ 09/10UFR
Fallingbrook A 08/31. . *N
Fallingbrook B 08/31 . . *N
Synergy Mutual Funds

Amer Growth C$ 09/10 FD
Amer Growth RSP 09/10*FD
Amer Growth U$ 09/10UFD
Cdn Income 09/10 . . . *FD
Cdn Momentum 09/10*FD
Cdn Short-Term 09/10*FD
Cdn Style Mgt 09/10 . *FD
Cdn Value 09/10 . . . . *FD
Eur Mom RSP 09/10 . *FD
Eur Momentum 09/10 . FD
Eur Momentum U$ 09/10UFD
Extreme Cdn Equ 09/10*FD
Extreme GlEq C$ 09/10FD
Extreme GlEq U$ 09/10UFD
Extreme GlEqRSP 09/10*FD
Gbl Moment RSP 09/10*FD
Gbl Momentum U$ 09/10UFD
Gbl Style MgtU$ 09/10UFD
Gbl Style RSP 09/10 . *FD
Gl Growth RSP 09/10. *FD
Glo Momentum 09/10 . FD
Glo Short-Term 09/10 . FD
Glo Style Mgt 09/10 . . FD
Global GrowthC$ 09/10FD
Global GrowthU$ 09/10UFD
Global Val RSP 09/10 *FD
Global Value C$ 09/10. FD
Global Value U$ 09/10UFD
Tact Asset All 09/10 . *FD
.19
10.60
Sagit Group
Cam Amer Gro C$ 09/10FD

8.43
Cam Amer Gro U$ 09/10UFD 5.40
Cam Americas C$ 09/10FD
6.20
Cam Americas U$ 09/10UFD 3.97
Cam Balanced 09/10 . *FD
1.84
Cam China C$ 09/10 . . FD
2.71
Cam China U$ 09/10 . UFD
1.73
Cam Global C$ 09/10 . FD
3.03
Cam Global U$ 09/10 UFD
1.94
Cam Growth 09/10 . . *FD
1.19
Cam Pacific C$ 09/10 . FD
1.67
Cam Pacific U$ 09/10 UFD
1.07
Cam Prec Metal 09/10*FD
.51
Cam Resource 09/10 . *FD
.36
Cam Spe Equ 09/10 . . *FD
2.03
Cam Tech 09/10 . . . . *FD
3.33
Cam Tech U$ 09/10. U*FD
2.13
TC Bond 09/10 . . . . . . *FD
9.02
TC Dividend 09/10 . . . *FD
4.96
TC Pension 09/10 . . . *FD
14.72
TC Value 09/10 . . . . . *FD
5.60
Saxon Group
Balanced 09/10 . . . . . . *N
High Income 09/10 . . . *N
Small Cap 09/10 . . . . . *N
Stock 09/10 . . . . . . . . . *N
World Gwth 09/10 . . . . . N
Sceptre Funds
Balanced Gth 09/10. . . *N

Bond 09/10 . . . . . . . . . *N
Canadian Equity 09/10 *N
Equity Gth 09/10 . . . . . *N
U.S. Equity 09/10. . . . . . N
Scotia Mutual Funds
Amer Growth 09/10. . . . N

CanAm Stk Index 09/10*N
CanAm US Inc C$ 09/10*N
CanAm US Inc U$ 09/10U*N
CanGlobal Inc 09/10 . . *N
Cap Gbl Dis RSP 09/10 . N
Cap Gbl Disc 09/07 . . . *N
Cap GblSmCo RSP 09/10*N
Cap Glo Sm Co 09/10 . *N
Cap Int LgCoRSP 09/10*N
Cap Intl Lg Co 09/10. . *N
Cap US Lg Co 09/10 . . . N
Cap US Sm Co 09/10 . . *N
Cap US Sm CoRSP 09/10*N
Cap USLgCo RSP 09/10*N
Cdn Balanced 09/10 . . *N
Cdn Blue Chip 09/10 . . *N
Cdn Dividend 09/10. . . *N
Cdn Growth 09/10 . . . . *N
Cdn Income 09/10 . . . . *N
Cdn Md Lge Cap 09/10 *N
Cdn Sht Trm Inc 09/10 *N
Cdn Small Cap 09/10. . *N
Cdn Stock Index 09/10 *N
Emerg Markets 09/10 . . N
Euro Growth 09/10 . . . . N
Global Income 09/10 . . . N
Intl Growth 09/10 . . . . . N
Intl Stock Idx 09/10. . . *N
LatinAm Growth 09/10 . N
Mortgage Income 09/10*N
Nasdaq Index 09/10 . . *N
PAC Rim Growth 09/10 . N
Precious Metals 09/10 *N
Total Return 09/10 . . . *N
US Stock Index 09/10 . . N
Young Investors 09/10 . N
SEI Investments(n)
Balanced 09/10 . . . . . . *N
Cdn Equity 09/10. . . . . *N
Cdn Fixed Inc 09/10 . . *N
EAFE Equity 09/10. . . . . N
Emerg Mkt Equ 09/10 . . N
Enh Glo Bond 09/10. . . *N
Intl Synthetic 09/10. . . *N
S&P 500 Syn 09/10 . . . *N
US Large Co Equ 09/10 . N
US Small Co Equ 09/10 . N
SEI Portfolio P Class

Bal Growth 09/10 . . . . *N
Bal Growth Pl 09/10 . . *N
Bal Income 09/10 . . . . *N
Balanced 09/10 . . . . . . *N
Divers Equity 09/10. . . *N
15.03
9.99
14.36
19.47
13.92
Talvest Funds
Asian 09/10 . . . . . . . . . FR
Asian RSP 09/10 . . . . *FR
Bond 09/10. . . . . . . . . *FR
Cdn Asset Alloc 09/10 *FR
Cdn Equ Gro 09/10 . . *FR
Cdn Equ Leaders 09/10*FR
Cdn Multi Mgmt 09/10*FR
Cdn Resource 09/10 . *FR
China Plus 09/10 . . . . . FR
China Plus RSP 09/10 *FR
Dividend 09/10. . . . . . *FR
European 09/10 . . . . . . FR
European RSP 09/10 . *FR
FPX Balanced A 09/10 *FR
FPX Balanced C 09/10 *FR
FPX Growth A 09/10 . *FR
FPX Growth C 09/10 . *FR
FPX Income A 09/10 . *FR
FPX Income C 09/10 . *FR
Gl Health Care 09/10 . . FR
Gl Hlth CareRSP 09/10*FR
Gl MultiMgtRSP 09/10*FR
Gl Sci&Tech C$ 09/10 . FR
Gl Sci&Tech RSP 09/10*FR
Gl Sci&Tech U$ 09/10 UFR
Glo AsstAll RSP 09/10 *FR
Glo Equ RSP 09/10. . . *FR
Glo Multi Mgmt 09/10 . FR
Glo RSP 09/10 . . . . . . *FR
Glo Sml Cap 09/10. . . . FR
Glo Sml Cap RSP 09/10*FR
Global Bond RSP 09/10*FR
High Yield Bnd 09/10. *FR
Income 09/10 . . . . . . . *FR
Intl Equity 09/10 . . . . . FR
Intl Equity RSP 09/10 *FR
Mill High Inc 09/10 . . *FR
Mill Next Gen 09/10. . *FR
Sml Cap Cdn Equ 09/10*FR
Value Line C$ 09/10 . . FR
Value Line RSP 09/10 *FR
Value Line U$ 09/10 . UFR
16.30
12.15
10.06
29.00
18.30
8.52
11.62
10.01
16.47
10.52
9.49
8.42
8.45
6.92
6.86
7.29
7.17
9.14
8.59
8.77
9.07
17.66
18.56
10.31
23.32
46.35
12.60
15.96
10.94
15.24
12.14
4.84
11.60
9.62
35.72
7.06
12.22
10.78
5.14
9.76
5.69
13.64
15.91
8.60
Spectrum Investments
Amer Equity 09/10. . . . FD
Amer Growth C$ 09/10 FD
Amer Growth U$ 09/10UFD
Asian Dynasty 09/10 . . FD
Asset Alloc 09/10. . . . *FD
Cdn Equity 09/10 . . . . *FD
Cdn Invest 09/10 . . . . *FD
Cdn Resource 09/10 . *FD
Cdn Sml-Mid Cap 09/10*FD
Cdn Stock 09/10 . . . . *FD
Diversified 09/10 . . . . *FD
Dividend 09/10. . . . . . *FD
Emerg Markets 09/10 . FD
Euro Growth 09/10 . . . FD
Glo Divers 09/10 . . . . . FD
Glo Finan Serv 09/10 . . FD
Glo Telecomm 09/10 . . FD
Global Bond 09/10 . . . . . .
Global Growth 09/10 . . FD
Long-Term Bd 09/10 . *FD
Mid-Term Bond 09/10 *FD
Optimax USA 09/10 . . . . .
RRSP Amer Gro 09/10 *FD
RRSP Euro Gro 09/10 . FD
RRSP Gbl Grth 09/10 . *FD
RRSP Gl Fin Ser 09/10 . FD
RRSP Glo Health 09/10 FD
RRSP Glo Tele 09/10 . *FD
RRSP Intl Bond 09/10 *FD
RRSP Tactonics 09/10 *FD
RRSP Wld Equ 09/10 . *FD
RRSP Wld Gro 09/10 . . FD
Short-Term Bond 09/10*FD
Tactonics 09/10 . . . . . *FD
Wld Gro Mgrs 09/10 . . FD
AmeriGroRSP-I 09/10 . *N
AsiaGrowthRSP-I 09/10*N
AsianGrowth-I 09/10 . . . N
Bal Income-I 09/10 . . . *N
BalGrowth-I 09/10. . . . *N
Balanced-I 09/10 . . . . . *N
Cdn Eq-I 09/10. . . . . . . *N
Cdn Stock-I 09/10 . . . . *N
CdnBlChipEq-I 09/10. . *N
CdnBond-I 09/10 . . . . . *N
CdnSmCapEq-I 09/10 . *N
CdnValue-I 09/10 . . . . *N
DividendGro-I 09/10 . . *N
DividendInc-I 09/10. . . *N
EmrgMkts-I 09/10 . . . . . N
EmrgMktsRSP-I 09/10. *N
Energy-I 09/10. . . . . . . *N
Ent&Comm RSP-I 09/10*N
Ent&Comm-I 09/10 . . . . N
Euro Growth-I 09/10 . . . N
EuroGrowthRSP-I 09/10*N
Gbl Gov Bond-I 09/10 . . N
Gbl Gro RSP-I 09/10 . . *N
Gbl RSP Bond-I 09/10 . *N
GblAssetAlloc-I 09/10 . *N
GblSelect-I 09/10 . . . . . N
GblSelectRSP-I 09/10 . *N
HealthSciRSP-I 09/10 . *N
HealthScience-I 09/10 . N
High Yld Inc-I 09/10 . . . N
Int Eq - I 09/10. . . . . . . . N
Intl Growth-I 09/10 . . . . N
Japan Growth-I 09/10 . . N
LatAmerGrowth-I 09/10 N
Monthly Inc-I 09/10. . . *N
Mortgage-I 09/10 . . . . *N
North AmerEq-I 09/10. . N
PreciousMetal-I 09/10 *N
RealReturn-I 09/10 . . . *N
Resource-I 09/10 . . . . . *N
STermMth Inc-I 09/10. *N
Sci&Tech-I 09/10. . . . . . N
Sci&TechRSP-I 09/10 . *N
ShtTermBd-I 09/10 . . . *N
SpecialEq-I 09/10 . . . . *N
US BluChpRSP-I 09/10 *N
US BlueChipEq-I 09/10 . N
US Eq-I 09/10. . . . . . . . . N
US M-C Growth-I 09/10. N
US SmallCapEq-I 09/10. N
10.91
9.39
10.93
7.94
9.41
8.90
10.65
6.05
10.27
8.51
10.51
24.66
9.94
14.32
19.43
23.82
9.98
12.03
14.05
5.42
14.13
11.14
5.39
3.34
4.79
8.23
9.36
7.43
6.02
4.63
4.52
4.82
5.39
4.46
4.29
7.29
8.67
11.22
13.38
13.64
5.24
8.49
4.33
8.82
11.46
9.14
4.40
Sprott Securities Inc.

Cdn Equity 09/10. . . . . *N
SSgA(n)
SSgA DJC 40 09/10. . . . . *
Standard Life
ActGlIndexRSP 09/10 *FD

ActGloDivIndRSP 09/10*FD
ActUS Index RSP 09/10*FD
Balanced 09/10 . . . . . *FD
Bond 09/10. . . . . . . . . *FD
Ent&Comm-IU$ 09/10 UN
HealthSci-IU$ 09/10 . . UN
IntlGro-IU$ 09/10 . . . . UN
LatAmerGro-IU$ 09/10 UN
Sci&Tech-IU$ 09/10 . . UN
US Eq-IU$ 09/10 . . . . . UN
US SmCapEq-IU$ 09/10UN
USBlChpEq-IU$ 09/10. UN
USMidCpGro-IU$ 09/10UN
15.32
14.46
9.24
8.00
15.98
24.69
18.98
14.20
4.68
9.32
16.84
12.70
13.84
7.75
18.14
13.48
9.20
9.37
10.43
10.06
16.01
11.32
12.63
10.12
16.58
5.24
7.13
7.51
9.08
9.16
3.23
10.08
9.59
7.89
6.21
5.40
9.78
5.58
BalancedIdx-I 09/10 . . *N
CdnBondIdx-I 09/10 . . *N
CdnGovBndIdx-I 09/10 *N
CdnIdx-I 09/10. . . . . . . *N
DJIAIdx-I 09/10 . . . . . . . N
DJIAIdx-IU$ 09/10 . . . . UN
EuropeanIdx-I 09/10 . . . N
Intl Idx-I 09/10. . . . . . . . N
IntlRSPIdx-I 09/10 . . . . *N
JapaneseIdx-I 09/10 . . . N
NasdaqRIdx-I 09/10. . . *N
U.S.Idx-IC$ 09/10 . . . . . N
U.S.Idx-IU$ 09/10 . . . . UN
U.S.RSPIdx-I 09/10 . . . *N
AggGroPt 09/10. . . . . . . N
AggGroRSPPt 09/10 . . *N
BalGroPt 09/10 . . . . . . . N
BalGroRSPPt 09/10 . . . *N
Inc&MdGroPt 09/10 . . . N
Inc&MdGroRSPPt 09/10*N
IncomePt 09/10 . . . . . . . N
IncomeRSPPt 09/10 . . *N
MaxEqGroPt 09/10 . . . . N
MaxEqGroRSPPt 09/10 *N
11.27
44.70
+.02
...
+.07
-.03
-.02
IdxAggGroPt 09/10 . . . . N
IdxAggGroRSPPt 09/10*N
IdxBalGroPt 09/10. . . . . N
IdxBalGroRSPPt 09/10 *N
TD eFunds
CdnBondIdx-e 09/10 . . *N
CdnGovtBdIdx-e 09/10 *N
CdnIdx-e 09/10 . . . . . . *N
DJIA-eC$ 09/10 . . . . . . . N
DJIA-eU$ 09/10 . . . . . . UN
EuropeanIdx-e 09/10. . . N
IntIndex-e 09/10 . . . . . . N
IntlRSPIdx-e 09/10 . . . *N
JapaneseIdx-e 09/10 . . . N
NasdaqRSPIdx-e 09/10 *N
U.S.Idx-eC$ 09/10 . . . . . N
U.S.Idx-eU$ 09/10. . . . UN
U.S.RSPIdx-e 09/10 . . . *N
-.02
-.04
-.03
-.04
-.04
-.03
-.03
-.05
-.03
-.03
10.27
11.91
12.05
11.18
7.14
8.69
10.14
9.61
8.88
3.83
30.99
19.78
9.29
9.26
10.18
9.04
10.27
9.71
9.64
9.78
10.04
8.85
9.75
-.02
-.03
-.02
-.03
-.02
-.03
-.02
-.04
-.02
-.03
22.85
96.22
73.63
Tradex
Bond 09/10 . . . . . . . . *ZN

Cdn Growth 09/10. . . *ZN
Equity 09/10 . . . . . . . *ZN
Global Equity 09/10. . . ZN
9.89
9.00
12.43
9.04
Triax Capital (IR/NPV)(n)

TDK Resource 09/10 . . FD
10.21
Twenty-First Century
American Equity 08/31 . N
Canadian Bond 08/31 . *N
Cdn Equity 08/31. . . . . *N
Intl Equity 08/31 . . . . . . N
5.53
5.13
6.42
6.66
13.63
8.04
18.74
13.13
39.78
6.81
10.29
20.61
11.76
11.42
15.81
15.85
9.38
10.89
16.16
17.61
11.63
19.44
Amer Eq RSP GIF 09/10FD

BPI AmerEqu GIF 09/10FD
CI Land Am GIF 09/10 *FD
CI Sign Div GIF 09/10 *FD
Cdn Bond GIF 09/10 . *FD
Cdn Income GIF 09/10*FD
GlBoomer RSPGIF 09/10*FD
Glo Boomer GIF 09/10 *FD
Glo Equ RSP GIF 09/10 FD
Glo Equ RSP GIF 09/10*FD
Glo Equity GIF 09/10 . . FD
Global GIF 09/10 . . . . *FD
Global Val GIF 09/10 . *FD
Harbour G&I GIF 09/10*FD
Harbour GIF 09/10. . . *FD
Intl Bal GIF 09/10. . . . *FD
Intl BalRSP GIF 09/10 *FD
Intl Equ GIF 09/10 . . . . FD
Land Am RSP GIF 09/10*FD
MMF GIF 09/10 . . . . . *FD
Sign Cdn GIF 09/10 . . *FD
Sign CdnBal GIF 09/10*FD
Sign Hi Inc GIF 09/10. *FD
6.28
6.36
9.09
12.56
10.98
10.79
10.16
10.24
6.51
8.93
6.57
9.35
11.73
12.80
14.23
9.72
9.40
6.72
8.75
11.03
13.31
12.67
13.53
CLARICA MVP(n)
Value Contrarian(n)
CLARICA PORTFOLIO
Vision Euro. . . . . . . . . . . D
10.09
Cdn Equity A 09/10 . . . *F
-.04
9.98
SEGREGATED FUNDS
Fund
AIC Seg-75% Guar(Transam)

Adv Seg II 09/10 . . . . *FR
Am Adv Seg 09/10 . . . . FR
Amer Inc EquSeg 09/10FR
Div Cda Seg 09/10 . . . *FR
Inc Equ Seg 09/10 . . . *FR
Mon Mkt Seg 09/10 . . *FR
Value Seg 09/10. . . . . . FR
Wld Adv Seg 09/10 . . . FR
Wld Equity Seg 09/10 . FR
4.69
5.54
6.15
5.63
5.34
3.93
3.26
5.09
5.56
4.23
4.34
4.07
AIC Seg-100%Guar(Transam)
Adv Seg II 09/10 . . . . *FR
Am Adv Seg 09/10 . . . . FR
Am Inc Equ Seg 09/10 . FR
Div Cda Seg 09/10 . . . *FR
Inc Equ Seg 09/10 . . . *FR
Mon Mkt Seg 09/10 . . *FR
Value Seg 09/10. . . . . . FR
Wld Adv Seg 09/10 . . . FR
Wld Equity Seg 09/10 . FR
4.70
5.54
5.58
6.21
5.29
3.90
3.23
5.05
5.55
4.21
4.31
4.03
AIM (Trimark) Seg (AIG)

Canadian Bond 09/10 *FD
Sel Balanced 09/10 . . *FD
Sel Cdn Growth 09/10 *FD
Sel Growth 09/10. . . . . FD
5.87
5.83
6.21
6.42
APEX Funds North West Lfe(n)

Asian Pacific 09/10 . . . FD
Balanced (AGF) 09/10 *FD
Balanced (Dyn) 09/10 *FD
Cdn Gro (AGF) 09/10. *FD
Cdn Stock 09/10 . . . . *FD
Cdn Value (Dyn) 09/10*FD
Fixed Inc 09/10 . . . . . *FD
Growth & Income 09/10*FD
MMF 09/10. . . . . . . . . *FD
Mortgage 09/10. . . . . *FD
U.S. Equity 09/10. . . . . FD
2.86
6.45
6.12
8.31
7.18
7.26
5.51
5.47
6.66
1.08
5.42
6.33
-.05
-.02
-.01
-.03
...
-.01
-.01
-.04
-.01
...
...
+.06
AVDL Desjardins Life(n)

Bond 08/31 . . . . . . . . . *N
Diversified 08/31 . . . . . *N
Equity 08/31 . . . . . . . . *N
Mortgage 08/31. . . . . . *N
228.57
210.77
257.31
148.61
Batirente(n)
Bond 09/10 . . . . . . . . . *N
Cdn Equity 09/10. . . . . *N
Intl Equity 09/10 . . . . . *N
Intrepid 09/10 . . . . . . . *N
MMF 09/10. . . . . . . . . . *N
Provident 09/10. . . . . . *N
Treasury 09/10 . . . . . . *N
30.45
24.36
17.48
20.13
20.00
26.97
19.99
BPI Legacy Funds (TA) I(n)

Amer Equ Seg I 09/10 . FD
Cdn Bond Seg I 09/10 *FD
Glo Equ Sg I 09/10 . . . . FD
Intl Equ Seg I 09/10 . . . FD
Money Market I 09/10*FD
Sig Cdn Seg I 09/10. . *FD
Sig Div Inc I 09/10 . . . *FD
Sig Explorer I 09/10. . *FD
Sig HighInc B I 09/10. *FD
Sig Sel Can I 09/10 . . *FD
Sign Cdn Bal I 09/10 . *FD
Sign High Inc I 09/10. *FD
13.93
11.51
11.67
11.60
11.65
10.41
13.55
8.61
11.57
17.12
12.01
12.84
BPI Legacy Funds II(n)

Amer Equ Seg II 09/10 FD
CI Cdn Bond II 09/10 . *FD
Glo Equity SgII 09/10 . FD
Int Equ Sg II 09/10. . . . FD
Money Market II 09/10*FD
Sig Can Seg II 09/10 . *FD
Sig Div Inc II 09/10 . . *FD
Sig Explorer II 09/10 . *FD
Sig HiIncBSgII 09/10 . *FD
Sig Sel Can II 09/10 . . *FD
Sign Cdn Bal II 09/10. *FD
Sign Hi Inc II 09/10 . . *FD
13.86
11.48
11.62
11.53
11.63
10.33
13.48
8.56
11.62
17.03
11.94
12.78
C.U. Segregated Funds(n)

Asset Alloc 09/10. . . . . *R
Cdn Bond Index 09/10 . *R
Cdn TSE 35 TRIF 09/10 *R
Intl G7 Index 09/10 . . . . R
U.S. Equity Idx 09/10. . . R
Canada Life(n)
Am Prem Gr Equ 09/07 . R

Asia Pacific 09/07 . . . . . R
Cdn Equity 09/07 . . . . . *R
Cdn Prem Gr Equ 09/07*R
EAFE 09/07. . . . . . . . . . . R
Enhanced Div 09/07. . . *R
Euro Equity 09/07 . . . . . R
Fixed Income 09/07 . . . *R
Global Equity 09/07 . . . . R
Intl Bond 09/07 . . . . . . *R
MM 09/07. . . . . . . . . . . *R
Managed 09/07 . . . . . . *R
10.66
11.20
11.03
10.66
11.30
8.12
7.82
170.25
8.85
8.44
14.11
17.23
111.40
61.82
14.59
74.30
43.86
Canada Life Generations(n)

Am Pr Gr Eq (L) 09/07 . . R
Asia Pac (L) 09/07 . . . . . R
Ast Alloc (F) 09/07. . . . *R
Balanced (B) 09/07 . . . *R
Balanced (E) 09/07 . . . *R
Balanced (T) 09/07 . . . *R
BoomernomicsCI) 09/07 R
Cdn Bond (AGF) 09/07 *R
Cdn Equ (AGF) 09/07. . *R
Cdn Equ (AIC) 09/07 . . *R
Cdn Equ (B) 09/07 . . . . *R
Cdn Equ (T) 09/07 . . . . *R
Cdn Equ (TE) 09/07 . . . *R
Cdn Equity (L) 09/07 . . *R
Cdn Equity (S) 09/07 . . *R
Cdn Gro (AIM) 09/07 . . *R
Cdn Pr Gro (L) 09/07 . . *R
Cdn ST Bnd (S) 09/07 . *R
Con Agr Gro Mod 09/07*R
Con Cons Mod 09/07 . . *R
Con Gro Module 09/07 *R
Con Max Gro Mod 09/07*R
Con Mod Module 09/07*R
Con NR Aggr Mod 09/07 R
Con NR Cons Mod 09/07 R
Con NR Grth Mod 09/07 R
Con NR Max Gro 09/07 . R
Con NR Mode Mod 09/07R
Dividend (AGF) 09/07 . *R
EAFE (L) 09/07. . . . . . . . R
Enh Div (L) 09/07. . . . . *R
Euro Equity (L) 09/07 . . R
Fixed Inc (B) 09/07 . . . *R
Fixed Inc (L) 09/07 . . . *R
Gl Equ RSP (CI) 09/07 . *R
Glo Equ RSP (T) 09/07. *R
Glo Equity (L) 09/07 . . . R
Glo Equity (S) 09/07 . . . R
Global Equ (T) 09/07 . . . R
Great Euro (S) 09/07 . . . R
Gro America (F) 09/07 . R
Growth (E) 09/07. . . . . *R
Harbour Cdn(CI) 09/07 *R
Harbour G&I(CI) 09/07 *R
11.60
14.17
11.91
11.43
10.46
12.32
AGF Dividend 09/10. . . . D

Asi-Pac RSP Equ 09/10 *D
Asi-Pac nonRSP 09/10. . D
Balanced 09/10 . . . . . . *D
Bond 09/10. . . . . . . . . . *D
Equity 09/10. . . . . . . . . *D
Fid Euro Growth 09/10 . D
Fid Sml Cap Am 09/10. . D
Glo Equity 09/10 . . . . . . D
Growth 09/10. . . . . . . . *D
MMF 09/10. . . . . . . . . . *D
U.S. Equity 09/10. . . . . . D
Wickham Investment(n)
8.21
7.74
11.92
11.01
10.03
13.19
11.47
10.50
12.68
10.92
12.39
13.07
12.53
10.13
10.36
8.79
8.96
11.10
9.56
10.31
9.83
9.90
10.69
9.30
9.78
9.58
9.27
9.69
11.15
8.54
13.74
8.36
10.76
11.11
9.65
11.00
7.44
10.12
12.59
9.77
8.77
9.12
14.39
12.54
-.18
-.04
-.02
-.04
-.17
-.10
-.02
-.57
-.02
-.11
-.10
-.38
...
-.21
+.17
-.32
...
+.17
CI Guaranteed Invest TM
Valorem
Vision Europe(n)
9.34
10.49
9.06
9.51
7.42
7.46
7.38
7.42
5.90
5.96
7.79
7.83
5.25
5.29
2.49
2.53
8.10
6.66
4.12
4.02
7.42
7.44
8.72
Aggres Equi (A) 09/10*ZN

Balanced (KBSH) 09/10*ZN
Bond & Mort (E) 09/10*ZN
Cdn Equity (T) 09/10. *ZN
Com Stock (A) 09/10 *ZN
Emer Mkts (K) 09/10 . ZN
Ethical Bal 09/10 . . . . *ZN
European (K) 09/10. . . ZN
Fixed Inc (MB) 09/10 *ZN
Gbl Stock (TE) 09/10. . ZN
Global (T) 09/10 . . . . . ZN
Intl Equ (K) 09/10 . . . . ZN
MMF (E) 09/10 . . . . . *ZN
Pac Basin (K) 09/10 . . ZN
S&P 500 Ind(S) 09/10 . ZN
Spec Equ (K) 09/10 . . *ZN
TSE 60 Index(S) 09/10*ZN
US Equ (KBSH) 09/10 . ZN
CI Global Seg 09/10. . *FD

CI Harbour Seg 09/10 *FD
CI Landmark Am 09/10*FD
CI MM Seg 09/10. . . . *FD
Glo Value Seg 09/10 . *FD
Harbour Gro&Inc 09/10*FD
Cdn Equity 08/31. . . . . *N 1670.00
10.18
10.17
11.59
11.61
11.15
7.12
8.46
10.06
7.94
8.69
3.69
14.37
9.18
8.16
CDA Funds(n)
CI Seg Funds(TorMutual)
9.29
5.34
5.83
15.03
9.97
9.21
Cdn Asset Alloc 09/10 *FD

10.14
Cdn Bond-Value 09/10*FD
10.69
Cdn Demographic 09/10*FD 8.00
Cdn Equ-Value 09/10 *FD
11.40
Demo Trend 09/10 . . . . . .
8.36
Dividends 09/10. . . . . *FD
9.16
Finance & Tech 09/10 *FD
5.66
6.30
Quebec 09/10 . . . . . . *FD
8.43
Selection 09/10 . . . . . *FD
7.24
US Equity 09/10 . . . . . . FD
5.63
-.25
-.07
-.01
-.02
-.02
-.04
-.02
-.02
-.13
-.05
unch
-.26
-.07
-.02
-.02
-.03
-.02
-.01
-.02
-.16
-.07
-.10
unch
unch
+.03
-.03
-.04
-.08
-.02
-.22
-.07
-.02
-.04
unch
+.01
-.08
-.08
+.01
-.09
-.26
-.01
unch
+.02
7.96
10.55
11.38
8.30
8.74
10.98
11.06
9.41
9.90
9.45
7.95
11.08
10.17
6.59
11.16
11.78
14.59
8.13
8.53
9.22
8.82
9.40
University Avenue Funds

Balanced 09/10 . . . . . *FD
Canadian 09/10 . . . . . *FD
Cdn Sm Cap 09/10. . . *FD
U.S. Grth 09/10 . . . . . . FD
US Sml Cap 09/10 . . . . FD
World 09/10 . . . . . . . . . FD
8.72
10.87
7.24
4.97
11.56
13.90
7.65
10.62
17.45
9.59
9.19
9.72
9.20
8.72
9.27
9.52
9.67
9.85
9.70
9.65
9.50
8.92
9.59
Alt GIC 09/10 . . . . . . . . *F

Equity Mon 09/10. . . . . *F
9.33
6.17
7.55
11.68
17.97
16.82
26.14
19.67
21.22
12.29
11.01
18.68
28.22
18.62
5.81
7.15
10.51
7.74
13.65
17.01
7.05
10.87
7.79
10.39
8.79
13.80
7.25
8.64
17.03
9.06
23.56
11.33
7.24
7.79
10.43
60.31
45.10
12.67
11.92
9.95
9.64
18.10
3.69
10.10
23.66
8.03
16.63
21.78
27.33
11.99
TD MAP Index Ptfls-InvSer
FS AggGroRSPPt 09/10*N
FS AggGrpPt 09/10 . . . . N
FS BalGroRSPPt 09/10 *N
FS BalGroRSPPt 09/10 . N
FS Inc&ModGroPt 09/10 N
FS IncRSPPt 09/10 . . . *N
FS Income Pt 09/10 . . . . N
FS MxEqGroPt 09/10. . . N
FS MxEqGroRSPPt 09/10*N
FSInc&ModRSPPt 09/10*N
TIP Funds Canada Limited(n)
4.15
4.35
2.65
6.51
4.90
7.25
5.24
4.95
6.06
5.76
3.75
3.97
2.54
3.65
4.97
3.17
5.04
3.36
2.30
2.91
3.94
3.64
3.60
5.21
4.56
3.64
2.33
4.28
4.29
2.74
5.71
8.94
8.76
9.51
9.49
9.89
9.91
9.80
9.45
8.71
8.78
-.03
-.02
-.02
-.02
-.03
-.01
TD MAP FundSmart Ptfl-Inv
Resolute Gro 09/10 . . *FR
9.59
12.45
TD MAP Mgd Ptfls-Inv. Ser
9.69
9.26
9.69
9.40
9.26
8.84
Thomson Kernaghan
TD Mutual Funds Adv. Ser

BalGro-A 09/10 . . . . . *FD
CdnBond-A 09/10 . . . *FD
CdnEquity-A 09/10 . . *FD
CdnValue-A 09/10 . . . *FD
EmrgMkt-A 09/10 . . . . FD
EmrgMktRSP-A 09/10 *FD
Ent&Com-A 09/10 . . . . FD
Ent&ComRSP-A 09/10*FD
GlBiotec-A 09/10 . . . . . . .
GlBiotecRSP-A 09/10 . . . *
GlSelect-A 09/10 . . . . . FD
GlSelectRSP-A 09/10. *FD
GlWire&Tel-A 09/10 . . FD
GlWire&TelRSP-A 09/10 *
Gle-Bus-A 09/10 . . . . . . . .
Gle-BusRSP-A 09/10 . *FD
HlthSci-A 09/10 . . . . . . FD
IntlGro-A 09/10 . . . . . . FD
Sci&Tec-A 09/10 . . . . . FD
Sci&TecRSP-A 09/10 . *FD
USBCEq-A 09/10 . . . . . FD
USBCEqRSP-A 09/10 . *FD
USMidCapGro-A 09/10 FD
Specifics NAVPS $chg
IdxInc&ModGroPt 09/10 N
IdxInc&ModRSPPt 09/10*N
IdxIncPt 09/10 . . . . . . . . N
IdxIncRSPPt 09/10 . . . *N
IdxMxEqGroPt 09/10. . . N
IdxMxEqGroRSPPt 09/10*N
IdxAggGroRSP-e 09/10 *N
IdxBalGro-e 09/10 . . . . . N
IdxBalGroRSP-e 09/10 *N
IdxInc&ModGro-e 09/10 N
IdxInc&ModRSP-e 09/10*N
IdxIncPort-e 09/10 . . . . N
IdxIncRSPPort-e 09/10 *N
IdxMaxEqGro-e 09/10 . . N
IdxMxEqGroRSP-e 09/10*N
MIdxAggGroP-e 09/10 . N
5.50
1.85
4.99
2.44
6.89
5.32
4.53
13.22
3.87
11.65
7.64
6.31
12.60
4.43
4.68
9.45
3.60
15.05
13.92
3.88
9.33
9.49
8.49
8.85
9.81
10.07
15.26
6.25
8.98
33.32
1.43
21.29
6.58
3.79
7.10
4.86
10.38
3.15
5.11
4.39
9.11
11.49
4.05
4.06
9.34
19.73
15.89
28.62
3.99
18.28
Fund
TD MAP Idx ePortfolios
TD Index Funds - Inv Ser
17.12
10.23
10.18
10.37
10.17
9.94
7.46
8.76
7.72
14.35
10.38
11.23
11.68
26.45
4.21
13.35
11.48
11.76
5.21
3.12
7.36
9.36
5.46
9.23
8.60
2.89
5.62
7.82
3.69
5.34
4.36
7.48
8.38
9.39
9.08
9.24
16.90
8.33
4.18
9.82
7.28
10.79
10.03
6.46
9.45
4.70
7.09
10.66
3.04
5.49
10.16
1.47
7.94
TD Funds-Invest Series U$
Spectrum Invest Port Ser

Cdn Bal Port 09/10 . . *FD
Cdn Cons Port 09/10 . *FD
Cdn Growth Pt 09/10. *FD
Cdn Inc Port 09/10 . . *FD
Cdn Max Gro Pt 09/10*FD
Glo Gro Prt 09/10. . . . . FD
4.50
5.47
7.37
TD Mutual Funds Inv. Ser
Sentry Select Capital Crp

Alt Energy 09/10 . . . . . . F
Biotech 09/10 . . . . . . . . . F
Biotech 1999 09/10 . . . . F
Cdn Energy 09/10 . . . . *F
Cdn Resource 09/10. . . *F
E-Comm 1999 09/10. . . . F
Global 09/10 . . . . . . . . . . F
Int Tech 09/10 . . . . . . . . F
Prec Met Grth 09/10 . . *F
Rl Est Sec 09/10 . . . . . . *F
Wealth Mgt 09/10 . . . . *F
Wire Comm 09/10 . . . . . F
-.02
+.03
-.02
-.13
-.02
+.07
-.06
...
+.04
-.13
Eur Momentum U$ 09/10UFD 2.40
Scudder Funds - Classic

Cdn Bond 09/10. . . . . *ZN
Cdn Equity 09/10. . . . *ZN
Cdn Small Co 09/10 . *ZN
Emerg Mkts 09/10. . . . ZN
Global 09/10 . . . . . . . . ZN
Greater Europe 09/10 . ZN
Pacific 09/10 . . . . . . . . ZN
ShTerm Bond 09/10 . *ZN
US Growth & Inc 09/10 ZN
10.16
10.64
9.88
7.32
8.37
8.27
10.18
10.04
8.83
8.85
Synergy Mutual Funds Cl F
Scudder - Advisor Series

Cdn Bond 09/10 . . . . . *FR
Cdn Equity 09/10 . . . . *FR
Cdn Small Co 09/10 . . *FR
Emerg Mkts 09/10 . . . . FR
Global 09/10. . . . . . . . . FR
Greater Europe 09/10 . FR
Life Sciences 09/10 . . . FR
Pacific 09/10 . . . . . . . . FR
ShTerm Bond 09/10. . *FR
US Growth & Inc 09/10 FR
-.01
+.05
-.09
-.01
-.14
-.03
-.17
-.08
+.08
+.06
Strathy Investment Funds(n)
RBC Dominion Securities

DS Pr Cdn Bd Pt 09/10 *N
Asia Pacific 09/10 . . . . FD

Canadian Tech 09/10 *FD
Cda Dom Res Ltd 09/10*ZF
Cdn Asset Alloc 09/10 *FD
Cdn Div Ltd. 09/10. . . *FD
Cdn Natural Res 09/10*FD
CdnHighYldBond 09/10*FD
CdnLarCapGrowth 09/10*FD
CdnLarCapValue 09/10*FD
CdnMidcapGrowth 09/10*FD
CdnMidcapValue 09/10*FD
Comnth Wld Bal 09/10 FD
Emerging Market 09/10FD
Euro Tech 09/10 . . . . . FD
Europe 09/10 . . . . . . . . FD
Europe RSP 09/10 . . . *FD
Govt Bond 09/10 . . . . *FD
Income 09/10. . . . . . . *FD
Japan 09/10 . . . . . . . . . FD
Latin America 09/10 . . FD
Managed Futures 09/10*F
SAMI 09/10 . . . . . . . . *FD
TopGuns Fund 09/10 . . FD
US Lar Cap Val 09/10 . FD
US Midcap Value 09/10FD
US MidcapValRSP 09/10*FD
US Small Cap 09/10. . . FD
US Tech 09/10 . . . . . . . FD
USLarCapGrwLtd 09/10FR
USMidcapGrw 09/10 . . FD
Wld Bal Val RSP 09/10*FD
Wld Conv Deb 09/10 . . FD
WldStrAssAllRSP 09/10*FD
WldStrAssetAll 09/10 . FD
World Bond 09/10 . . . . FD
World Equ RSP 09/10 *FD
World Large Cap 09/10 FD
World Prec Met 09/10*FD
World Tech 09/10 . . . . FD
5.42
28.57
10.48
18.20
12.44
11.35
11.01
10.79
7.95
12.23
StrategicNova Funds U$
Royal: Royal Trust Group

Real Estate 06/29 . . . *ZN
Can Health&Tech 09/10*FD

Cdn Dividend 09/10. . *FD
Corp Hi Yld Bnd 09/10*FD
Equity 09/10. . . . . . . . *FD
Growth Equity 09/10 . *FD
Intl Bond 09/10 . . . . . *FD
Nat Resources 09/10 . *FD
S&P 500 Ind RSP 09/10*FD
U.S. Equity 09/10. . . . . FD
IdUSEqRSP(TDQC) 09/07R
Idx Bal (TDQC) 09/07 . *R
Idx CdnEq(TDQC) 09/07*R
Idx Gl Eq(TDQC) 09/07 . R
Idx US Eq(TDQC) 09/07. R
Income (E) 09/07 . . . . . *R
Ind CdnBd(TDQC) 09/07*R
Intl Bond (L) 09/07 . . . *R
Intl Equ (TE) 09/07 . . . . R
Intl Port (F) 09/07 . . . . . R
Intl Pt RSP (F) 09/07 . . *R
MMF (L) 09/07 . . . . . . . . *
Managed (L) 09/07 . . . *R
NA Equity(E) 09/07 . . . *R
NL-MMF (L) 09/07. . . . *N
Sml Cap Equ (B) 09/07 *R
True North (F) 09/07 . . *R
US Equity (S) 09/07 . . . . R
US Vl (AIC) 09/07 . . . . . R
US Vl RSP (AIC) 09/07. *R
Wld Eq (AIC) 09/07 . . . . R
Wld Eq RSP(AIC) 09/07*R
Alpine Asian 09/10 . . . . N

Alpine Asian A 09/10 . . . R
Alpine Cdn Res 09/10 . *N
Alpine Cdn ResA 09/10 *R
Alpine Gro Eq 09/10 . . *N
Alpine Gro Eq A 09/10 . *R
Cdn Gro Equ 09/10 . . . *N
Cdn Gro Equ A 09/10 . . *R
Euro Equity 09/10 . . . . *N
Euro Equity A 09/10. . . *R
Fid Asset All 09/10 . . . . N
Fid Asset All A 09/10 . . . R
Fid Growth Am 09/10 . . N
Fid Growth Am A 09/10 . R
Fid True Nor 09/10 . . . . N
Fid True Nor A 09/10 . . . R
Global Bond A 09/10 . . *R
Growth 09/10. . . . . . . . *N
Growth A 09/10 . . . . . . *R
Income 09/10. . . . . . . . *N
Income A 09/10 . . . . . . *R
Per Accufund 09/10 . . . N
Per Accufund A 09/10 . . R
Premier Amer 09/10 . . . N
Premier Amer A 09/10 . R
Premier Bl Ch A 09/10. . R
Premier BlChp 09/10. . . N
Premier Bond 09/10 . . *N
Premier Bond A 09/10. *N
Premier Div 09/10 . . . . *N
Premier Div A 09/10 . . *R
Premier Em Mkt 09/10 . N
Premier Em MktA 09/10 R
Premier Gro 09/10. . . . *N
Premier Gro A 09/10 . . *R
Premier Intl 09/10 . . . . . N
Premier Intl A 09/10 . . . N
Premier Mortg 09/10 . *N
Premier Mortg A 09/10 *R
Sht Term Bond 09/10 . *N
Sht Term Bond A 09/10 . *
Summit Cdn Equ 09/10 *N
Summit Cdn EquA 09/10*R
Summit Div Gr 09/10. . *N
Summit Div Gr A 09/10 *R
Summit For Equ 09/10 . N
Summit For EquA 09/10 R
Summit Gro&Inc 09/10 *N
Summit Gro&IncA 09/10*R
Tri Adv Bond 09/10 . . . . N
Tri Adv Bond A 09/10 . . R
Tri Balanced 09/10 . . . . N
Tri Balanced A 09/10 . . . R
Tri Cdn Equity 09/10 . . . N
Tri Cdn EquityA 09/10 . . R
Tri Discovery 09/10 . . . . N
Tri Discovery A 09/10 . . R
Tri Global Eq 09/10 . . . . N
Tri Global Eq A 09/10 . . R
US Gro Equ 09/10 . . . . *N
US Gro Equ A 09/10 . . . *R
US Sml Cap 09/10 . . . . *N
US Sml Cap A 09/10 . . *R
Concordia Life(n)
Bond 09/07 . . . . . . . . *ZD

Equity 09/07 . . . . . . . *ZD
MMF 09/07 . . . . . . . . *ZN
Spec Growth 09/07 . . *ZD
Strat Bal 09/07 . . . . . *ZD
Co-operators Life(n)
Aggr Bal 09/04. . . . . . . . N
Aggr Bal VAII 09/04. . . . N
Balanced 09/04 . . . . . . *N
Balanced VAII 09/04 . . *N
Cdn Equ VAII 09/04 . . . *N
Cdn Equity 09/04. . . . . *N
Cons Bal 09/04 . . . . . . . N
Cons Bal VAII 09/04 . . . N
Fix Inc VAII 09/04 . . . . *N
MMF 09/04. . . . . . . . . . *N
MMF VAII 09/04 . . . . . *N
US Diver VAII 09/04 . . . N
US Divers 09/04. . . . . . . N
US Equ VAII 09/04 . . . . . N
US Equity 09/04. . . . . . . N
US Growth 09/04 . . . . . . N
US Growth VAII 09/04 . . N
11.39
11.09
11.02
25.05
25.78
22.06
9.91
17.39
12.24
31.61
1.10
25.92
-.07
-.20
-.22
-.08
-.06
-.08
-.15
-.23
-.06
-.11
...
...
11.65
11.70
8.23
8.30
9.84
9.86
12.23
12.26
8.99
9.01
11.43
11.40
8.35
8.32
13.08
13.01
10.38
10.40
9.49
9.48
11.05
11.07
10.63
10.64
9.68
9.64
9.63
9.63
11.41
11.48
9.94
9.95
8.08
8.06
8.11
8.10
9.38
9.42
11.61
11.63
10.76
10.78
13.00
13.02
13.45
13.54
13.12
13.12
12.51
12.54
10.66
10.71
13.35
13.43
13.44
13.48
8.06
7.90
12.73
12.73
7.23
7.24
7.96
7.98
-.11
-.11
-.05
-.05
-.09
-.09
-.05
-.05
-.19
-.19
-.04
-.04
+.01
+.01
-.07
-.07
-.05
-.05
-.06
-.06
-.02
-.02
...
...
+.03
+.03
-.01
-.01
-.01
-.01
-.01
-.01
-.09
-.09
-.05
-.05
-.23
-.23
...
...
...
...
-.06
-.06
...
...
-.12
-.12
-.06
-.06
-.01
-.01
-.03
-.03
-.05
-.05
-.03
-.02
-.08
-.08
...
unch
-.08
-.08
18.41
25.93
14.73
26.94
18.23
110.73
110.79
230.20
109.24
140.79
280.69
110.46
110.22
108.14
208.70
113.84
107.97
86.35
85.82
64.60
173.09
78.10
77.97
CUMIS Life MemberFunds

Balanced 09/10 . . . . . . *D
Canadian Bond 09/10 . *D
Cdn Grth Equ 09/10. . . *D
Glo Balanced 09/10 . . . *D
8.97
10.69
12.09
8.33
Dynamic Focus + Funds

Dy Gtd Wth Mgt 09/10*ZD
Dyn Fc+ Gtd Bal 09/10*ZD
Dyn Fc+ Gtd Cdn 09/10*ZD
Dyn Gtd Fc+ Am 09/10 ZD
11.30
8.12
8.31
6.65
Empire Financial Group(n)

Asset All 09/10. . . . . . . *D
Balanced 09/10 . . . . . . *D
Bond 09/10. . . . . . . . . . *D
Div Gro 09/10. . . . . . . . *D
Elite Equity 09/10 . . . . *D
Equ Growth 09/10 . . . *ZN
FgnCurrCdnBd 09/10 . *D
Int Gro 09/10 . . . . . . . . *D
MMF 09/10. . . . . . . . . . *N
Premier Equ 09/10. . . *ZF
Sml Cp Eq 09/10 . . . . . *D
US Equ In 09/10 . . . . . . *D
16.68
27.51
30.65
13.70
178.84
48.96
12.93
29.50
19.54
165.92
10.96
10.06
Equitable Life
Accum Inc 08/31 . . . . *ZF

Amer Gro 08/31 . . . . . . . R
Asian Pac Equ 08/31 . . . R
Asst Alloc 08/31. . . . . . *R
Cdn Bond 08/31 . . . . . . *R
Cdn Equ Vl 08/31 . . . . . *R
Cdn Stock 08/31 . . . . . *R
Comm Stock 08/31 . . *ZF
European Equity 08/31 . R
Gbl Growth 08/31 . . . . . R
Int Fix Inc 08/31. . . . . . . R
Internatl 08/31. . . . . . . *R
US Equity 08/31 . . . . . . . R
19.77
10.61
6.32
15.41
13.87
14.79
17.94
25.71
8.19
9.95
11.06
13.55
7.53
FGF Plus(n)
American Index 09/10 . *R

Canadian Index 09/10 . *R
Cdn Balanced 09/10 . . *R
Cdn Bond 09/10 . . . . . . *R
Cdn Equity 09/10 . . . . . *R
Cdn MMF 09/10 . . . . . . *R
EurAsia Index 09/10 . . *R
Global Index 09/10 . . . *R
Fund
Dividend (MX) 09/06 . . *R

Emg Mkt (SC) 09/06 . . . R
Eq Gro (MX) 09/06. . . . *R
Equ Index (G) 09/06 . . *R
Equ/Bond (G) 09/06 . . *R
Equity (M) 09/06 . . . . . *R
Equity (S) 09/06. . . . . . *R
Ethics (G) 09/06. . . . . . *R
Euro Equity (S) 09/06 . . R
Fix Inc Prt (G) 09/06 . . *R
Glo Eq Prt (G) 09/06 . . . R
Glo Inc (A) 09/06 . . . . . *R
Global (SC) 09/06 . . . . . R
Govt Bond (G) 09/06 . . *R
Gro & Inc (A) 09/06 . . . *R
Gro & Inc (M) 09/06 . . *R
Growth Equ (A) 09/06 . *R
Income (G) 09/06. . . . . *R
Income (M) 09/06 . . . . *R
Intl Bond (P) 09/06 . . . . R
Intl Equity (P) 09/06 . . . R
Intl Opport (P) 09/06. . . R
Larger Co (M) 09/06 . . *R
MMF (G) 09/06 . . . . . . *R
Mid Cap Cda (G) 09/06 *R
Mod Port (G) 09/06 . . . *R
Mortgage (G) 09/06 . . *R
NA Equity (B) 09/06. . . *R
Pacific (SC) 09/06 . . . . . R
Sc & Tech (G) 09/06 . . *R
Smaller Co (M) 09/06 . *R
US Equity (G) 09/06. . . . R
US Mid Cap (G) 09/06 . . R
Hartford Life
Canadian Equity 09/07 *R
AM Multi Stock 09/10 . *R

DFI Cdn Asset 09/10 . . *R
DMA Div M-M AGR 09/10*R
DMO Div M-M Opp 09/10*R
Ecflx A Stks 09/10 . . . . *R
Ecflx ANL Stks 09/10 . . . *
Ecflx B Bond 09/10 . . . *R
Ecflx BBS Bonds 09/10 *N
Ecflx BNL Bond 09/10 . *R
Ecflx D Divers 09/10 . . *R
Ecflx DNL Diver 09/10 . *R
Ecflx DO Div Op 09/10. *N
Ecflx DS DivSec 09/10. *N
Ecflx E EmgMkt 09/10 . . R
Ecflx G Gl Bd 09/10 . . . . R
Ecflx I Inv Stk 09/10 . . . R
Ecflx M MMF 09/10 . . . *R
Ecflx N Cdn Adv 09/10. *R
Ecflx PFS AP 09/10 . . . *R
Ecflx R Income 09/10. . *R
Ecflx S US Stks 09/10 . . R
Ecflx T Sel Cdn 09/10 . . R
Ecflx U US Adv 09/10. . *R
Ecflx V Div 09/10 . . . . . *R
EcflxABS Cdn Eq 09/10 *N
Eco ISS Int Adv 09/10 . *R
Eco KFI Euro 09/10 . . . . N
Eco LFS GlEq 09/10 . . . *R
Eco USS/DAQ 09/10 . . *R
Ecoflex AFI Stk 09/10 . *N
Ecoflex H Mort 09/10 . *R
EcoflexNFICdnGr 09/10*N
KAA Euro Eq 09/10 . . . *R
LAA Glo Growth 09/10. *R
267.05
263.25
239.46
205.08
264.99
260.24
274.64
251.67
244.74
247.84
188.25
246.66
199.07
275.28
260.07
151.03
127.46
244.66
254.24
270.60
260.44
214.75
174.09
186.21
205.93
291.99
314.24
263.85
174.76
194.16
207.96
156.22
213.05
172.76
266.17
233.61
311.47
250.80
316.97
264.31
225.96
323.44
256.34
263.72
187.31
325.22
252.97
243.22
292.48
137.24
110.22
238.15
169.59
341.32
Industrial All Pacific

DFI Can Asset 09/10 . . *R
DMO Div M-M Opp 09/10*R
Ecflx A Stks 09/10 . . . . *R
Ecflx ANL Stcks 09/10 . . *
Ecflx B Bond 09/10 . . . *R
Ecflx BBS Bonds 09/10 *N
Ecflx BNL Bond 09/10 . *R
Ecflx D Diver 09/10 . . . *R
Ecflx DNL Div 09/10 . . . *R
Ecflx DO Div Op 09/10 . *R
Ecflx DS DivSec 09/10 . *R
Ecflx E Emer 09/10 . . . . R
Ecflx G Gl Bd 09/10 . . . . R
Ecflx H Mort 09/10 . . . *R
Ecflx I Itl Stk 09/10 . . . . R
Ecflx M MMF 09/10 . . . *R
Ecflx N Cdn Adv 09/10. *R
Ecflx NFI CdnGr 09/10. *R
Ecflx R Income 09/10. . *R
Ecflx S US Stks 09/10 . . R
Ecflx T Sel Cdn 09/10 . . R
Ecflx U US Adv 09/10. . *R
Ecflx V Div 09/10 . . . . . *R
EcflxABS Cdn Eq 09/10 *N
Eco LFS GlEq 09/10 . . . *N
Eco USS/DAQ 09/10 . . *N
Ecofl ISS 09/10 . . . . . . *N
Ecofl PFS AP 09/10 . . . *N
Ecoflex AFI Stk 09/10 . *N
Ecoflex KFI Eur 09/10 . . N
KAA Euro Equity 09/10 *R
LAA Global Gr 09/10 . . *R
Industrial-Alliance
AA Global Equ 09/10 . . *N

ABS Bis Cdn Equ 09/10 *N
AFI TrueNrthStk 09/10 *N
BBS Bis Bonds 09/10 . . *N
Bond BNL 09/10. . . . . . *N
Bonds 09/10. . . . . . . . . *N
Cdn Advant N 09/10 . . *N
DFI Cdn Asset 09/10 . . *R
DM Div MultMgmt 09/10*N
DMO Div M-M Opp 09/10*N
DO Div Opportun 09/10*N
DS Divers Secr 09/10 . *N
Divers DNL 09/10. . . . . *N
Divers S-2 09/10 . . . . . *N
Dividend V 09/10 . . . . . *N
Emerg Mkts 09/10. . . . . N
Global Bond 09/10. . . . . N
ISS Intl Adv 09/10 . . . . *R
Income R 09/10 . . . . . . *N
International 09/10 . . . . N
JF Diversified 09/10. . . . N
KAA Euro Eq 09/10 . . . *N
KBSH Bonds 09/10 . . . *N
KBSH Cdn Equity 09/10*N
KBSH Divers 09/10 . . . *N
KFI Fid Europe 09/10. . . N
LFS Glo Equ 09/10 . . . . *R
MB Bonds 09/10 . . . . . *N
MB Cdn Equ Gro 09/10 *N
MB Diversified 09/10 . *N
MB Global Equ 09/10. . *N
MMF 09/10. . . . . . . . . . *N
Mortgages 09/10 . . . . . *N
NFI Fid Cdn Gro 09/10. . N
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-.03
-.02
-.02
-.04
-.02
-.03
-.01
-.02
-.04
-.02
-.02
-.02
-.06
-.07
-.20
...
-.18
-.05
-.01
+.07
-.02
+.10
+.01
-.03
-.15
-.11
-.04
+.05
-.07
...
-.11
-.10
...
8.13
9.69
8.44
8.75
23.43
6.77
16.78
10.80
11.38
20.45
8.48
12.34
11.56
7.13
8.98
15.58
13.90
14.76
10.49
12.45
11.61
14.98
13.40
11.22
14.01
12.24
5.47
5.16
7.30
2.86
13.24
7.59
6.49
6.65
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-.03
-.02
-.02
-.04
-.02
-.03
-.01
-.02
-.04
-.02
-.02
-.02
-.06
-.07
...
-.20
...
-.18
-.11
-.01
+.07
-.02
+.10
+.01
-.03
-.04
+.05
-.15
-.05
-.07
-.11
-.10
...
8.89
8.89
-.01
-.01
Inv Group (Great-West)

IG/GWL Cdn Bal 09/06 . *
IG/GWL Cdn Ent 09/06 . *
IG/GWL Cdn Eq 09/06 . . *
IG/GWL Dividend 09/06. *
IG/GWL Global 09/06. . . .
IG/GWL Govt Bnd 09/06 *
IG/GWL MMF 09/06. . . . *
IG/GWL US Gro 09/06 . . .
28.05
24.95
18.75
21.60
IOF Foresters (VA)(n)
6.74
6.66
6.83
6.75
5.43
5.43
5.38
5.37
5.99
5.98
5.37
5.37
6.67
6.59
6.75
6.68
5.65
5.62
5.73
5.71
6.83
6.76
6.92
6.88
4.78
4.76
4.51
4.49
6.67
6.60
6.72
6.65
5.56
5.50
5.59
5.54
4.49
4.48
4.78
4.77
4.56
4.55
5.51
5.51
5.44
5.43
3.65
3.64
6.02
5.96
6.04
6.01
5.46
5.42
5.51
5.53
4.60
4.60
4.85
4.85
4.36
4.36
5.42
5.42
4.01
4.00
4.30
4.30
$$$
-.05
-.02
-.02
-.02
-.02
-.02
-.03
-.02
-.28
-.08
+.11
+.07
+.05
8.13
9.69
8.44
8.75
23.43
6.77
16.78
10.80
11.38
20.45
8.48
12.34
11.56
7.13
8.98
13.90
14.76
10.49
2.86
11.61
14.98
13.40
11.22
14.01
12.24
7.30
7.59
5.47
5.16
13.24
15.58
12.45
6.49
6.65
IA Diploma RESP 09/10. N

IAP DiplomaRESP 09/10 N
12.18
6.62
12.46
13.48
8.18
10.82
11.49
80.22
10.78
9.74
9.22
8.49
8.80
12.61
11.81
8.72
10.71
32.60
14.13
7.36
9.01
7.40
11.71
14.42
10.22
6.46
10.62
6.99
8.37
7.73
5.57
10.68
9.60
9.11
8.24
14.52
71.58
12.67
2.92
8.30
10.54
6.96
10.57
8.16
8.62
6.96
168.97
10.96
11.53
15.46
5.23
Industrial-Alliance RESP
Imperial Life Millennia(n)

Amer Equ 1 09/10 . . . . . R
Amer Equ 2 09/10 . . . . . N
Amer Equ 3 09/10 . . . . . R
Amer Equ 4 09/10 . . . . . N
B Bond 3 09/10. . . . . . . *R
B Bond 4 09/10 . . . . . . *N
B Cdn Equity 3 09/10. . *R
B Cdn Equity 4 09/10. . *N
B Div Inc 3 09/10 . . . . . *R
B Div Inc 4 09/10 . . . . . *N
B Small Cap 3 09/10 . . *R
B Small Cap 4 09/10 . . *N
Cdn Bal 1 09/10 . . . . . . *R
Cdn Bal 2 09/10 . . . . . . *N
Cdn Bal 3 09/10 . . . . . . *R
Cdn Bal 4 09/10 . . . . . . *N
Cdn Div 1 09/10 . . . . . . *R
Cdn Div 2 09/10 . . . . . . *N
Cdn Div 3 09/10 . . . . . . *R
Cdn Div 4 09/10 . . . . . . *N
Cdn Equ 1 09/10 . . . . . *R
Cdn Equ 2 09/10 . . . . . *N
Cdn Equ 3 09/10 . . . . . *R
Cdn Equ 4 09/10 . . . . . *N
Euro Equ 3 09/10 . . . . . *R
Euro Equ 4 09/10 . . . . . *N
Glo Bal 3 09/10. . . . . . . *R
Glo Bal 4 09/10 . . . . . . *N
Income 1 09/10 . . . . . . *R
Income 2 09/10 . . . . . . *N
Income 3 09/10 . . . . . . *R
Income 4 09/10 . . . . . . *N
Intl Equ 1 09/10 . . . . . . . R
Intl Equ 2 09/10 . . . . . . . N
Intl Equ 3 09/10 . . . . . . . R
Intl Equ 4 09/10 . . . . . . . N
MB Amer Eq Gro3 09/10*R
MB Amer Eq Gro4 09/10*N
MB Bal Growth 3 09/10 *R
MB Bal Growth 4 09/10*N
MB Cdn Equ Gr 3 09/10 *R
MB Cdn Equ Gr 4 09/10*N
MB Cdn Equ Vl 3 09/10 *R
MB Cdn Equ Vl 4 09/10 *N
MB Fix Income 3 09/10 *R
MB Fix Income 4 09/10 *N
MB Intl Eq Gr 3 09/10 . *R
MB Intl Eq Gr 4 09/10 . *N
MMF 1 09/10 . . . . . . . . *R
MMF 2 09/10 . . . . . . . . *N
MMF 3 09/10 . . . . . . . . *R
MMF 4 09/10 . . . . . . . . *N
NA Sml Co 1 09/10. . . . *R
NA Sml Co 2 09/10 . . . *N
NA Sml Co 3 09/10. . . . *R
NA Sml Co 4 09/10 . . . *N
Tal Bal Port 3 09/10. . . *R
Tal Bal Pt 4 09/10 . . . . *N
Tal Cons Port 3 09/10 . *R
Tal Cons Pt 4 09/10 . . . *N
Tal Gl AA RSP 3 09/10 . *R
Tal Gl AA RSP4 09/10 . *N
Tal Gl Bd RSP 3 09/10 . *R
Tal Gl Bd RSP 4 09/10 . *N
Tal Glo Equ 3 09/10 . . . *R
Tal Glo Equ 4 09/10 . . . *N
Tal Gro Port 3 09/10 . . *R
Tal Gro Port 4 09/10 . . *N
Industrial-All Ecoflex(n)
Imperial Life Growth(n)

ImpGth CdnEqu 09/10 . *F
ImpGth Divers 09/10 . . *F
ImpGth MMF 09/10 . . . *F
ImpGth NA Equ 09/10 . . F
Fund
PFS Asian Pac 09/10 . . *R

Per Diversified 09/10 . *N
Perigee Bonds 09/10. . *N
Perigee Stocks 09/10 . *N
RT Bonds 09/10 . . . . . . *N
RT Cdn Equity 09/10 . . *N
RT Diversified 09/10 . . *N
Stock ANL 09/10 . . . . . *N
Stocks 09/10 . . . . . . . . *N
Stocks S-2 09/10 . . . . . *N
US Advant U 09/10 . . . *N
US Stocks 09/10 . . . . . . N
USS US Adv DAQ 09/10 *R
215.09
174.37
186.50
209.41
296.92
318.71
267.61
175.03
195.99
208.25
156.47
216.08
173.03
270.40
236.93
315.89
254.37
322.00
268.07
229.56
328.57
258.76
267.47
190.47
328.29
256.12
247.30
296.64
137.46
110.39
241.54
346.73
169.86
Great-West Life - NL(n)

Adv Port (G) 09/06 . . . *N
Agg Port (G) 09/06 . . . *N
Amer Gro (A) 09/06. . . . N
Asian Gro (A) 09/06. . . . N
Bal Port (G) 09/06 . . . . *N
Balanced (B) 09/06 . . . *N
Balanced (M) 09/06 . . *N
Balanced (S) 09/06 . . . *N
Bond (B) 09/06 . . . . . . *N
Bond (S) 09/06 . . . . . . *N
Can Bal (MX) 09/06. . . *N
Cdn Bond (G) 09/06 . . *N
Cdn Eq Prt (G) 09/06. . *N
Cdn Equ (G) 09/06. . . . *N
Cdn Opport (M) 09/06 *N
Cdn Res (A) 09/06 . . . . *N
Cdn Rl Est 1(G) 09/06 . *N
Cons Port (G) 09/06 . . *N
Div/Gro (M) 09/06. . . . *N
Divers (G) 09/06 . . . . . *N
Dividend (G) 09/06 . . . *N
Dividend (MX) 09/06. . *N
Emg Mkt (SC) 09/06 . . . N
Eq Gro (MX) 09/06 . . . *N
Equ Index (G) 09/06 . . *N
Equ/Bond (G) 09/06 . . *N
Equity (M) 09/06 . . . . . *N
Equity (S) 09/06 . . . . . *N
Ethics (G) 09/06 . . . . . *N
Euro Equity (S) 09/06 . . N
Fix Inc Prt (G) 09/06 . . *N
Glo Eq Prt (G) 09/06 . . . N
Glo Inc (A) 09/06 . . . . . *N
Global (SC) 09/06 . . . . . N
Govt Bond (G) 09/06 . . *N
Gro & Inc (A) 09/06 . . . *N
Gro & Inc (M) 09/06 . . *N
Growth Equ (A) 09/06 . *N
Income (G) 09/06 . . . . *N
Income (M) 09/06 . . . . *N
Intl Bond (P) 09/06 . . . . N
Intl Equity (P) 09/06 . . . N
Intl Opport (P) 09/06 . . N
Larger Co (M) 09/06 . . *N
MMF (G) 09/06 . . . . . . *N
Mid Cap Cda (G) 09/06 *N
Mod Port (G) 09/06 . . . *N
Mortgage (G) 09/06 . . *N
N.A. Equity (B) 09/06 . *N
Pacific (SC) 09/06 . . . . . N
Sc & Tech (G) 09/06 . . *N
Smaller Co (M) 09/06 . *N
U.S.Mid Cap (G) 09/06 . N
US Equity (G) 09/06 . . . N
C19
Balanced 09/10 . . . . . . *R
Bond 09/10. . . . . . . . . . *R
Equity 09/10. . . . . . . . . *R
MMF 09/10. . . . . . . . . . *R
11.61
8.68
12.55
12.21
10.50
11.05
10.98
11.95
33.50
27.51
60.78
18.94
London Life Freedom Funds(n)

Advanced Pr 09/10 . . . *R
Aggressive Pr 09/10 . . *R
Amer Equ (J) 09/10 . . . *R
Amer Gr (AGF) 09/10 . *R
Asian Gr (AGF) 09/10 . *R
Bal Growth (L) 09/10. . *R
Balanced (BG) 09/10 . . *R
Balanced (S) 09/10 . . . *R
Balanced Pr 09/10 . . . . *R
Bond (L) 09/10 . . . . . . . *R
Cdn Bal (MX) 09/10 . . . *R
Cdn Eq Gro (MX) 09/10 *R
Cdn Equity (G) 09/10. . *R
Cdn Equity (L) 09/10 . . *R
Cdn Opp (MF) 09/10 . . *R
Conserv Pr 09/10 . . . . . *R
Diversified (L) 09/10 . . *R
Dividend (L) 09/10. . . . *R
Dividend (MX) 09/10 . . *R
Equity (MF) 09/10 . . . . *R
Equity (S) 09/10. . . . . . *R
Equity/Bond (G) 09/10 *R
Euro Equ (S) 09/10 . . . *R
Global Equ (J) 09/10 . . *R
Global Equ (L) 09/10 . . *R
Gov Bond (G) 09/10. . . *R
Gro & Inc (AGF) 09/10. *R
Gro & Inc (MF) 09/10 . *R
Gro Equ (AGF) 09/10 . . *R
Gro Equ (L) 09/10 . . . . *R
Income (L) 09/10 . . . . . *R
Income (MF) 09/10 . . . *R
Income (MX) 09/10 . . . *R
Intl Equity(JF) 09/10 . . . R
Larger Co (MF) 09/10 . *R
MMF (L) 09/10 . . . . . . . *R
Mid Cap Cda (G) 09/10 *R
Moderate Pr 09/10 . . . *R
Mortgage (L) 09/10 . . . *R
NA Bal (L) 09/10 . . . . . *R
NA Equity (BG) 09/10 . *R
Nat Res (MX) 09/10 . . . *R
Prec Metal (MX) 09/10 *R
Real Estate (G) 09/10 . *R
US Equity (L) 09/10 . . . . R
10.96
11.28
12.03
8.27
12.83
10.23
11.23
10.20
11.30
212.35
11.88
9.57
11.61
385.45
12.64
11.34
186.91
14.64
14.06
11.76
10.06
11.34
7.75
9.73
9.23
11.30
11.26
11.67
9.74
10.96
12.27
12.11
10.79
12.27
11.35
21.39
12.45
11.65
156.02
10.39
11.82
12.08
9.66
12.16
31.14
Lutheran Life - FORTRESS(n)

Asia Pacific 09/10 . . . . *R
Cdn Balanced 09/10 . . *R
Cdn Bond 09/10 . . . . . . *R
Cdn Equity 09/10 . . . . . *R
Cdn Sml Cap Equ 09/10*R
Enh Dividend 09/10 . . . *R
European 09/10 . . . . . . *R
Global Bond 09/10 . . . . *R
Global Equity 09/10 . . . . R
MMF 09/10. . . . . . . . . . *R
N American Eqty 09/10 . R
7.36
43.93
111.82
169.38
8.16
15.03
18.53
14.77
62.14
71.66
6.86
Mackenzie Cund Seg (GWL)

Cdn Bal Seg 09/10 . . . *FR
Cdn Sec Seg 09/10 . . *FR
Value Seg 09/10. . . . . . FR
6.03
5.87
6.82
Mackenzie Ind Seg (GWL)

...
-.03
-.08
-.02
-.01
-.02
-.16
-.18
-.03
-.02
-.02
-.02
-.02
-.02
-.02
...
-.06
+.01
-.07
-.07
-.15
-.01
-.20
-.02
-.10
-.03
-.03
-.03
-.11
-.04
-.02
-.04
-.03
-.02
...
-.02
-.11
Balanced Seg 09/10. . *FR

Div Growth Seg 09/10 *FR
Growth Seg 09/10 . . . *FR
Horizon Seg 09/10 . . . *FR
Income Seg 09/10 . . . *FR
Pension Seg 09/10. . . *FR
5.74
6.68
5.45
5.69
6.00
5.90
Mackenzie Ivy Seg (GWL)

Canadian Seg 09/10 . *FR
Enterprise Seg 09/10. *FR
For. Equity Sg 09/10 . . FR
Growth & Inc Sg 09/10*FR
Mackenzie Seg (GWL)

Bond Seg 09/10 . . . . . *FR
Mortgage Seg 09/10 . *FR
6.07
5.81
5.59
5.96
5.49
5.65
Mackenzie Star Seg (GWL)

S Inv Bl G&I Sg 09/10 . FR
S Inv Con I&G 09/10 . . FR
S Inv LT Gr Sg 09/10 . . FR
S Inv Mx LT Sg 09/10. . FR
S Rg Bl G&I Sg 09/10 . *FR
S Rg Con I&G Sg 09/10*FR
S Rg LT Gr Sg 09/10. . *FR
S Rg ME Gr Sg 09/10 . *FR
S Rg Mx LT Sg 09/10 . *FR
5.07
5.42
4.96
5.40
5.14
4.94
4.74
4.12
4.71
Mackenzie Univ Seg (GWL)

Americas Seg 09/10 . . FR
Cdn Bal Seg 09/10 . . . *FR
Cdn Growth Seg 09/10*FR
Euro Opp Seg 09/10 . . FR
Future Seg 09/10 . . . . . FR
Sel Mgrs Seg 09/10 . . . FR
Univ US Bl Chip 09/10 . FR
Unv Intl Stock 09/10 . . FR
Unv Sel MgrsCda 09/10FR
Wld Bal RRSP Sg 09/10*FR
Wld Gr RRSP Seg 09/10*FR
Wld Inc RRSP Sg 09/10*FR
4.38
5.75
5.86
3.93
4.98
3.90
3.89
4.30
4.85
4.42
3.81
5.36
-.03
-.05
...
+.04
-.11
-.01
-.01
-.01
-.04
-.47
-.02
-.01
-.02
-.43
-.03
...
-.36
-.01
+.02
-.06
-.03
-.02
-.13
-.05
-.06
...
-.01
-.06
-.09
-.02
-.02
-.01
-.03
-.21
-.01
...
-.10
-.02
+.19
-.01
+.01
-.06
+.05
...
+.15
-.12
-.08
-.22
-.50
-.15
+.03
-.16
-.02
+.05
+.01
+.07
Fund
Wld Tact Bnd Sg 09/10 FR

World Value Seg 09/10 FR
5.00
3.62
Manulife Financial GIF e

AGF AmG GIFe 09/10. . FD
AGF CBL GIFe 09/10 . *FD
AGF CBd GIFe 09/10 . *FD
AGF CSt GIFe 09/10. . *FD
AGF CdDvGIFe 09/10. *FD
AGF GGB GIFe 09/10 . . FD
AGF HIn GIFe 09/10. . *FD
AIM AMC GIFe 09/10. . FD
AIM CPrCl GIFe 09/10 . FD
Aggr AA GIFe 09/10. . *FD
BPI Gl Eq GIFe 09/10 . . FD
Bal AA GIFe 09/10 . . . *FD
CI Gbl GIFe 09/10 . . . . FD
CI HG&I GIFe 09/10 . . *FD
CI Har GIFe 09/10 . . . *FD
CI Int Bal GIFe 09/10 . . FD
CdBlGIFeSea 09/10 . . . . *
Cdn Ind GIFe 09/10 . . . . *
Cnsr AA GIFe 09/10 . . *FD
Dyn DvG GIFe 09/10 *ZFD
Dyn GlB GIFe 09/10 . . ZFD
Dyn Ptr GIFe 09/10 . *ZFD
E&P AmG GIFe 09/10 . FD
E&P Bal GIFe 09/10 . . *FD
E&P CaBCGIFe 09/10. . . *
E&P Cab GM GIFe 09/10 *
E&P MHI GIFe 09/10 . . *N
E&P Mny GIFe 09/10 . . *N
E&P Money GIFe 09/10*FD
E&P SR GIFe 09/10 . . *FD
E&P Val GIFe 09/10 . . *FD
Fid CAA GIFe 09/10 . . *FD
Fid CBd GIFe 09/10 . . *FD
Fid Cdn LC GIFe 09/10*FD
Fid Eur GIFe 09/10. . . . FD
Fid GrA GIFe 09/10 . . . FD
Fid InP GIFe 09/10 . . . . FD
Fid TrN GIFe 09/10 . . *FD
GB GIFe (O) 09/10 . . . . FD
Grth AA GIFe 09/10 . . *FD
IntEqGIFe(T) 09/10 . . . FD
MLCdnGroGIFe 09/10 *FD
Mer GG GIFe 09/10 . . . FD
Mer USB GIFe 09/10 . . FD
Mod AA GIFe 09/10 . . *FD
SN CS LCG GIFe 09/10*ZFD
SN Cdn LCGrGIFe 09/10*ZFD
Sce BG GIFe 09/10. . *ZFD
Sce CE GIFe 09/10. . *ZFD
SelCdnBal GIFe 09/10 *FD
Tal VUS GIFe 09/10 . . . FD
Talv CAA GIFe 09/10 . *FD
Talv Inc GIFe 09/10 . . *FD
Tri SBl GIFe 09/10 . . . *FD
Tri SCG GIFe 09/10 . . *FD
Tri SeG GIFe 09/10 . . . FD
US Ind GIFe 09/10 . . . . . .
US Ind RSPe 09/10. . . *FD
Manulife Financial GIF

AGF AmG GIF 09/10 . . . . .
AGF CBL GIF 09/10 . . . . *
AGF CdDv GIF 09/10 . . . *
AGF CdS GIF 09/10 . . . . *
AGF Cdn Bd GIF 09/10 . . *
AGF Cdn HIncGIF 09/10. *
AGF GlBdGIF 09/10 . . . . .
AIM AMC GIF 09/10 . . . . .
AIM CPrmCl GIF 09/10 . *
Aggr AA GIF 09/10. . . *FD
BPI Glo Eq GIF 09/10 . . FD
Bal AA GIF 09/10 . . . . . FD
CI Gbl GIF 09/10 . . . . . FD
CI HG/I GIF 09/10 . . . . . *
CI Harb GIF 09/10 . . . . . *
CI Int Bal GIF 09/10 . . . FD
CdBlGIF Sea 09/10. . . . . *
Cdn Ind GIF 09/10 . . . . . *
Cnsr AA GIF 09/10 . . . *FD
Dyn Div GIF 09/10 . . . . *Z
Dyn GlB GIF 09/10 . . . . . Z
Dyn Ptr GIF 09/10 . . . . *Z
E&P AmerGIF 09/10. . . . .
E&P Bal GIF 09/10 . . . . . *
E&P CaBCGIF 09/10. . . . *
E&P Cab GM GIF 09/10 . *
E&P Equ GIF 09/10. . . . *Z
E&P MHI GIF 09/10 . . . *N
E&P Mny NL GIF 09/10 *N
E&P Money GIF 09/10 . . *
E&P SR GIF 09/10 . . . *FD
E&P Val GIF 09/10 . . . . . *
Fid CAA GIF 09/10 . . . . . *
Fid CBd GIF 09/10 . . . . . *
Fid CaLgCap GIF 09/10 . *
Fid EurGr GIF 09/10. . . FD
Fid Gr Amer GIF 09/10. . .
Fid IP GIF 09/10 . . . . . . . .
Fid TN GIF 09/10 . . . . . . *
GB GIF (O) 09/10 . . . . . FD
Grth AA GIF 09/10 . . . *FD
IntEqGIF(T) 09/10 . . . . FD
Mod AA GIF 09/10 . . . *FD
SN CS LCG GIF 09/10. . *Z
StrNova CLC GIF 09/10 *Z
Tal Cdn Ass GIF 09/10 . . *
Tal VL US EqGIF 09/10. . .
Talvest Inc GIF 09/10. . . *
Tri SB GIF 09/10. . . . . . . *
Tri SCG GIF 09/10 . . . . . *
Tri SG GIF 09/10. . . . . . . .
US Ind GIF 09/10 . . . . . . .
USIndRSPGIF 09/10. . *FD
7.48
11.83
10.61
13.68
11.03
9.88
10.82
9.08
10.69
11.24
8.32
10.80
8.76
12.23
13.51
9.57
9.97
10.49
10.69
12.43
8.82
10.60
8.62
9.38
9.50
9.15
10.42
11.00
10.97
12.32
10.61
11.47
10.98
13.61
8.13
8.09
8.84
12.99
10.63
10.97
9.50
10.20
8.23
10.87
10.55
13.24
13.11
10.34
10.44
11.59
8.48
10.55
11.16
11.86
13.08
12.42
8.57
8.94
14.62
11.95
11.50
12.28
12.34
11.37
11.96
11.80
12.63
9.59
6.70
10.37
7.20
12.23
14.06
9.57
9.97
10.86
10.05
12.07
9.17
11.10
11.52
9.49
9.49
9.15
9.36
10.42
11.61
11.55
9.47
10.78
14.89
12.61
12.31
7.09
12.80
13.44
16.18
10.63
10.49
9.49
10.33
13.92
12.99
11.66
11.32
11.56
12.45
12.60
14.46
12.05
7.76
Manulife Financial GIF 2

AGF AmG GIF 09/10 . . . . .
AGF Cdn Bd GIF2 09/10 . *
AGF CdnDiv GIF2 09/10 . *
AGF CdnStk GIF2 09/10 . *
AIM AMC GIF 09/10 . . . . .
AIM CBalGIF 09/10 . . . . *
AIM CPC 09/10. . . . . . . . *
AIM Cdn FC GIF2 09/10 . *
Aggr AA GIF2 09/10. . *FD
AmerGr GIF 09/10 . . . . FD
BPI Am Equ GIF2 09/10 . *
BPI GL Eq GIF2 09/10 . FD
Bal AA GIF 09/10 . . . . . FD
CI Gbl GIF 09/10 . . . . . FD
CI Gl Boom GIF2 09/10*FD
CI HG/I GIF 09/10 . . . . . *
CI Harb GIF 09/10 . . . . . *
CI IntBaGIF 09/10 . . . . FD
CdBE GIF MB 09/10 . . . . *
CdBlGIF2 Sea 09/10 . . . . *
CdSCEqGIF Sa 09/10 . . . *
Cdn Index GIF 09/10 . . . *
Cnsr AA GIF 09/10 . . . *FD
E&P AmerGIF 09/10. . . . .
E&P CaBCGIF2 09/10. . . *
E&P GenWvGIF2 09/10*FD
E&P M GIF 09/10 . . . . . *N
E&P MHI GIF2 09/10 . . *N
E&P Money GIF2 09/10 . *
E&P MultGIF2 09/10 . . . *
E&P SR GIF2 09/10 . . *FD
E&P UMC GIF2 09/10. . . *
E&P Val GIF 09/10 . . . . . *
Fid CAA GIF 09/10 . . . . . *
Fid CnLCGIF2 09/10 . . . . *
Fid GA GIF 09/10 . . . . . . .
Fid Gl AA GIF 2 09/10 *FD
Fid IP GIF 09/10 . . . . . . . .
Fid RIP GIF 09/10 . . . . . . .
Fid TN GIF 09/10 . . . . . . *
FidEurGrGIF2 09/10. . . FD
GB GIF2 (O) 09/10 . . . . FD
Grth AA GIF 09/10 . . . *FD
IntEqGIF(T) 09/10 . . . . FD
ML GloGro GIF2 09/10. FD
Mer SCB GIF2 09/10 . . FD
Mod AA GIF 09/10 . . . *FD
Tact CAA GIF2 09/10 . . FD
Tal Ass GIF2 09/10 . . . . . *
Tal Inc GIF 09/10 . . . . . . *
TalCEqL GIF 09/10 . . . . . *
Talv US GIF 09/10 . . . . . .
Tri AB GIF 09/10. . . . . . . .
Tri SCG GIF 09/10 . . . . . *
Tri SG GIF 09/10. . . . . . . .
US Ind GIF 09/10 . . . . . . .
USEqIndRSPGIF2 09/10*FD
7.73
10.22
9.28
9.36
7.86
9.40
8.74
9.78
9.66
7.19
7.53
7.58
9.69
7.17
9.06
10.82
10.70
8.24
9.50
9.89
12.28
8.45
10.01
8.89
8.64
9.32
10.27
11.27
10.27
8.59
8.67
7.83
9.13
9.78
9.11
8.59
9.49
8.57
8.40
9.45
7.81
10.28
9.62
8.70
7.58
10.08
9.84
8.95
9.75
10.43
8.51
8.81
10.27
10.25
10.05
8.77
8.77
Manulife Financial GIF e2

AGF AmG GIFe 09/10. . FD
AGF CBd GIFe 09/10 . *FD
AGF CSt GIFe 09/10. . *FD
AGF CdDvGIFe 09/10. *FD
AGF TCAAGIFe 09/10 *FD
AIM AGFAGRGIFe2 09/10*FD
AIM AMC GIFe 09/10. . FD
AIM CBa GIFe 09/10 . . FD
AIM CFC GIFe 09/10 . . FD
AIM CP GIFe2 09/10 . . FD
Aggr AA GIF 09/10. . . *FD
BPI AmerEq GIF2 09/10FD
BPI Gl Eq GIFe2 09/10 . FD
Bal AA GIFe2 09/10 . . *FD
CI Gl BoomGIFe2 09/10*FD
CI Gl GIF enc 2 09/10. . FD
CI HG&I GIFe2 09/10 . *FD
CI Har GIFe 2 09/10 . . *FD
CI Int Bal GIFe 09/10 . . FD
Can Bal GIFe2 S 09/10. FD
Cdn Ind GIFe2 09/10 . . . *
Cdn SC Eq GIFe2 09/10 FD
CdnBlEth(MB) 09/10 . . FD
Con AssAll GIF2 09/10*FD
E&P AmG GIFe2 09/10. FD
E&P Cab BC GIFe 09/10FD
E&P GMulGIFe2 09/10. FD
E&P GenWvGIFe2 09/10*FD
7.73
10.22
9.36
9.28
8.95
7.19
7.86
9.40
9.78
8.74
9.66
7.53
7.58
9.69
9.06
7.17
10.82
10.70
8.24
9.89
8.45
12.28
9.50
10.01
8.89
8.64
8.59
9.32
E&P M GIFe 2 09/10 . *FD

E&P Mon GIFe 2 09/10 *N
E&P Mon HI GIFe 09/10FD
E&P SR GIFe 2 09/10 . *FD
E&P USMC GIFe2 09/10FD
E&P Val GIFe 2 09/10 *FD
Fid CAA GIFe2 09/10 . *FD
Fid Eur GIFe2 09/10 . . . FD
Fid Gl AA GIFe2 09/10 *FD
Fid GrA GIFe2 09/10 . . FD
Fid IP GIFe2 09/10 . . . . FD
Fid RSP Int Pt 09/10 . . FD
Fid TrN GIFe2 09/10 . *FD
FidCan LC GIFe2 09/10*FD
GlBond GIFe2 O 09/10. FD
Gro AA GIFe2 09/10. . *FD
IntEqGIFe2 (T) 09/10. . FD
MLI ML CB GIFe2 09/10*FD
Mer Lyn GG GIFe 09/10FD
Mod AA GIFe2 09/10 . *FD
Tal CAA GIFe2 09/10 . *FD
Tal Cdn Eq Lead 09/10 FD
Tal VL US GIFe 09/10. . FD
Talv Inc GIFe2 09/10 . *FD
Tri SCG GIFe2 09/10 . *FD
Tri SeG GIFe2 09/10 . . FD
TriAdvBoGIFe2 09/10. . . *
US EI RSP GIFe2 09/10*FD
US Equ Ind GIFe 09/10. . .
Manulife Financial
NAL-Bal Growth 09/07*ZD

NAL-Cdn Bond 09/07. *ZD
NAL-Cdn Divers 09/07*ZD
NAL-Cdn Equity 09/07*ZD
NAL-Cdn MMF 09/07. *ZD
NAL-Equ Growth 09/07*ZD
NAL-Global Equ 09/07. ZD
NAL-US Equity 09/07. . ZD
Manulife Financial
VistaAmerStk 1 09/07 . ZF
VistaAmerStk 2 09/07 . ZR
VistaBond 1 09/07 . . . *ZF
VistaBond 2 09/07 . . . *ZR
VistaCapG 1 09/07 . . . *ZF
VistaCapG 2 09/07. . . *ZR
VistaDivrs 1 09/07 . . . *ZF
VistaDivrs 2 09/07 . . . *ZR
VistaEqu 1 09/07 . . . . *ZF
VistaEqu 2 09/07 . . . . *ZR
VistaGloBond 1 09/07 . ZF
VistaGloBond 2 09/07 . ZR
VistaGloEqu 1 09/07 . . ZF
VistaGloEqu 2 09/07 . . ZR
VistaSTS 1 09/07 . . . . *ZF
VistaSTS 2 09/07 . . . . *ZR
Maritime Life - Series B(n)

AGF Am Gro Cl 09/10 . *N
AGF IntlStockCl 09/10. *N
AGF RSPAmerGro 09/10*N
Agg Equity 09/10 . . . . . *R
Amer GIF 09/10 . . . . . . . R
Balanced 09/10 . . . . . . *R
Bond 09/10. . . . . . . . . . *R
Cdn Equity 09/10 . . . . . *R
Discovery 09/10. . . . . . . R
Div Income 09/10. . . . . *R
Diver Equity 09/10. . . . *N
EurAsia 09/10. . . . . . . . . R
Europe 09/10 . . . . . . . . *N
Fid Euro Gro 09/10 . . . *N
Fid Intl Port 09/10 . . . . *N
Fid Overseas 09/10 . . . *N
Fid True North 09/10. . *N
GS Canada Gro 09/10 . *N
GS Cdn Opp 09/10. . . . *N
GS Income Plus 09/10 . *N
GS Wld Equ RSP 09/10 *N
Global Equities 09/10 . . R
Growth 09/10 . . . . . . . . *R
Pacific Basin 09/10 . . . . R
S&P 500 09/10 . . . . . . . *R
Syn Cons Port 09/10 . . *R
Syn Cons RRSP 09/10 . *R
Syn Inc & Gro 09/10 . . *R
Syn Perf Port 09/10 . . . *R
Syn Perf RRSP 09/10 . . *R
Tal Asset Alloc 09/10 . *N
Tal Equ Growth 09/10 . *N
Tal Gl Bd RSP 09/10 . . *N
Tal Global RSP 09/10. . *N
Tal SC Cdn Equ 09/10 . *N
Amer Equity RSP 09/10 . *
Balanced 09/10 . . . . . . *D
Cdn AA (Fid) 09/10 . . . *N
Cdn Eq Index 09/10 . . . *D
Cdn Eur Growth 09/10 . N
Cdn Gr Strategy 09/10 *N
Dividend Income 09/10 *D
Equities 09/10 . . . . . . . *D
Eur/Asia Index 09/10 . *D
Fixed Inc 09/10 . . . . . . *D
Gl Balanced RSP 09/10 *D
Glo Brand Mgrs 09/10 . . N
Global Equ 09/10 . . . . . . D
Intl Equity (T) 09/10 . . . D
MMF 09/10. . . . . . . . . . *D
US Equ Indexed 09/10 . *D
US/DAQ Index 09/10 . . *D
-.04
-.03
-.02
-.01
-.01
-.01
-.01
-.01
-.05
-.03
-.03
-.02
-.03
-.02
OLIVER Publishing Inc.

For info/to order: www.oliverincorp.com
416-922-9604
1-800-238-0377
151 Bloor St. W., Ste. 800, Toronto, Canada M5S 1S4
Asset Bld I 09/10 . . . . . *D

Asset Bld II 09/10 . . . . *D
Asset Bld III 09/10 . . . . *D
Asset Bld IV 09/10 . . . . *D
Asset Bld V 09/10 . . . . *D
Royal & SunAlliance

RSA Bal Ser II 09/10. . . . *
RSA Balanced 09/10 . . . *
RSA Canada Idx 09/10 . . .
RSA Cdn Growth 09/10 . *
RSA CdnGrth SII 09/10 . *
RSA Divid SerII 09/10 . . *
RSA Dividend 09/10 . . . . *
RSA Equity 09/10 . . . . . . *
RSA Equity S II 09/10. . . *
RSA Eur 50 Idx 09/10 . . . .
RSA EurEqu S II 09/10 . . .
RSA Euro Equity 09/10 . .
RSA GlobEm SII 09/10 . . .
RSA Global Emer 09/10 . .
RSA Income 09/10 . . . . . *
RSA Income II 09/10 . . . *
RSA Intl Eq 09/10 . . . . . .
RSA IntEqu S II 09/10 . . .
RSA Pac Rim Eq 09/10 . . .
RSA PacRim SII 09/10 . . .
RSA SP Growth 09/10 . . *
RSA SP Income 09/10 . . *
RSA SP Perform 09/10. . *
RSA Tri Adv Bnd 09/07 . *
RSA Tri Cdn Res 09/07. . *
RSA Trimark Dis 09/07 . .
RSA Trimark Eur 09/07 . .
RSA U.S. Equity 09/10 . . .
RSA U.S.Equ SII 09/10 . . .
RSA US 500 Idx 09/10 . . .
RSA US Opp Idx 09/10 . . .
SSQ VIE(n)
Astra 110 09/10 . . . . . *FR

Astra 110 SerII 09/10. *FR
Astra 125 09/10 . . . . . *FR
Astra Ac Can II 09/10 *FR
Astra Act Amer 09/10 . FR
Astra Act Intl 09/10 . . . FR
Astra Can 09/10 . . . . . *FR
Astra Dem 09/10 . . . . *FR
Astra Dividende 09/10*FR
Astra Dynamique 09/10*FR
Astra Equilibre 09/10. *FR
Astra Ind AmRER 09/10*FR
Astra Ind Aud 09/10. . *FR
Astra Ind Can 09/10. . *FR
Astra Ind Cons 09/10. *FR
Astra Ind Gr&In 09/10 *FR
Astra Ind World 09/10 *FR
RATE COMPARISON
MF = Mutual Fund
Management fees, expenses, commissions and trailing commissions may be

associated with mutual fund investments. Please read the prospectus before
investing. The indicated rates of return are the historical annual
compounded total returns for the periods ending AUGUST 31, 2001
including changes in unit value and reinvestment of all distributions and do
not take into account sale, redemption, distribution or other optional charges
or income taxes payable by any securityholder that would have reduced
returns. Mutual funds are not guaranteed, their values change frequently
and past performance may not be repeated.
All Rates and Terms listed in Rate Comparisons are subject to change without Notice.
NA0912C019S
6.28
9.49
9.54
7.62
6.48
8.59
12.09
7.49
7.29
10.66
7.32
8.25
7.10
12.23
15.27
9.17
5.45
Primerica Common Sense(n)
270.38
266.53
241.72
207.02
268.29
263.94
278.54
255.25
248.22
251.37
188.54
250.82
199.38
279.93
262.52
153.19
129.33
247.71
256.64
275.20
262.90
IFIC
WMT
Mutual Funds
CPH
PFP (CSI & ICB ver.)
PFP Exam Prep 1&2
7.36
10.77
6.95
11.19
13.35
8.49
8.34
8.76
9.90
11.40
9.09
8.01
7.72
7.27
8.67
7.78
11.11
9.32
7.37
10.39
7.41
7.80
8.81
5.64
8.09
9.05
9.76
8.97
9.98
10.54
9.54
9.73
9.64
6.97
10.56
National Life of Canada(n)
ER
OLIV
CSC
Life 1 & 2
Derivatives
Options
PDO
Branch Managers
34.63
32.92
24.48
22.37
17.70
16.13
26.01
23.71
19.32
17.59
11.62
11.04
16.51
15.68
19.23
17.58
AGF Am Gro Cl 09/10 . *N

7.36
AGF IntlStockCl 09/10. *N
10.77
AGF RSPAmerGro 09/10*N
7.26
Agg Equity 09/10. . . . . *N
12.83
Amer GIF 09/10 . . . . . . . N 218.92
Balanced 09/10 . . . . . . *N
30.29
Bond (A) 09/10 . . . . . . *N
24.07
Bond (C) 09/10 . . . . . . *N
23.72
Cdn Equity 09/10. . . . . *N
19.38
Discovery 09/10. . . . . . . N
12.16
Div Inc (A) 09/10 . . . . . *N
19.19
Div Inc (C) 09/10 . . . . . *N
19.06
Diver Equity 09/10. . . . *N
11.62
EurAsia 09/10 . . . . . . . . N
10.95
Europe 09/10 . . . . . . . . *N
9.92
Fid Euro Growth 09/10 *N
7.90
Fid Intl Port 09/10 . . . . *N
8.82
Fid Overseas 09/10 . . . *N
7.78
Fid True North 09/10. . *N
12.91
GS Cda Growth 09/10 . *N
10.26
GS Cdn Opp 09/10. . . . *N
7.40
GS Income Plus 09/10 . *N
11.60
GS Wld Equ RSP 09/10 *N
7.86
Glo Equ 09/10 . . . . . . . . N
10.27
Growth 09/10. . . . . . . . *N
33.66
MMF (A) 09/10 . . . . . . *N
36.23
MMF (C) 09/10 . . . . . . *N
34.77
Pac Basin 09/10. . . . . . . N
62.04
S&P 500 09/10 . . . . . . . *N
21.16
Tal Asset Alloc 09/10 . *N
10.21
Tal Equ Growth 09/10 . *N
10.18
Tal Gl Bd RSP A 09/10. *N
10.02
Tal Gl Bd RSP C 09/10 . *R
9.95
Tal Global RSP 09/10. . *N
7.52
Tal SC Cdn Equ 09/10 . *N
11.51
7.90
9.56
11.63
11.16
12.83
10.90
7.15
7.54
STUDY
NOTES
19.67
29.28
25.20
25.62
20.11
21.33
18.40
21.78
Maritime Life-Series A&C(n)
Great-West Life - DSC(n)

Adv Port (G) 09/06 . . . *R
Agg Port (G) 09/06 . . . *R
Amer Gro (A) 09/06 . . . . R
Asian Gro (A) 09/06. . . . R
Bal Port (G) 09/06 . . . . *R
Balanced (B) 09/06 . . . *R
Balanced (M) 09/06. . . *R
Balanced (S) 09/06 . . . *R
Bond (B) 09/06. . . . . . . *R
Bond (S) 09/06. . . . . . . *R
Can Bal (MX) 09/06 . . . *R
Cdn Bond (G) 09/06. . . *R
Cdn Eq Prt (G) 09/06 . . *R
Cdn Equ (G) 09/06 . . . . *R
Cdn Opport (M) 09/06. *R
Cdn Res (A) 09/06 . . . . *R
Cdn Rl Est 1(G) 09/06 . *R
Cons Port (G) 09/06 . . *R
Div/Gro (M) 09/06 . . . . *R
Diver (G) 09/06 . . . . . . *R
Dividend (G) 09/06 . . . *R
10.27
10.27
11.27
8.67
7.83
9.13
9.78
7.81
9.49
8.59
8.57
8.40
9.45
9.11
10.28
9.62
8.70
10.08
7.58
9.84
9.75
8.51
8.81
10.43
10.25
10.05
10.27
8.77
8.77
14.87
16.49
16.98
16.91
16.74
10.03
16.19
7.44
13.74
9.43
10.48
11.24
19.39
9.74
7.19
8.42
6.76
8.53
6.42
11.38
10.22
12.33
8.19
6.30
8.05
8.63
9.05
8.18
9.91
12.56
3.84
9.32
18.45
7.76
6.93
4.03
9.03
9.60
10.30
11.16
8.53
9.95
9.29
7.10
9.19
9.89
9.30
8.49
8.77
10.55
9.76
9.24
7.86
+.03
-.21
+.02
-.07
+.67
-.08
-.02
-.02
-.03
-.24
+.06
+.06
-.05
-.14
-.08
-.12
-.09
-.10
-.07
+.03
-.09
-.01
-.03
-.08
-.05
+.01
+.01
-1.07
+.25
-.03
-.03
-.03
-.03
-.05
-.19
+.03
-.21
+.02
-.06
+.04
-.02
-.01
-.01
-.20
+.04
-.04
-.10
-.07
-.11
-.09
-.10
-.06
+.03
-.09
-.01
-.03
-.06
-.01
-.10
+.09
-.06
-.04
-.05
-.09
-.08
-.03
-.03
-.03
-.04
-.17
+.02
-.02
-.03
...
-.10
-.16
-.01
-.02
-.15
-.02
-.03
-.06
...
-.17
...
+.12
+.05
NA0912C020S 9/11/01 18:48
INVESTING
Fund
MUTUAL FUNDS CONTINUED

Fund
Astra MM 09/10 . . . . X*N

Astra Ob Ser II 09/10. *FR
Astra Oblig 09/10. . . . *FR
Astra Secur 09/10 . . . *FR
10.00
9.95
9.88
10.04
Standard Life Ideal Seg(n)

Act Glo Idx RSP 09/10 . *D
Act US Idx RSP 09/10 . *D
ActGloDivIndRSP 09/10*D
Balanced 09/10 . . . . . . *D
Bond 09/10. . . . . . . . . . *D
Cdn Div 09/10 . . . . . . . *D
Equity 09/10. . . . . . . . . *D
Growth Equity 09/10 . . *D
High Yield Bond 09/10 *D
Income Bal 09/10. . . . . *D
Intl Bond 09/10 . . . . . . *D
Intl Equity 09/10 . . . . . *D
S&P Idx RSP 09/10 . . . *N
U.S. Equity 09/10. . . . . *D
8.07
7.95
9.31
34.99
34.33
14.87
39.96
10.04
10.56
11.87
11.24
7.94
8.23
8.84
7.91
8.05
9.28
34.95
34.30
14.85
39.84
10.03
10.55
11.86
11.22
7.93
8.21
8.84
Sun Life of Canada 100%(n)

AGF Amer Gr Cl 09/10 *FR
AGF Cdn Bal 09/10. . . *FR
AGF Cdn Stock 09/10 *FR
Fid Cdn Ast All 09/10. *FR
Fid Growth Amer 09/10*FR
Fid Intl Port 09/10 . . . *FR
Fid True North 09/10 . *FR
Sce Bal Grth 09/10. . . *FR
Sce Bond 09/10 . . . . . *FR
Sce Cdn Equ 09/10 . . *FR
Scep US Eq 100% 09/10*FR
Sp Amer Equ 09/10 . . *FR
Sp Cdn Bal Port 09/10 *FR
Sp Cdn Equ 09/10 . . . *FR
Sp Cdn Inc Pt 09/10. . *FR
Sp Cdn Inv 09/10 . . . . *FR
Sp Cdn Max Gr 09/10 *FR
Sp Cdn Stock 09/10 . . *FR
Sp CdnConsPort 09/10*FR
Sp CdnGrthPort 09/10*FR
Sp Dividend 09/10 . . . *FR
Sp Gl Gr Port 09/10 . . *FR
Sp Global Equ 09/10 . *FR
Sp MMF 09/10 . . . . . . *FR
Sp Mid Term Bd 09/10*FR
Tri Cdn Bond 09/10 . . *FR
Tri SelCdnGrth 09/10 *FR
Tri Select Grth 09/10 . *FR
8.01
12.44
14.75
11.68
8.55
9.23
13.85
10.51
10.77
10.81
7.36
8.85
11.20
13.04
10.82
13.11
11.24
12.32
10.88
11.54
10.29
10.13
8.95
11.09
10.99
11.12
13.15
12.36
Sun Life of Canada 75%(n)

AGF Amer Gr Cl 09/10 *FR
AGF Cdn Bal 09/10. . . *FR
AGF Cdn Stock 09/10 *FR
Fid Cdn Ast All 09/10. . FR
Fid Growth Amer 09/10*FR
Fid Intl Port 09/10 . . . *FR
Fid True North 09/10 . *FR
Sce Bal Grth 09/10. . . *FR
Sce Bond 09/10 . . . . . *FR
Sce Cdn Equ 09/10 . . *FR
Scep US Eq 100% 09/10*FR
Sp Amer Equ 09/10 . . *FR
Sp Cdn Bal Port 09/10 *FR
Sp Cdn Equ 09/10 . . . *FR
Sp Cdn Inc Port 09/10 . FR
Sp Cdn Inv 09/10 . . . . *FR
Sp Cdn Max Gr 09/10 *FR
Sp Cdn Stock 09/10 . . *FR
Sp CdnConsPort 09/10*FR
Sp CdnGroPort 09/10 *FR
Sp Dividend 09/10 . . . *FR
Sp Gl Gr Port 09/10 . . *FR
Sp Global Equ 09/10 . *FR
Sp MMF 09/10 . . . . . . *FR
Sp Mid Term Bd 09/10*FR
Tri Cdn Bond 09/10 . . *FR
Tri SelCdnGro 09/10 . *FR
Tri Select Gro 09/10 . *FR
8.31
12.54
15.04
11.89
8.95
9.45
14.20
10.67
10.47
11.09
7.82
8.53
11.33
12.91
10.90
13.12
11.58
12.64
10.79
11.61
10.40
10.78
9.17
11.14
11.11
11.12
13.24
12.61
Talvest Syn Seg Funds

Syn Cons Port 09/10 . . *R
Syn Inc & Grth 09/10 . . *R
Syn Perf Port 09/10 . . . . R
Syn Perf RSP 09/10 . . . *R
Synch Cons RSP 09/10 *R
Tal Cdn AA B 09/10 . . . . *
Tal Cdn Eq Gr B 09/10 . . *
Tal Gl Bd RSP B 09/10 . . *
Tal Gl RSP B 09/10 . . . *N
TD Green Line GIF I
Gtd Cdn Bond 09/10 . *FR

Gtd Cdn Equity 09/10 *FR
Gtd Cdn Value 09/10 . *FR
Gtd Global Sel 09/10 . . FR
Gtd Health Sci 09/10 . . FR
Gtd Mgd Indx NR 09/10FR
Gtd Mgd Indx R 09/10 *FR
Gtd Money Mkt 09/10 . *F
Gtd US BC Equ 09/10. . FR
GtdBalGrowth 09/10 . *FR
GtdMgdAggGro NR 09/10*FR
GtdMgdAggGroReg 09/10*FR
TD GIF II (TA)
TD BalGroGIF II 09/10 *FR

TD CdnBndGIFII 09/10*FR
TD CdnEquGIFII 09/10*FR
TD CdnMMktGIFII 09/10*F
TD CdnValGIFII 09/10 *FR
TD Ent&CGIFII 09/10 . . FR
TD GloSel GIFII 09/10 . FR
TD HlthSciGIFII 09/10 . FR
TD IntlGr GIFII 09/10 . . FR
TD Mg IMG GIFII 09/10*FR
TD Mg MENRGIFII 09/10FR
TD MgAGNRGGIFII 09/10FR
TD MgAgGrGIFII 09/10*FR
TD MgBalGrGIFII 09/10*FR
TD Mgd MEGGIFII 09/10*FR
TD Sci&TecGIFII 09/10 FR
TD USBChEqGIFII 09/10FR
+.02
+.07
...
-.10
-.10
+.02
+.01
-.11
-.09
-.01
-.03
-.12
+.08
+.04
Standard Life Ideal Sg NL(n)

NL Act US Idx R 09/10 . *N
NL ActGlb Ind R 09/10. *N
NL ActGlbDvrs R 09/10 *N
NL Balanced 09/10 . . . *N
NL Bond 09/10 . . . . . . . *N
NL Cdn Dividend 09/10 *N
NL Equity 09/10 . . . . . . *N
NL Gro Equity 09/10 . . *N
NL High Yld Bnd 09/10 *N
NL Income Bal 09/10 . . *N
NL Intl Bond 09/10 . . . *N
NL Intl Equity 09/10 . . *N
NL S&P Idx RSP 09/10. *N
NL U.S. Equity 09/10 . . *N
GtdMgdBalGro NR 09/10FR
9.84
GtdMgdBalGro R 09/10*FR 10.92
GtdMgdInc&MGrNR 09/10
FR 10.18
GtdMgdInc&MGroR 09/10*FR 10.79
+.07
+.02
...
-.10
-.10
+.02
...
-.11
-.09
-.01
-.03
-.12
+.08
+.04
Beacon GIF 09/10 . . . . FD

Cdn Bal GIF 09/10 . . . *FD
Cdn Stock GIF 09/10 . *FD
Growth GIF 09/10 . . . . FD
Intl Stock GIF 09/10. . . FD
T-Bill GIF 09/10 . . . . . . *N
Merc Cdn 60 09/10 . . *FR

Merc Cdn Bond 09/10 *FR
Merc MM 09/10 . . . . . *FR
Merc Tec Eq 100 09/10*FR
Merc US Equ 500 09/10*FR
Merc World 09/10 . . . *FR
AgGr AA GIF1010 09/10*FD

Bal AA GIF 1010 09/10*FD
Cdn MMF 1010 09/10 *FD
Cons AA GIF1010 09/10*FD
Grth AA GIF1010 09/10*FD
TOP Bal1010 09/10 . . *FD
TOP Cons 1010 09/10 *FD
TOP Grth 1010 09/10. *FD
TOPAggGrth1010 09/10*FD
+.04
-.01
-.05
-.04
+.01
-.09
-.08
+.01
-.02
-.01
+.09
+.02
-.06
-.04
-.02
...
-.07
-.03
-.04
-.06
-.02
-.12
-.11
...
-.01
-.01
-.03
-.09
4.13
4.67
5.10
4.81
4.51
4.30
4.60
4.17
3.74
Balanced 08/24 . . . . . . *R
Bond 08/24. . . . . . . . . . *R
Equity Growth 08/24 . . *R
Transamerica GS3 75/100

Asian Indx 7510 09/10 *FD
Can-Asian 7510 09/10 *FD
CanEuro 7510 09/10. . . . *
CanUS 21st 7510 09/10*FD
CanUS L Cap7510 09/10*FD
Cdn Bal 7510 09/10 . . *FD
Cdn Bond 7510 09/10 *FD
Cdn Equity 7510 09/10*FD
Cdn Lg Cap 7510 09/10*FD
Cdn MMF 7510 09/10 *FD
Cons AA GIF7510 09/10*FD
Euro Index 7510 09/10*FD
TOP Bal 7510 09/10 . . *FD
TOP Cons 7510 09/10 *FD
TOP Grth 7510 09/10. *FD
TOPAggGrth 7510 09/10*FD
US 21st 7510 09/10 . . *FD
US Equity 7510 09/10 *FD
US Lg Cap 7510 09/10 *FD
4.21
3.68
4.68
3.64
3.87
2.85
4.07
4.42
5.15
3.47
3.98
5.10
4.79
3.92
4.51
4.31
4.60
4.17
3.80
3.06
3.90
4.15

Asian Indx 7575 09/10 *FD
CanAsian 7575 09/10. *FD
CanEuro 7575 09/10. . . . *
CanUS L Cap7575 09/10*FD
CanUS21st 7575 09/10*FD
Cdn Bal 7575 09/10 . . *FD
Cdn Bond 7575 09/10 *FD
Cdn Equity 7575 09/10*FD
Cdn Lg Cap 7575 09/10*FD
Cdn MMF 75/75 09/10*FD
Con AA GIF 7575 09/10*FD
Euro Index 7575 09/10*FD
TOP Bal 7575 09/10 . . *FD
TOP Cons 7575 09/10 *FD
TOP Grth 7575 09/10. *FD
TOPAggGrth 7575 09/10*FD
US 21st 7575 09/10 . . *FD
US Equity 7575 09/10 *FD
US Lg Cap 7575 09/10 *FD
4.18
3.69
4.68
3.65
3.86
4.03
2.74
4.49
5.14
3.58
4.04
5.10
4.80
3.90
4.52
4.30
4.61
4.17
3.79
3.06
3.94
4.16
+.02
-.11
+.01
-.08
-.03
+.03
+.05
...
-.01
-.02
-.02
...
...
-.07
+.02
-.03
-.02
-.02
-.03
+.03
+.03
+.04
+.02
-.11
+.01
-.08
-.03
+.05
+.03
...
-.01
-.02
-.02
...
...
-.07
+.02
-.03
-.02
-.02
-.03
+.03
+.03
+.04
Transamerica Life Canada(n)

Amer Asset All 09/10 *ZD
Amer Eq Index 09/10. *ZD
Asset Alloc 09/10. . . . *ZD
Bond 09/10 . . . . . . . . *ZD
Can-Am 09/10 . . . . . . *ZD
Can-Asian 09/10 . . . . *ZD
Can-Daq 100 09/10 . . *ZD
Can-Emerge 09/10 . . *ZD
Can-Euro 09/10 . . . . . *ZD
Can-Global Bond 09/10*ZD
Cdn 35 Index 09/10 . . *ZD
Cdn Comm 09/10. . . . *ZD
Cdn Fin Serv 09/10 . . *ZD
Cdn Growth 09/10 . . . *ZD
Cdn Resources 09/10 *ZD
Cdn Small Cap 09/10 *ZD
Dividend 09/10 . . . . . *ZD
Euro Equity Ind 09/10 *ZD
Glo Mkt Neutral 09/10*ZD
Inform Tech 09/10. . . *ZD
Intl Bond Index 09/10 *ZD
Intl Brands 09/10. . . . *ZD
-.06
-.05
-.09
-.08
-.04
-.02
-.04
-.03
-.04
11.42
12.83
11.48
9.02
12.90
9.65
9.69
11.13
8.72
11.52
9.81
11.09
8.98
8.32
11.97
9.61
7.67
4.51
4.86
3.47
9.13
10.87
18.65
7.77
9.79
2.94
10.17
6.47
12.07
6.60
14.48
5.15
7.95
7.93
Transamerica Growsafe
GS Bal AA Fd 09/10 . . . *D
GS Cdn 60 Fd 09/10. . *ZD
GS Cdn Bal Fd 09/10 . *ZD
GS Cdn Bond 09/10 . . *ZD
GS Cdn Eq Fd 09/10 . *ZD
GS Div & Inc Fd 09/10 *ZD
F O R E I G N
4.58
5.46
9.59
7.27
9.13
4.43
+.04
+.08
+.02
-.02
+.09
-.06
+.06
+.01
-.09
-.02
-.07
+.03
-.01
-.01
-.09
-.04
-.02
-.14
+.01
-.02
-.05
+.05
+.01
-.02
-.01
-.02
-.04
+.01
Balanced Ind 09/07 . . . *D

Cdn 300 Equ Ind 09/07 *D
Cdn Bond Ind 09/07. . . *D
Cl Cdn Balanced 09/07 *D
Cl Cdn Equity 09/07. . . *D
Cl Cdn Income 09/07. . *D
Cl Glo Comm 09/07 . . . . D
Cl Glo Equity 09/07 . . . . D
Intl Equ Ind 09/07 . . . . . D
Scu Cdn Equ 09/07 . . . *D
Scu Global 09/07 . . . . . . D
Scu Gtr Europe 09/07 . . D
Scu US Gr & Inc 09/07. . D
Sh Trm Inv Idx 09/07. . *D
US 500 Idx Equ 09/07 . . D
Cap All 09/07 . . . . . . . . *R

Centerfire Grth 09/10 . *D
Covington Capital(n)
Covington I 09/10 . . . . *R
Covington II 09/10 . . . . *R
Crocus Investment Fund(n)
DGC Ent Vent 09/10. . . *R
Vent Opport 09/10. . . . *R
ENSIS Growth Fund
Ensis Growth 09/07 . . . *R

1st Ontario 09/10 . . . . . . *
Growth 09/10 . . . . . . . . . *
Golden Opp Fund 09/07*N
CMDF 09/10 . . . . . . . . . *R
Retrocom Growth 08/31*R

CSTGF 09/10 . . . . . . . . *R
VenGrowth I 09/10 . . . *D
VenGrowth II 09/10 . . . *D
VentureLink I 09/10. . . *D
VentureLink II 09/10 . . *D
Workers Invest 09/01 . *N

WV II Tech 09/10 . . . . . *R
Working Vent 09/10 . . *R
Fund
Diversified 09/06 . . . . . . N
20.95
AIC (Closed End)
AIC Div Cda Spt 09/07. . N
31.59
All Points (Offshore) U$(n)

Europe Index . . . . . . . . UF
7.24
-.43
-1.76
3.10
-3.88
5.05
-3.00
-3.00
-4.08
-2.99
1.67
3.15
-1.75
-2.14
-1.76
% chg
in wk
% chg
4 wk
CURRENCY CROSS RATES

Supplied by Royal Bank of Canada indicative wholesale late afternoon rates
Fr. fr.
Itl
Sw. fr.
A$
1.5648 1.4310 0.7316 0.0131 2.3083 0.2181 0.00074 0.9541 0.8169

- 0.9145 0.4676 0.0084 1.4752 0.1394 0.00047 0.6098 0.5221
1.0935
- 0.51129 0.0092 1.6131 0.15245 0.00052 0.6668 0.5709
2.1388 1.95583
- 0.0180 3.1551 0.2982 0.00101 1.3041 1.1166
119.11 108.92 55.69
- 175.70 16.60 0.05625 72.63 62.18
0.6779 0.6199 0.3170 0.0057
- 0.0945 0.00032 0.4134 0.3539
7.1733 6.55957 3.3539 0.0602 10.582
- 0.00339 4.3739 3.7448
2117.4 1936.3 990.0 17.778 3123.5 295.2
- 1291.1 1105.4
1.6400 1.4998 0.7668 0.0138 2.4192 0.2286 0.00077
- 0.8562
1.9155 1.7517 0.8956 0.0161 2.8257 0.2670 0.00090 1.1680
288.50 315.47 617.04 34362 195.57 2069.48 610874 473.14 552.63
FORWARD EXCHANGE RATES

Supplied by Royal Bank of Canada. Indicative wholesale late afternoon rates. * inverted
Spot
1-mo
3-mo
6-mo
1-yr
1.5648
0.9145
119.11
2.1388
1.4752
1.5656
0.9139
118.78
2.1404
1.4743
1.5668
0.9127
118.14
2.1431
1.4698
1.5674
0.9117
117.30
2.1455
1.4649
1.5686
0.9098
115.35
2.1508
1.4561
2-yr
3-yr
4-yr
5-yr
1.5688 1.5658 1.5648 1.5648

0.9140 0.9194 0.9270 0.9194
110.36 104.66 98.58 94.41
NA
NA
NA
NA
1.5072
NA
NA
NA
Per C$
0.6380
1.4290
74.83
1.3688
2.2960
0.6375 0.6374 0.6387 0.6391 0.6391

1.4271 1.4339 1.4396 1.4506 1.4387
73.53 70.34 66.84 63.00 60.33
1.3711
NA
NA
NA
NA
2.2840 2.3644
NA
NA
NA
CO M M O D I T I E S
Supplied by Reuters
Latest
Prev Wk ago
GOLD
(US$ per troy oz)
n.a.
n.a.
274.20
274.70
3.25
3.25
3.25
Cadmium 99%
0.40
0.40
0.45
Chrome metal
9.00
9.00
9.00
Cobalt ingot
8.75
8.75
9.00
650.00
650.00
750.00
Germanium (kg) 910.00
910.00
910.00
70.00
70.00
Mangan. (tne) 1100.00 1100.00
1100.00
Indium (kg)
Mercury flask
SILVER
(US$ per troy oz)
clsd.
clsd.
clsd.
clsd.
70.00
150.00
150.00
150.00
Molybd. Ferr. (kg) 6.65
6.65
6.65
Ruthenium (oz) 125.00
125.00
125.00
Selenium
3.15
3.15
3.15
Tantalite
35.00
35.00
35.00
6.60
6.60
6.60
Titanium (kilo)
(US$ per tonne)
(US cents per lb unless stated)
Aluminum std 1342.00 1340.00

Copper gr A
1421.00 1412.00
Lead
469.00 468.00
Nickel
5015.00 5010.00
Tin
3725.00 3710.00
Zinc
806.00 803.00
Arabica coffee
57.92
58.33
Robusta coffee
24.88
24.81
clsd.
Cocoa (US$)
clsd. 1130.00
clsd.
Sugar World 11
clsd.
clsd.
STRATEGIC METALS (LONDON FIX)

(US$ bid per lb unless stated)
1000.00
8.64
Balanced 08/31 . . . . . . *N
Vertex LP 08/31. . . . . . . N
clsd.
High Inc Trust 09/07 . . . *
19.22
POOLED PENSION FUNDS

Fund
Pool Mkt Neu C$ 09/10 FD
9.86
@rgentum Management U$
Pool Mkt Neu U$ 09/10UFD
6.30
Acuity Pooled
Balanced 09/10 . . . . . . *N
Canadian Equity 09/10 *N
Cons Asset All 09/10 . . *N
Env Sci & Tech 09/10 . . N
Glo Balanced 09/10 . . . . N
High Income 09/10 . . . *N
Short Term 09/10 . . . . *N
Venture 08/31 . . . . . . . . N
12.80
15.02
11.84
9.87
12.31
12.43
13.95
13.86
8.15
9.82
Centaur Funds(n)
Balanced 09/10 . . . . . . *N
Bond 09/10 . . . . . . . . . *N
Cdn Equity 09/10. . . . . *N
Intl Equ 09/10 . . . . . . . . N
Smaller Co 09/10. . . . . *N
US Equity 09/10. . . . . . . N
4.63
7.70
3.98
1.83
8.33
9.21
2.62
9.35
9.35
19.84
16.34
13.68
11.06
10.21
9.19
3.88
11.07
9.50
7.74
12.66
9.24
83.88
3.34
8.44
49.96
49.74
Cypress Capital Mgmt

Small Cap Grth 08/31 . *N
MMA Income 09/07. . . *N
-.04
-.01
-.28
-.04
-.16
-.66
+.32
12.06
unch
unch
unch
unch
unch
unch
Can Bond 09/10 . . . . . . *N

Can Div Income 09/10. *N
Can Equity 09/10. . . . . *N
HSBC S-Term Bnd 09/10*N
Intl Bond 09/10 . . . . . . *N
Intl Equity 09/10 . . . . . *N
Small Cap Gro 09/10 . . *N
US Equity 09/10. . . . . . *N
US Foreign Bond 09/10 *N
US Future Gth 09/10 . . *N
Imperial Life Financial

Bal Growth 1 09/10 . . . *F
Bal Growth 2 09/10 . . . *F
Balanced (T) 1 09/10 . . *F
Balanced (T) 2 09/10 . . *F
Cap Cdn Ind 1 09/10 . . *F
Cap Cdn Ind 2 09/10 . . *F
Cdn Bond 1 09/10. . . . . *F
Cdn Bond 2 09/10. . . . . *F
Cdn Equ 1 (S) 09/10. . . *F
Cdn Equ 2 (S) 09/10. . . *F
Cdn Growth 1 09/10. . . *F
Cdn Growth 2 09/10. . . *F
14.00
10.00
9.19
11.45
120.01
99.06
97.80
78.06
25.14
14.26
14.17
12.67
8.98
8.86
13.83
12.69
11.06
10.73
15.06
14.65
-.07
-.04
-.03
-.03
-.01
-.01
-.03
-.03
-.02
-.02
-.06
-.07
Prev
day
Latest
Week
ago
4 wks
ago
T-Bills
1-month
3-month
6-month
1-year
2.49
2.62
3.74
3.70
3.62
3.64
3.79
3.79
3.77
3.83
3.94 1-month
3.94 3-month
3.94 6-month
4.06
3.92
4.64
5.03
5.33
5.72
3.98
4.76
5.14
5.34
5.74
4.27
5.02
5.34
0.44
5.81
4.49
5.12
5.40
5.53
5.79
Bonds
2-year
5-year
7-year
10-year
30-year
1-month
3-month
6-month
4 wks
ago
3.30
3.19
3.13
3.30
3.19
3.13
NA()
3.37
3.31
3.50
3.36
3.29
3.52
4.33
4.75
4.84
5.44
3.51
4.32
4.73
4.85
5.44
3.79
4.53
4.92
4.98
5.49
3.72
4.52
4.90
4.97
5.51
3.95
3.70
3.50
3.99
3.79
3.60
4.01
3.91
3.79
Commercial paper
4.12 1-month
4.04 3-month
3.95 6-month
3-mth forward rate agreement

3-month
6-month
9-month
Latest
Week
ago
Bonds
Bankers acceptances (ask price)
3.23
3.28
3.50
3.46
3.51
3.72
3.74
3.83
4.07
3.46
3.29
3.36
3.46
3.29
3.36
3.48
3.36
3.43
3.55
3.44
3.51
3-mth forward rate agreement
3.91 3-month
4.03 6-month
4.27 9-month
5.72
5.68
5.77
5.72
5.68
5.77
5.72
5.68
5.77
5.72
5.68
5.77
INTERNATIONAL
Supplied by Royal Bank of Canada.
London interbank offer rate US$
Euro-deposit rates (bid)

Prev
Latest day
US$ Overnight
1-month
3-month
6-month
C$ 3-month
euro 3-month
DM 3-month
3-month
3-month
3.46
3.39
3.25
3.25
3.65
4.08
4.08
0.02
4.67
3.44
3.39
3.23
3.22
3.73
4.17
4.17
0.02
4.75
Wk 4 wks
ago ago
3.60
3.54
3.42
3.46
3.84
4.22
4.22
0.02
4.79
3.73
3.49
3.43
3.47
3.98
4.30
4.30
0.03
4.78
Latest
Prev
day
3.51
3.37
3.37
3.49
3.35
3.32
1-month
3-month
6-month
Wk 4 wks
ago ago
3.60
3.48
3.52
3.61
3.55
3.59
BANK RATES
Canada
Bank of Can.
4.25
O/N MM Fin Rate.4.01
Prime
5.75
Call Loan Ave. 4.00
M O R TG AG E
U.S.
Discount
Prime
Fed Funds
3.00
6.50
3.50
BAC K E D
Supplied by RBC Dominion Securities Inc. Bid side levels on minimum $1 million.
Indicated yields assume no prepayments. All those NHA Mortgage backed securities are
priced to their weighted average maturity date.
NON-PREPAYABLE
Pool #
Issuer
99007478
99007635
99007452
99007932
99008088
99008237
99008005
99007981
97000368
TD Bank
TD Bank
Peoples Trst
Bank of Mntl
TD Bank
TD Bank
Bank of Mntl
TD Bank
National Bnk
Coupon
Maturity
Price
Yield
5.375
4.750
5.750
4.875
5.625
5.750
5.375
5.500
5.000
Mar 01/02
Nov 01/02
May 01/03
Feb 01/04
Sep 01/04
May 01/05
Apr 01/09
Apr 01/24
Jan 01/02
100.40
100.79
102.17
100.77
102.04
102.92
98.52
91.78
100.13
3.78
3.88
4.20
4.44
4.78
4.77
5.60
6.35
3.80
4.875
5.400
5.375
5.125
5.000
5.000
6.250
Feb 01/02
Aug 01/02
Oct 01/02
Jan 01/03
Feb 01/04
Jul 01/04
Apr 01/05
100.10
100.90
101.05
101.06
100.99
100.89
103.42
4.03
3.76
3.80
4.00
4.37
4.51
4.77
PREPAYABLE
97000061
97000269
97000608
97000657
97001556
97001713
97001952
C A S H
P R I C E S
Latest
Prev Wk ago
CANADA GRAINS (CONT)

(C$ per tonne at St.Lawrence)
1 Amber durum 314.37
314.37
clsd.
309.37
clsd.
304.37
clsd.
U.S. GRAINS
Latest
Prev Wk ago
Propane (Edm/gl)37.50
37.50
clsd.
Butane (Sar/gl) 48.00
48.00
clsd.
Butane (Edm/gl) 46.00
46.00
clsd.
Unl Gas (NYH/gl) 82.54
82.60
clsd.
OIL
(C$ per barrel)
(US$ per bushel)
Lt. sour (Cromer) 37.04
38.00
clsd.
Minneapolis
Lt. sweet. (Edm.) 43.09
43.72
clsd.
clsd.
Wheat Durum (cnts)450.00450.00
clsd.
Wheat 1 DNS 14% clsd.
3.45
clsd.
Malting barley
clsd.
2.35
clsd.
Corn
clsd.
1.93
clsd.
Soybeans
4.48
4.48
clsd.
Wheat 1 HRW 13%clsd.
3.25
clsd.
Heating oil
Wheat 2 SRW
clsd.
2.39
clsd.
(US cents per gl)
White corn
clsd.
2.06
clsd.
166.50
166.50
clsd.
16.20
16.20
clsd.
3.95
3.95
clsd.
Chicago
Soy meal
Soy oil
Rough rice
ENERGY
(C$ per tonne at Thunder Bay)
(US$ per barrel)
Brent crude
28.86
27.26
Arab med.
21.57
21.97
clsd.
Bonny lt.
29.19
27.66
clsd.
West Texas int.
27.62
27.57
clsd.
U.S. Gulf
78.09
77.76
clsd.
NY Harbor
79.84
78.71
clsd.
U.S. LUMBER
Random lengths 337.00
337.00
clsd.
Coast hem fir
332.00
332.00
clsd.
clsd.
Wst spruce pine 299.00
299.00
clsd.
451.67
clsd.
(US$/million BTU)
289.00
289.00
clsd.
Nat.gas Alta plant 1.86
Wheat
156.00
156.00
clsd.
Nat.gas Empress 1.95
1.66
clsd.
(US$ per dry metric tonne)
Barley
157.00
157.00
clsd.
Propane (Sar/gl) 45.50
45.50
clsd.
NBSK wood pulp450.00
1.58
2.56
3.16
2.82
MMF 09/10 . . . X*FD
Desjardins Funds
3.08
3.25
Dyn MMF 09/10X*FR
Money Fund 09/10*F

T-Bill 09/10. . . . *ZD
3.06
Money Fund 09/10*F
Ethical Funds
MMF 09/10 . . . . . *N
EVOLUTION AVIX
Money Market 09/10
Ficadre Funds
MMF 09/10. . . . X*N
3.02
3.73
3.80
3.77
BMO Mutual Funds
2.84
*N
*N
2.84
2.41
Capstone Group(n)
3.54
2.88
2.82
3.77
2.88
2.44
RBC DS
Index
Index
level
Total
ret
Market
Short
Intermed
Long
Govts
Canadas
Provs
Munis
Corps
375.31
321.16
382.82
454.27
372.64
362.75
398.30
138.23
400.01
0.51
0.31
0.61
0.74
0.51
0.49
0.56
0.62
0.50
Price
MTD
ret tot.ret
0.49
0.29
0.59
0.72
0.50
0.48
0.54
0.60
0.48
0.92
0.82
1.13
0.83
0.93
0.90
0.99
1.07
0.89
FEDERAL
Coupon
Canada
Canada
Canada
Canada
Canada
Canada
Canada
Canada
Canada
Canada
Canada
Canada
Canada
Canada
Canada
Canada
Canada
Canada
Canada
Canada
Canada
Canada
Canada
Canada
Canada
Canada
Canada
Canada
Canada
Canada
Canada
Canada
Canada
Canada
Canada
Canada
CMBT
CMHC
CMHC
CMHC
CMHC
EDC
EDC
EDC
6.000
11.250
11.750
7.250
5.750
5.250
5.000
7.500
10.250
6.500
5.000
9.000
12.000
12.250
6.000
8.750
5.750
14.000
7.000
7.250
12.750
10.000
6.000
5.500
9.500
5.500
9.000
6.000
10.250
11.250
9.750
9.250
8.000
9.000
8.000
5.750
5.527
5.000
5.750
6.250
5.250
5.500
5.000
5.000
Mat. date
Bid $ Yld%
Dec 01/02
Dec 15/02
Feb 01/03
Jun 01/03
Jun 01/03
Sep 01/03
Dec 01/03
Dec 01/03
Feb 01/04
Jun 01/04
Sep 01/04
Dec 01/04
Mar 01/05
Sep 01/05
Sep 01/05
Dec 01/05
Sep 01/06
Oct 01/06
Dec 01/06
Jun 01/07
Mar 01/08
Jun 01/08
Jun 01/08
Jun 01/09
Jun 01/10
Jun 01/10
Mar 01/11
Jun 01/11
Mar 15/14
Jun 01/15
Jun 01/21
Jun 01/22
Jun 01/23
Jun 01/25
Jun 01/27
Jun 01/29
Jun 15/06
Jun 01/04
Dec 01/04
Dec 01/05
Dec 01/06
Jun 18/04
May 04/06
Feb 09/09
102.85
109.31
110.73
105.58
103.12
102.39
101.90
107.14
113.50
105.56
101.66
113.38
123.44
127.26
104.87
115.35
104.30
140.52
109.90
111.69
142.04
128.13
105.54
102.25
129.84
102.06
127.52
105.80
143.89
156.25
147.77
142.32
128.14
141.55
130.00
101.00
102.57
101.54
103.49
105.37
101.23
102.83
100.32
97.87
3.58
3.59
3.71
3.85
3.85
3.97
4.09
4.09
4.23
4.31
4.40
4.48
4.60
4.64
4.64
4.69
4.77
4.85
4.83
4.88
5.05
5.01
5.02
5.14
5.20
5.20
5.27
5.23
5.38
5.39
5.69
5.73
5.72
5.76
5.75
5.68
4.91
4.39
4.57
4.82
4.98
4.40
4.92
5.35
Alberta
BC
BC
BC
BC
BC
BC
BC
BC
BC
B C MF
B C MF
HydQue
HydQue
HydQue
HydQue
HydQue
HydQue
HydQue
Manit
Manit
Manit
NewBr
NewBr
NewBr
Newfld
NovaSc
NovaSc
Ontario
Ontario
Ontario
Ontario
Ontario
Ontario
Ontario
Ontario
Ontario
Ontario
Ontario
Ontario
Ontario
Ontario
OntHyd
OntHyd
OntHyd
OntHyd
OntHyd
Quebec
Quebec
Quebec
6.375
9.000
7.750
5.250
6.000
6.375
9.500
8.500
6.150
5.700
7.750
5.500
5.500
7.000
6.500
10.250
11.000
9.625
6.000
7.875
5.750
7.750
8.000
5.700
6.000
6.150
5.250
6.600
8.000
7.750
4.875
9.000
6.250
8.250
7.500
5.900
6.125
5.700
6.200
6.100
7.600
6.500
9.000
5.375
7.750
5.600
8.250
7.500
6.500
7.750
Jun 01/04
Jan 09/02
Jun 16/03
Dec 01/06
Jun 09/08
Aug 23/10
Jan 09/12
Aug 23/13
Nov 19/27
Jun 18/29
Dec 01/05
Mar 24/08
May 15/03
Jun 01/04
Feb 15/11
Jul 16/12
Aug 15/20
Jul 15/22
Aug 15/31
Apr 07/03
Jun 02/08
Dec 22/25
Mar 17/03
Jun 02/08
Dec 27/17
Apr 17/28
Jun 02/03
Jun 01/27
Mar 11/03
Dec 08/03
Jun 02/04
Sep 15/04
Mar 08/05
Dec 01/05
Jan 19/06
Mar 08/06
Sep 12/07
Dec 01/08
Nov 19/09
Nov 19/10
Jun 02/27
Mar 08/29
Jun 24/02
Jun 02/03
Nov 03/05
Jun 02/08
Jun 22/26
Dec 01/03
Dec 01/05
Mar 30/06
105.00
101.69
106.35
100.82
103.72
105.19
129.43
123.20
98.79
93.35
110.59
100.58
102.49
106.42
105.19
134.87
150.00
136.78
95.05
105.95
102.32
117.97
106.00
101.70
100.28
96.09
102.02
101.82
106.00
107.47
101.13
112.46
105.05
112.71
110.08
103.97
104.97
102.10
104.50
103.60
117.89
104.62
104.07
102.34
110.71
101.73
125.47
106.86
105.92
111.14
4.40
3.58
3.96
5.04
5.33
5.63
5.69
5.78
6.24
6.20
4.93
5.39
3.94
4.46
5.78
5.86
6.40
6.40
6.37
3.91
5.33
6.29
3.87
5.39
5.97
6.46
4.02
6.45
3.83
4.20
4.42
4.51
4.66
4.87
4.89
4.90
5.15
5.34
5.51
5.59
6.20
6.15
3.62
3.95
4.86
5.29
6.22
4.22
4.92
4.98
NA0912C020S
3.24
3.29
3.53
3.59
CanAm MMF US$ 09/10U*N

Money Market 09/10
*N
PTB100 09/10 . . . *N
3.67
PTB1MM 09/10 . *N
4.04
PTB250 09/10 . . . *N
3.88
T-Bill 09/10. . . . . *N
3.15
2.64
3.22
3.73
4.12
3.95
3.20
3.56
3.62
SEI Investments(n)
-.02
3.09
4.01
4.09
Spectrum Investments
Cdn MMF 09/10 *FD
Savings 09/10. . . . N
US $ MMF 09/10UFD
3.17
2.94
2.32
3.22
2.98
2.35
4.01
4.09
3.04
3.35
Standard Life
3.34
Standard Life Ideal Sg NL(n)
2.72
Stone Funds
3.29
MMF 09/10 . . . . *FD
4.03
FrnklnTmpltn-Bissett-F C$
Flagship MMF 09/10*FD2.21
2.23
FrnklnTmpltn-Bissett-A
Money Market 09/10
2.68
3.51
2.99
NL MMF 09/10 . . *N
3.57
StrategicNova Funds
3.03
Talvest Funds
3.01
3.06
3.15
-.01
Frnkln Tmpltn-TempletonC$
Cdn T-Bill-I 09/10*N

3.17
CdnMM-I 09/10 . *N
3.32
MMF Plus-I 09/10*N
3.45
PremiumMMF-I 09/10 *N
US MM-U$ - I 09/10U*N2.59
TD Mutual Funds Inv. Ser
2.49
3.23
3.49
3.31
2.70
2.67
2.41
1.46
1.60
3.36
2.74
2.71
2.44
1.47
1.61
2.57
ICM Sh Term 09/10*N 3.55
Cdn HY MMF 09/10X*N 2.54

Cdn MMF 09/10 X*N
2.99
US MMF 09/10XU*N
2.42
IRIS Group of Funds

MMF 09/10 . . . . . *N
2.93
Jones Heward Group

JH MMF 09/10. . . *F
Leith Wheeler(n)
MMF 09/10. . . . X*N
3.54
3.66
Mackenzie U$
M US Money Mkt 09/10 UFR

3.03
Mawer Mutual Funds
MD Money 09/10*ZN
3.43
MMF 09/10 . . . X*FD
3.02
3.21
3.45
MMF 09/10 . . . . *FR
3.42
Mulvihill Capital Mgmt

Mul Cdn MM 09/10*N 5.45
National Bank Funds

C Cash 09/10 . . . *N
MMF 09/10 . . . . . *N
T-Bill 09/10. . . . . *N
4.11
3.51
3.61
Mat. date
Quebec 6.500 Oct 01/07

Quebec 11.000 Apr 01/09
Quebec 5.500 Jun 01/09
Quebec 6.250 Dec 01/10
Quebec 8.500 Apr 01/26
Quebec 6.000 Oct 01/29
Quebec 6.250 Jun 01/32
Saskat
6.125 Oct 10/01
Saskat
5.500 Jun 02/08
Saskat
8.750 May 30/25
Toronto 6.100 Aug 15/07
Toronto 6.100 Dec 12/17
2.85
2.51
3.08
2.54
3.32
2.67
3.37
2.71
MMF 09/10 . . . . . *R
4.33
Royal & SunAlliance
RSA Money 09/10X*

3.07
RSA Money SerII 09/10 X*
4.42
-.01
3.12
3.08
3.13
Standard Life Ideal Seg(n)

Ideal MMF 09/10 *D
2.02
3.95
4.03
unch
Transamerica Life Canada(n)

MMF 09/10. . . . *ZN
T-Bill 09/10. . . . *ZD
3.97
3.32
4.05
3.37
unch
unch
3.06
POOLED MONEY MARKET

Fund
3.26
Curr
Eff %pt
Specifics yield yield chg
Centaur Funds(n)
4.45
HSBC Pooled Funds
X*N
MB Pooled Funds(n)
3.71
MMF 09/10 . . . . . *N
4.06
4.54
-.01
3.55
3.61
4.14
2.85
DIVIDENDS
3.17
2.83
2.60
Fund
3.48
CIBC Funds
5.59
4.19
3.57
3.67
Total
dividend
-.02
-.02
-.02
Cdn T-Bill
.0026
MMF
.0026
Prem Cdn T-Bill.0029
US$ MMF
.0021
Centaur Funds
MMF
.0013
Type Pay
Type amt date
Inc.
Inc.
Inc.
Inc.
.0026
.0026
.0029
.0021
10/09
10/09
10/09
10/09
Inc. .0013 10/09
Bid $ Yld%
106.33
132.63
99.18
103.41
125.78
95.16
98.22
100.13
100.95
130.47
104.32
99.72
5.26
5.63
5.63
5.77
6.40
6.37
6.38
4.12
5.33
6.26
5.24
6.13
102.33 8.57
90.00 11.67
102.53 4.20
103.66 4.49
104.85 5.03
107.92 5.79
101.94 4.09
103.70 5.50
102.39 4.09
103.06 5.35
102.23 4.93
101.69 4.93
103.01 4.75
103.02 5.41
114.27 7.85
90.00 6.44
101.50 5.01
101.93 5.16
103.14 5.71
106.35 4.83
102.63 5.09
101.93 3.76
102.98 5.38
105.57 5.88
96.32 6.75
97.07 6.68
103.77 6.75
104.58 6.74
98.68 6.48
102.61 5.93
102.37 5.09
106.92 4.88
108.90 5.83
108.63 6.67
100.92 5.48
115.23 6.86
100.88 5.14
96.16 6.97
102.96 3.90
101.33 5.63
102.39 5.09
101.49 6.03
96.24 7.38
104.06 4.79
115.15 6.35
99.36 6.42
102.46 5.91
102.58 6.28
105.50 9.03
99.00 8.97
102.02 4.05
104.82 5.03
106.26 5.46
103.18 5.50
107.47 5.95
75.00 12.80
102.27 7.35
101.96 6.43
105.19 5.00
103.14 5.26
105.42 5.46
104.04 6.49
99.18 8.13
119.08 7.00
106.55 4.54
95.84 7.10
INTERNATIONAL
15 Ap 00
15 Au 03
15 Au 08
07 De 00
07 De 03
13 Oc 08
12 Jy 00
12 Jy 03
25 Oc 08
16 Jn 00
15 Jy 03
04 Jy 08
01 Jy 01
15 Jy 03
01 My 08
20 Se 00
22 Se 03
22 Se 08
30 Se 00
15 Au 03
15 My 08
15 Au 28
3.03
E A R N I N G S
S U M M A R Y
CORPORATE
Sep 22/25
Feb 02/04
Jun 02/03
Dec 01/03
May 09/05
Jan 28/10
Apr 01/03
Jul 16/07
Jun 21/03
Mar 30/09
Mar 24/05
Mar 17/04
Jun 03/03
Jun 21/04
Apr 15/11
Nov 30/27
Dec 01/03
Mar 08/04
Jun 20/05
Feb 15/05
Aug 15/06
Dec 03/02
Dec 03/07
Jul 19/10
Dec 03/27
Jul 30/29
Jun 12/30
Jun 04/31
Jun 01/07
Oct 01/07
Apr 26/06
Jun 03/05
Jun 03/10
Jun 03/30
Jun 29/09
Feb 15/24
Nov 15/02
Nov 08/27
Nov 18/02
Jun 30/19
Feb 16/06
Feb 16/11
Oct 09/07
Dec 21/04
Mar 01/27
Jun 02/08
Jul 21/04
Feb 06/07
Jun 01/06
Jul 15/07
Apr 07/03
Aug 15/05
Jun 04/07
Jan 22/08
Jan 25/10
Jul 18/07
Sep 20/10
Aug 22/11
Apr 14/05
Jul 26/06
Jul 31/07
Jun 01/06
Jun 01/07
Nov 10/25
Feb 09/04
Dec 15/27
3.21
Maritime Life - Series B(n)
Money Market 09/10
3.12
2.79
2.57
2.81
M In Csh Mgt Sg 09/10 *FR

M Money Mkt Sg 09/10 *FR
Merrill Lynch Investment

Cdn MMF 09/10 *FD
Cdn T-Bill 09/10 *FD
U.S. MMF 09/10 UFD
3.16
C.U. Segregated Funds(n)
MMF 09/10. . . . . XN
2.81
3.08
Mackenzie Ind Seg (GWL)
3.49
X*N
3.64
3.03
3.08
3.39
Meritas Mutual Funds
3.75
*FD
Curr
Eff %pt
Equitable Life
3.73
MMF 09/10 . . . . . *N
Money Market 09/10
MMF 09/10. . . . X*D
3.60
2.00
3.08
3.68
CUMIS Life MemberFunds
2.97
3.49
2.87
MAXXUM MMF 09/10
Valorem
MMF 08/31 . . . . . *R
M Csh Mgt 09/10 *F

3.43
M Money Mkt 09/10*R 2.83
MAXXUM Group
Money 09/10 . X*FD
AIM (Trimark) Seg (AIG)

-.06
2.57
3.03
2.45
3.51
Cdn MMF 09/10 X*N
3.03
University Avenue Funds
Interest 09/10 . . . *F
3.45
Maestral
CdnMMF-A 09/10*FD
Cdn MMF 09/10 X*R
Investors Group
3.97
TD Mutual Funds Adv. Ser
Fund
2.60
3.62
3.22
3.37
3.51
3.89
2.62
SEGREGATED MONEY MARKET
3.49
2.79
Integra Mutual Funds(n)
unch
*F
MMF 09/10 . . . . . *F
3.18
unch
3.10
FrnklnTmpltn-Franklin U$
3.43
2.67
3.27
Scudder Funds - Classic
3.95
MMF 09/10 . . . . . . *
Australia 9.50
Australia10.00
Australia 5.75
Britain
8.00
Britain
7.75
Britain
9.00
France 5.00
France 4.50
France 6.50
Germany 4.25
Germany 4.50
Germany 5.00
Italy
4.50
Italy
4.75
Italy
5.25
Japan
4.70
Japan
3.20
Japan
1.40
U.S.
3.63
U.S.
4.63
U.S.
5.00
U.S.
5.38
2.54
3.29
3.17
3.95
*FD
ING Funds - Advisor
AGT Lt
8.800
Air Ca
6.750
Avco
5.750
Bell
6.250
Bell
6.500
BMO
7.000
BNS
5.400
BNS
6.250
CardTr 5.510
Cdn Pa 5.850
CnCrTr 5.625
Coke
5.650
DlmrCCF 6.600
DlmrCCF 6.600
Domtar 10.000
F-M Hi
0.000
Ford C
5.730
Ford C
6.000
Ford C
6.650
Genss
6.869
GldCrd 5.700
GrTAA
5.400
GrTAA
5.950
GrTAA
6.700
GrTAA
6.450
GrTAA
6.450
GrTAA
7.050
GrTAA
7.100
GTC Tr 6.200
Gulf C
6.450
HolRec 5.672
HydOne 6.940
HydOne 7.150
HydOne 7.350
IntrAm 5.625
IPL
8.200
Legacy 5.930
Loblaw 6.650
MerilCF 6.500
MilitA
5.750
MLI
5.700
MLI
6.240
Morgua 6.700
MstrCr 6.150
NavCda 7.560
Nexen
6.300
Oxford 6.860
Renais
6.850
Rogers 10.500
Rogers 8.750
RoyBnk 5.400
RoyBnk 6.400
RoyBnk 6.750
RoyBnk 6.100
RoyBnk 7.100
SaskWP 6.600
SNCLav 7.700
Suncor 6.700
TD Bnk 6.600
TD Bnk 6.000
TD Bnk 6.550
TEL
7.500
Trizec
7.950
UniGas 8.650
Weston 7.450
Wstcoa 6.750
2.51
3.24
3.12
3.88
3.30
MMF 09/10. . . . X*N

3.43
US $ MMF 09/10XU*N 2.75
Coupon
INDEXES
4.09
3.08
Royal Mutual Funds
MMF 09/10 . . . . . *N
HSBC Investment Funds
3.60
3.51
Scotia Mutual Funds
3.08
Fidelity Invest C$ Ser A
MMF DSC 09/10X*D

MMF SC 09/10 . X*F
2.86
3.84
3.45
3.03
Sceptre Funds
The Hartford Canada Funds
3.84
MMF 09/10 . . . . *FR
MMF 09/10 . . . . . *N
Grd Cdn M Mkt 09/10 *FD

Grd RSP US MM 09/10 U*
1.69
2.54
3.80
3.11
R Funds (BLC-Rothschild)
TC MMF 09/10 . *FD
3.07
3.03
2.26
3.73
3.07
4.01
Sagit Group
3.43
2.53
GGOF Guardian - Mutual
2.52
MMF (MX) 09/10X*N
Cdn MMF 09/10X*ZN
Elliott & Page - D Class
-.06
Quadrus Investment Serv.
$US MMF 09/10U*N

Cdn MMF 09/10 . *N
Cdn T-Bill 09/10 . *N
Pr MMF 09/10 . . *N
3.11
3.37
2.50
Grd Cdn M Mkt 09/10

*F
Grd RSP US MM 09/10 U*F
2.86
2.46
3.47
1.68
2.51
...
2.90
3.30
Elliott & Page - Advisor
2.23
MMF 09/07 . . . . . *N
US MMF 09/07 . U*N
MMF 09/06 . . . . . *N
3.55
3.13
4.49
2.34
3.26
Phillips, Hager & North

Pursuit Group
3.08
GGOF Guardian - Classic
3.21
2.43
3.41
U*F
U*F
Cdn MM 09/10 . X*N
3.40
3.03
3.21
4.39
Opus 2 Direct com Inc.(n)

-.01
-.01
2.60
3.34
Money Market 09/10 X*FD
Beutel Goodman(n)
Cash Mgmt 09/10*N
2.61
2.86
2.85
MMF 09/10 . . . . *FD
Counsel Wealth Management
MD Management
PROVINCIAL
Canada Trust
Canada Trust
Royal Bank
Royal Bank
Canada Trust
Canada Trust
Bank of Mntl
MMF 09/10 . . . X*FD
AIM Funds(Trimark)
MMF 09/10 . . . . . *N
MMF Air Miles 09/10
Premium MMF 09/10
T-Bill 09/10. . . . . *N
US $ MMF 09/10 UN
2.58
UN
2.81
Co-operators/Heritage
McLean Budden
MMF 09/10 . . . . . *F
3.25
3.25
4.02
3.90
3.83
3.72
3.49
Supplied by RBC Dominion Securities Inc. International from Reuters.
Prev
day
2-year
5-year
7-year
10-year
30-year
MMF 09/10 . . . . *FD
AIM Funds Management Inc.
T-Bill 09/10. . . . . *N
2.77
3.20
3.20
3.94
3.83
3.76
3.65
X*N
ClaringtonFunds Cdn$
MMF 09/10 . . . . . . *
1.72
Altamira Funds
2.73
B O N D S
T-Bills
3.70
3.67
3.57
3.52
MMF 09/10 . . . . . *N
MMF 09/04 . . . . . *N
3.37
1.71
Interest - DSC 09/10*F

Interest-SC 09/10 *F
US $ MMF - DSC 09/10
US $ MMF - SC 09/10
Northwest
Mackenzie C$
Money Market 09/10

X*F
U$ MMarket 09/10XUF 2.59
MMF 09/10 . . . . *FD
3.24
Clarica Mutual Funds
Income 09/10 . . X*N
AGF Funds Inc.
MMF 09/10 . . . . *FD
3.19
Lotus Group of Funds
Acuity Mutual Funds
AIC Income Group
Cdn T-Bill 09/10X*N

MMF 09/10. . . . X*N
MMF 1MM 09/10 *N
MMF 500 09/10 . *N
Pr T-Bill 1MM 09/10*N
Pr T-Bill 500 09/10*N
Prem Cdn T-Bill 09/10
-.01
US$ MMF 09/10XU*N
US$ MMF 1MM 09/10
US$ MMF 500 09/10UN
GBC Funds(n)
Curr
Eff %pt
MMF 09/10 . . . X*FD
CIBC Funds
T-Bill 09/10. . . . . *N
674.14
392.77
120.49
209.11
370.85
764.87
ST Asset Port 09/10X*F 3.32
11.03
14.65
22.50
10.59
10.44
11.52
13.07
18.31
10.39
8.81
3.04
Frkl US MM 09/10UFD 2.46
12.01
15.23
10.21
10.78
CI US MMF 09/10UFD
MMF 09/10 . . . . *FR
Sceptre Invest Counsel
Fund
CI Funds Inc. U$
MMF 09/10 . . . . . *N
121.05
11.88
12.23
9.94
10.45
64.29
11.05
9.58
10.61
10.60
55.74
14.03
8.59
9.93
18.05
10.34
11.41
16.44
15.83
10.20
11.42
13.71
17.17
13.86
Balanced 09/07 . . . . . . *N
Bond 09/07 . . . . . . . . . *N
Cdn Equity 09/07. . . . . *N
EFT 09/07. . . . . . . . . . . . N
Equity 09/07 . . . . . . . . *N
Foreign Equ 09/07 . . . . *N
CI MMF 09/10. . *FD
US MMF 09/10 . UFR
MONEY MARKET
Highstreet Asset Mgmt
HSBC Pooled Funds
Balanced 09/10 . . . . . . *N
Cdn Equity 09/10. . . . . *N
Cdn Sm Cap 09/10. . . . *N
EAFE Equity 09/10. . . . *N
Fixed Inc 09/10 . . . . . . *N
Glo Equity 09/10 . . . . . *N
TSE100 Mmt 09/10 . . . *N
US Equity 09/10 . . . . U*N
CI Funds Inc. C$
Curr
Eff %pt
3.00
Cartier Mutual Funds

MMF 09/10 . . . . *FR
Fund
Treasury Mgmt 09/10

*N
-.02
US MMF 09/10 . U*N
2.31
Fidelity Invest U$ Ser A
10.63
Montrusco BT-B
9.65
10.71
11.05
10.76
12.20
Balanced 09/10 . . . . . . *N
Cdn Equity 09/10. . . . . *N
Cdn Index Bond 09/10. *N
US Equity 09/10. . . . . . . N
Amer Equity 09/10 . . . . N

Bal Growth 09/10 . . . . *N
Bal Growth Pens 09/10 . N
Bal Value 09/07 . . . . . . *N
Balanced 09/10 . . . . . . *N
Cdn Equ Growth 09/10 *N
Cdn Equ Value 09/10. . *N
Cdn Equity 09/10. . . . . *N
Cdn Equity Plus 09/10. . N
Fixed Inc Pl 09/10 . . . . . N
Intl Equity 09/10 . . . . . . N
Long Trm Fix In 09/10 . . N
Offshore Equity 09/10. . N
Private Bal 09/10. . . . . . N
Curr
Eff %pt
Cdn MMF 09/10 *FR
MMA Investment Portfolios
Georgian Capital Partners

Bond A 09/10 . . . . . . . . *N
Global 24 A 09/10 . . . . . N
Global 24 B 09/10 . . . . . N
Global FS A 09/10 . . . . . N
Northern 24 A 09/10 . . *N
+.05
-.04
-.03
-.04
-.08
-.09
-.09
-.05
-.31
-.08
-.04
-.14
-.01
170.71
378.34
148.18
130.31
135.41
7.17
MB Pooled Funds(n)
Yield Management (CE)(n)
(US$)
CANADA GRAINS
Flax
12.52
26.60
Fund
MMF 09/10 . . . . . *N
5.72
24.02
11.59
11.49
23.31
18.24
11.78
11.24
18.83
5.20
11.17
15.78
12.50
Bond 09/10 . . . . . . . . . *N
Cdn Equity 09/10. . . . . *N
Glo Equity 09/10 . . . . . . N
Intl Equity 09/10 . . . . . . N
Pr Gro Amer Equ 09/10 . N
Pr Gro Cdn Equ 09/10 . *N
108.59
91.96
Vertex One (LP)(n)
U.S. YIELDS
Kansas City
INDUSTRIAL METALS (LONDON FIX) TROPICALS

n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
BDC Series N-2 09/07 . *R

BDC Series N-3 09/07 . *R
-.36
-.04
+.07
...
-.04
-.04
-1.27
-.06
-.12
-.12
-.10
-.09
-.03
-.03
-.03
-.03
-.22
-.20
+.02
...
-.12
-.12
-.22
-.21
+.29
+.01
-.36
-.34
Laketon Investment Mgmt.(n)
Tricycle Asset Mgt. Corp.(n)
Supplied by Royal Bank of Canada. Indicative wholesale late afternoon rates. Ask price where applicable.
Prev Wk ago
Bismuth
Gallium ingot
9.88
10.77
20.81
22.86
19.75
9.93
14.09
16.08
Y I E L D S & R AT E S
-0.35
3.36
-0.43
2.60
-3.24
-3.24
-4.10
-3.24
0.60
3.73
-0.34
-0.14
-0.34
Yen
Div Hi-Yield 09/10 . . . . . .

NM Tech Trust 09/10. . . .
Triax CaRTS 09/10 . . . . . .
Triax CaRTS III 09/10. . . .
Triax CaRTS Tec 09/10 . .
Triax RLP 09/10 . . . . . . . N
Triax RLP 2 09/10 . . . . FD
Wld Strat Yld 09/10 . . . . .
22.24
Cdn Opport 09/07 . . . . . *

Gabelli Global 09/07 . . FR
Select Leaders 09/07. . FR
Silicon Valley 09/07. . . FR
18.53
Triax Capital (IR/NPV)(n)
iPerform Hedge Funds
CANADIAN YIELDS
4 wks % chg
ago on day
Thd Cdn Gen Inv 09/10 *N
Hillsdale Hedged Funds(n)

Cdn Agg Hedged 09/07. N
Cdn Mkt Neut Eq 09/07. N
US Agg Hedged 09/07 UN
US Mkt Neutral 09/07 . UN
12.18
Third Cdn Gen Invest Ltd(n)
21.16
Years Trust 09/03 . . . . . F
23.15
E XC H A N G E
Week
ago
Templeton (Closed End)(n)
Highstreet Asset Mgmt
ADA Investments Inc(n)
-0.10
1.79
-1.59
1.26
-1.75
-1.75
-2.83
-1.75
1.69
1.99
-0.10
-0.11
-0.09
Antimony (tne) 1250.00 1150.00
Goodwood Fund 09/07. . *
SCOTS 09/07 . . . . . . . . . N
0.6505
1.3880
79.19
2.1973
1.4092
4.7261
1.0926
1395
0.8035
5.9390
5.0736
1.1429
5.3843
4.18
4.18
457.50
438.50
-.49
-.52
Analytic US LC 09/10 . . N
Bond 09/10 . . . . . . . . . *N
Cdn Value Gro 09/10 . . *N
Conserv Alloc 09/10 . . *N
Equity 09/10 . . . . . . . . *N
Growth Alloc 09/10 . . . *N
Intl Equity 09/10 . . . . . . N
Newton Intl Eq 09/10 . . N
Strategic Alloc 09/10 . *N
US Sml Cap Equ 09/10 . N
US Value Growth 09/10. N
Hedge Fund LP 08/31 . . N 1698.50

Em Mkts App 09/10. . . . N
161.06
18.96
211.46
14.77
13.40
12.24
383.37
16.95
9.37
8.99
16.04
14.67
15.88
14.72
13.10
12.49
12.82
11.57
47.48
12.91
11.44
10.97
12.06
11.52
308.98
16.57
15.56
14.30
Integra Capital Mgmt(n)
7.84
Sprott Securities Inc.
10.54
16.95
7.84
18.63
14.74
8.65
12.81
Goodwood Funds(n)
Aberdeen Asset
Management(n)
0.6413
1.3844
76.45
2.2499
1.4127
4.7378
1.0929
1399
0.8121
5.9058
5.0018
1.1200
5.3077
London fix
4.18
N.Y. Handy&Har clsd.
Palladium (tr oz)450.00
Platinum (tr oz) 440.00
10.68
9.55
OTHER FUNDS
0.6397
1.4059
77.34
2.2797
1.3912
4.6658
1.0786
1377
0.8033
6.0065
4.9894
1.1196
5.2944
n.a.
271.50
271.10
271.60
10.00
10.47
Balanced 09/07 . . . . . . *D
Growth 09/07. . . . . . . . *D
0.6391
1.4310
76.12
2.3083
1.3668
4.5841
1.0481
1353
0.8169
6.1260
4.9846
1.1184
5.2894
271.40
287.00
277.90
278.40
Currency . . . . . . . . . . . ZN
Diversified . . . . . . . . . . UN
Equity-Hedge . . . . . . . UN
First Mer Curr . . . . . . . ZN
Futures . . . . . . . . . . . . UN
Intl Sec. . . . . . . . . . . . . UN
106.92
Growth 08/31 . . . . . . . . *F
7.24
12.06
12.05
13.32
15.97
6.24
2.87
19.84
21.96
13.05
13.06
14.42
4.11
14.65
14.64
31.07
25.59
21.42
4.95
15.25
17.33
15.99
14.40
6.08
17.34
14.88
12.13
Friedberg (LP)(n)
Working Opportunity EVCC(n)
Per C$
London a.m. fix

London p.m. fix
Zurich a.m. fix
Zurich p.m. fix
10.00
Working Ventures(n)
1.79
1.29
-2.16
3.20
-1.27
-1.27
-2.36
-1.25
-0.11
4.99
0.00
-0.39
0.00
Latest
9.08
9.06
Workers Invest(n)
0.35
3.01
-0.09
2.24
-2.91
-2.91
-3.77
-2.91
0.25
4.09
0.00
0.20
0.00
0.6383
1.4300
75.40
1.3678
2.3029
15.78
10.11
VentureLink Capital
0.10
1.69
-1.49
1.16
-1.66
-1.66
-2.73
-1.66
1.60
2.09
0.00
-0.01
0.00
0.6388
1.4307
75.87
1.3672
2.3081
9.98
9.82
9.87
9.23
8.32
VenGrowth Fund
1.5373
0.9029
121.74
1.4294
2.1663
7.2654
1.6797
2144
0.5227
9.1300
7.7997
1.7570
8.2773
0.6391
1.4310
76.12
1.3668
2.3083
-.02
9.18
11.26
R.A. Floyd Capital Mgt(n)
2.77
9.20
2.90
9.09
9.50
10.91
2.74
10.20
10.53
10 UncommVl00U$ 09/10UFR
Biotech 2000 U$ 09/10 . U
Commun 2000 U$ 09/10 U
DJ Internet 99 09/10 . UZF
Glo Fin 2000 U$ 09/10 . . U
Lead Brands U$ 09/10UZN
New Econ 2000U$ 09/10UFR
Pharma 00 09/10 . . . . . . U
Pharma 01 09/10 . . . . . . U
Pharmaceut97 U$ 09/10UZF
Pharmaceut98 U$ 09/10UZF
Pharmaceut99 U$ 09/10UF
Target 10 97 U$ 09/10UZF
Technology 2000 09/10 UF
Technology97 U$ 09/10UZF
Triax Capital Management(n)
1.5594
0.8878
119.21
1.4428
2.2029
7.3882
1.7042
2181
0.5208
9.2095
7.7998
1.7465
8.2768
US $
euro*
Japan yen
DMark
UK pound*
13.43
Mill Int Bal 09/10 . . . . . *R

Mill Int Vent 09/10. . . . *R
New Gen Bio (B) 09/10 *R
New Gen Bio (E) 09/10 *R
Triax Growth 09/10 . . . *R
Agg Mkt Neut Eq 09/10 FR
First Trust Portfolios U$
-.03
11.20
Technology Invest(n)
1.5633
0.8993
120.91
1.4583
2.1749
7.2941
1.6861
2153
0.5139
9.3900
7.7999
1.7503
8.2767
Per US$
11.07
Retrocom Growth(n)
1.5648
0.9145
119.11
1.4752
2.1388
7.1733
1.6400
2117
0.5221
9.5860
7.7999
1.7501
8.2769
Canada $
euro*
Japan yen
DMark
UK pound*
12.32
Medical Discovery(n)
Latest
C$
US$ 0.6391
euro 0.6988
DM 1.3668
76.12
0.4332
Fr. fr. 4.5841
Itl
1353.2
Sw. fr.1.0481
A$
1.2241
Gold 451.44
11.10
13.24
Golden Opportunities Fund
Canada $
euro*
Japan yen
UK pound*
DMark
France franc
Swiss franc
Italian lira
Australia $*
Mexico peso
Hong Kong
Singapore $
China renminbi
DM
11.36
9.46
First Ontario(n)
Per US$
euro
12.33
Prev
day
US$
9.93
DGC Entertainment(n)
MAJOR CURRENCIES M.D.01
C$
13.86
Crown Ventures Fund Inc.(n)

Crown Ventures 09/07. . .
Quantum Funds
First Trust Portfolios C$
12.22
10.11
Crocus Fund 08/31 . . . *D
Gl Eq Pens Tr 09/07. . . ZN
OverseasEqPenTr 09/07 N
First Horizon Capital(n)
10 Uncomm Vl 00 09/10FR
Biotech 2000 09/10 . . . . .
Cdas LeadCo 00 09/10*FR
Cdas LeadCo 01 09/10*FR
Cdas LeadCo 99 09/10*ZF
Communic 2000 09/10. . .
DJ Internet 99 09/10 . . ZF
Fin Inst Tr 98 09/10 . . *ZF
Fin Inst Trust 09/10 . . . *F
Glo Finan 2000 09/10 . . . .
GlobLeadCos 01 09/10 . .
Lead Brands 09/10 . . . ZN
New Econ 2000 09/10 . FR
Pharma 00 09/10 . . . . . . .
Pharma 01 09/10 . . . . . . .
Pharmaceut 97 09/10 . ZF
Pharmaceut 98 09/10 . ZF
Pharmaceut 99 09/10 . . F
RSP N/A Tech 00 09/10 *F
RSP Pharma 00 09/10 . *F
Target 10 97 09/10. . . . ZF
Target 10 98 09/10. . . . ZF
Target 10 99 09/10. . . . ZF
Technology 2000 09/10 . F
Technology 97 09/10 . . ZF
Technology 98 09/10 . . ZF
Technology 99 09/10 . . . F
1193.07
Phillips, Hager & North
77.25
62.63
13.18
111.54
68.47
Aggressive DPP 09/07. FD

Aggressive II 09/07 . . . FD
European DPP 09/07 . . FD
European II 09/07 . . . . FD
Mondiale Hedge 09/10*FD
Multi-Asset 09/07 . . . . FD
Strategic DPP 09/07 . . FD
Strategic II 09/07. . . . . FD
Univest II 09/07 . . . . . . FD
11.55
Performance Group #1 L.P.(n)
19.67
Dyn Eqty Hedge 09/07. FR
15.17
7.28
7.18
21.48
22.02
12.81
MTC Growth
121.01
20.64
98.11
9.42
170.87
107.25
100.00
5.90
MINT 09/10 . . . . . . . . . *N
MPFF 09/10 . . . . . . . . . . N
MRF 2000 LP 09/10 . . . . N
MRF 2001 LP 09/10 . . . . N
SAGE 09/10 . . . . . . . . . *N
CI Funds (Closed End)
BPI Am Opp U$ 09/07 UFD

BPI Gl Op IIIU$ 09/07UZFD
BPI Gl Op U$ 09/07 . UZFR
CI Trident U$ 07/31 . . UN
Tri Glo Opp U$ 09/07 . UN
1011.91
Performance Grp 09/10. .
CI Funds Inc. U$
13.17
Bull & Bear LP 07/31 . . . .
McElvaine Inv 08/31 . . *N
4.41
BPI Am Opp 09/07 . . . . FD

BPI Gl Op 09/07 . . . . . ZFD
BPI Gl Op III 09/07. . . ZFD
BPI Glo Op II 09/10 . . *ZN
CI Trident C$ 07/31. . . . N
Tri Glo Opp C$ 09/07 . . N
Tril Gl Opp C$ 09/07 . . . N
12.14
Leeward Capital Mgmt Inc.
MTC Growth 09/07 . . . *N
CI Funds Inc. C$
17.10
Centerfire(n)
Hirsch Perform 09/07 . . F
Curr
Eff %pt
Cons Divers 1 09/10 . . . *F

Cons Divers 2 09/10 . . . *F
Enhanced Mtg 1 09/10. *F
Enhanced Mtg 2 09/10. *F
Equity (T) 1 09/10 . . . . *F
Equity (T) 2 09/10 . . . . *F
Equity 1 09/10 . . . . . . . *F
Equity 2 09/10 . . . . . . . *F
Glo Bal 1 09/10. . . . . . . *F
Glo Bal 2 09/10 . . . . . . *N
Glo Equ (T) 1 09/10 . . . *F
Glo Equ (T) 2 09/10 . . . *F
Glo Growth 1 09/10 . . . *F
Glo Growth 2 09/10 . . . *F
Growth 1 09/10 . . . . . . *F
Growth 2 09/10 . . . . . . *N
Intl Opport 1 09/10 . . . . F
Intl Opport 2 09/10 . . . . F
MMF 1 09/10 . . . . . . . . *F
MMF 2 09/10 . . . . . . . . *F
N.A. Small Co 1 09/10 . *F
N.A. Small Co 2 09/10 . *N
Small Cap 1 09/10 . . . . *F
Small Cap 2 09/10 . . . . *N
Strat Bond 1 09/10. . . . *F
Strat Bond 2 09/10. . . . *F
US Index Pl 1 09/10 . . . *F
US Index Pl 2 09/10 . . . *F
63.32
49.90
McElvaine Investment
13.08
DDJ Cdn HighYld 09/07 *N
Fund
iPerformance Pooled Funds
Cdn World (Closed End)(n)

Cdn World Fund 09/10 . N
12.63
Gabelli Glo U$ 09/07 . UFR

SiliconValleyU$ 09/07UFR
Emerging Co 09/10 . . *FD
8.38
8.39
9.90
10.60
9.83
10.51
10.54
Cdn General Inv 09/10 *N
iPerform Hedge Funds U$
Cdn General (Closed End)(n)
Capital Alliance(n)
-.46
-.01
+.64
+.25
10.60
Capital Advance 09/07 *F

Eagle & Dom 09/07 . . . . F
Global MultiMgr 09/07 FD
Goodwood 09/07 . . . . . *F
NA MultiMgr 09/07 . . . FD
WF Asia Fund 09/07. . . . F
White Mountain 09/07. . F
10.22
10.72
10.85
11.63
12.82
11.49
5.22
11.02
7.84
10.17
9.48
9.42
8.14
11.03
8.50
B.E.S.T. Fund 09/07 . . . *R
Fund
+.02
-.05
Arrow Hedge Partners(n)
B.E.S.T. Discoveries Fund
Supplied by Royal Bank of Canada indicative wholesale late afternoon rates. * inverted
US $
euro*
Japan yen
UK pound*
DMark
France franc
Swiss franc
Italian lira
Australia $*
Mexico peso
Hong Kong
Singapore $
China renminbi
Value 09/10 . . . . . . . . *ZN
VENTURE CAPITAL FUNDS

Fund
10.44
3.68
7.92
15.10
5.64
28.64
22.34
Altamira (Closed End)
20.39
19.49
20.33
Zurich Life(n)
+.02
+.01
...
...
+.02
-.03
-.02
-.02
-.03
-.19
+.07
-.08
...
+.02
-.02
+.04
+.10
+.09
+.01
-.02
+.02
...
+.02
10.17
11.05
10.93
4.20
8.63
8.09
Westbury Cdn Life(n)
6.94
6.27
6.65
5.96
5.45
11.32
GS Euro100 Fd 09/10. *ZD

6.45
GS Int Bal Fd 09/10 . . *ZD
5.88
GS Japan 225 Fd 09/10*ZD
2.16
GS Money Mkt Fd 09/10*ZD 6.54
GS US Bal Fd 09/10 . . *ZD
6.37
GS US Bond Fd 09/10 *ZD
5.90
GS US Equity Fd 09/10*ZD
6.13
GS US21st Idx 09/10 . *ZD
9.25
GS US500Indx Fd 09/10*ZD
9.16
Trans Agent 09/10. . . . *N
23.09
Trans BIG 09/10. . . . . . *D
43.86
Transam Agg AA 09/10 *D
4.16
Transam Con AA 09/10 *D
4.73
TransamGrowthAA 09/10*D 4.43
LUnion-Vie(n)
Templeton GIF (Allianz)
+.04
-.01
-.05
-.04
+.01
-.09
-.08
+.01
-.02
-.01
+.09
+.02
-.06
-.04
-.02
+.01
-.07
-.03
-.03
-.06
-.02
-.12
-.11
...
-.01
-.01
-.03
-.10
9.05
8.97
9.98
10.54
9.76
9.54
9.73
9.64
6.97
10.57
11.44
9.61
10.68
10.04
7.02
7.70
11.24
5.95
10.11
9.29
9.44
9.08
9.70
8.22
3.62
8.53
Fund
Hong Kong Index . . . . . UF

Japan Index . . . . . . . . . UF
Tactical Growth 09/05. UF
UK Index Fund . . . . . . . UF
US Bear Fund . . . . . . . . UF
US Geared . . . . . . . . . . UF
US Index . . . . . . . . . . . . UF
109.20
120.08
102.77
105.46
112.18
132.02
101.56
101.48
112.07
101.12
101.94
101.69
101.55
102.04
101.46
109.36
113.35
99.83
100.20
101.25
101.23
99.08
4.44
4.89
5.38
4.69
4.96
4.86
3.76
4.15
4.89
3.57
4.04
4.78
3.88
4.29
5.12
0.07
0.48
1.42
3.52
4.33
4.84
5.44
Figures supplied by Canada

NewsWire and other sources.
Brackets denote losses.
Current
Yr. ago %chg.
01 Communique Laborat (ONE/TSE) Jul. 31 - 3rd Q

Revenue (000s)
280
3,169
-91
Net Income (000s)
(2,423)
(974)
-149
EPS
(0.08)
(0.04)
9 mos.
Revenue (000s)
5,679
8,534
-33
Net Income (000s)
(6,343)
(246) -2478
EPS
(0.21)
(0.04)
ICBC (ICBFF/OTC)
Jun. 30 - 6 mos.
Revenue (000s)
n.a.
n.a.
Net Income (000s)
(30,600)
242,500
EPS
n.a.
n.a.
Imaflex Inc. (IFX.A/CDNX)
Jul. 31 - 2nd Q
Revenue (000s)
6,352
4,914
29
Net Income (000s)
(423)
95
EPS
(0.01)
0.00
6 mos.
Revenue (000s)
13,052
10,029
30
Net Income (000s)
(164)
370
EPS
(0.01)
0.01
Navitrak Intl Corp. (YNK/CDNX)
Jun. 30 - 2nd Q
Revenue (000s)
1,269
90
1310
Net Income (000s)
211
(817)
EPS
0.02
(0.09)
6 mos.
Revenue (000s)
2,086
416
401
Net Income (000s)
236
(1,217)
EPS
0.02
(0.14)
Northampton Group Inc (YNH/CDNX) Jun. 30 - 1st Q
Revenue (000s)
6,951
6,244
11
Net Income (000s)
761
731
4
EPS
0.04
0.04
Cash Flow (000s)
1,247
1,037
20
CF/Share
0.06
0.05
Sobeys Inc. (SBY/TSE)
Aug. 04 - 1st Q
Revenue (000s)
3,036,900 2,856,000
6
Net Income (000s)
33,300
27,700
20
EPS
0.51
0.49
Cash Flow (000s)
83,700
65,200
28
DAILY DISH
C20
MONDAY
- FRIDAY
1.800.668.POST
NA0912C021S 9/11/01 18:50
INVESTING
H I G H S & LO W S
M O S T
52-week
TORONTO
High
Agnico-Eagle . . . . . . . AGE
BushmillsEnrg. . . . . . . BSH
CIBC pf sr 18 . . . . CM.PR.P
Franco-Nevada . . . . . . . FN
Glamis Gold. . . . . . . . . GLG
Goldcorp . . . . . . . . . . . . . G
Husky Enrg . . . . . . . . . HSE
iUnits Gold . . . . . . . . . XGD
Imperial Oil. . . . . . . . . IMO
Intgr Oil cap . . . . . . . . ION
Normndy Mn ads . . . . NDY
PanCndn Enrg . . . . . . . PCE
Placer Dm . . . . . . . . . . PDG
Repadre Cap . . . . . . . . RPD
Suncor Energy . . . . . . . SU
Low
ATS Auto Tool. . . . . . . ATA
Advantex Mktg . . . . . . ADX
Air Canada . . . . . . . . . . AC
Alcatel Cda . . . . . . . . . . AT
Allnce Atls B . . . . . . AAC.B
Amer Incm Tr . . . . USA.UN
Amisk A . . . . . . . . . . . AS.A
BakBone . . . . . . . . . . . BKB
Ballard Power . . . . . . . BLD
Battery Tchs. . . . . . . . . BTI
Bell Cda Intl . . . . . . . . . . BI
Bioniche . . . . . . . . . . . BNC
Bombardier A . . . . . BBD.A
Bombard B. . . . . . . . BBD.B
Boomerang Trk . . . . . BMG
Bracknell. . . . . . . . . . . BRK
C-MAC Inds . . . . . . . . CMS
CI Fund Mgmt . . . . . . . CIX
CP Ships . . . . . . . . . . . TEU
CSI Wireless . . . . . . . . CSY
Cdn Pac Rail . . . . . . . . CPZ
Cell-Loc . . . . . . . . . . . . CLQ
Centrinity . . . . . . . . . . . CTI
COGECO Inc . . . . . . . . CGO
Descartes Sys . . . . . . . DSG
Descartes 5.5db DSG.DB.U
Devlan Expl . . . . . . . . . DXI
D J Cda 40. . . . . . . . . . . DJF
Dundee Wealth . . . . . . DW
EXFO ElctroOp. . . . . . . EXF
Electrofuel . . . . . . . . . . EFL
Electrs Mfg . . . . . . . . EMG
Falconbridge . . . . . . . . . FL
FSI STREAMS cap . . . . STR
Fst PremUS un . . . FPU.UN
Fording . . . . . . . . . . . . FDG
Four Seasons. . . . . . . . FSH
Globl Thermo . . . . . . . GLE
iUnits i60 . . . . . . . . . . . XIU
iUnits i60C . . . . . . . . . . XIC
iUnits i500R . . . . . . . . . XSP
iUnits InfoTch. . . . . . . . XIT
iUnits iMidCap . . . . . . XMD
IMAX . . . . . . . . . . . . . . IMX
Incm III cap. . . . . . . . . STQ
InflaZyme . . . . . . . . . . . IZP
Intier Auto . . . . . . . . . IAI.A
Intrawest. . . . . . . . . . . ITW
JDS Uniph Cda . . . . . . . JDU
JetForm . . . . . . . . . . . . JFM
K2 Energy . . . . . . . . . . KTO
Leitch Tech . . . . . . . . . LTV
Lorus Theraptcs . . . . . LOR
MOSAID Tech . . . . . . MSD
NCE Enrg un . . . . . NCA.UN
NCE Petrofund . . . NCF.UN
NHC Communs. . . . . . NHC
New Millennium . NMT.UN
AC T I V E
S TO C K S
Vol. 00s Cls. Chg.
Norske Skog . . . . . . . . . NS
Nortel Networks . . . . . . NT
NortelNt pf 5. . . . NTL.PR.F
O&Y REIT . . . . . . . OYR.UN
PanGeo Pharma . . . . . . PIL
Patheon . . . . . . . . . . . . PTI
Pengrth En un . . . . PGF.UN
Printera Corp . . . . . . . PAC
Pro-AMS Tr . . . . . . . PR.UN
Pro-AMS US Tr . . PAM.UN
Quebecor A . . . . . . . QBR.A
Quebecor B . . . . . . . QBR.B
Resrch Motion. . . . . . . RIM
SYN X Pharma. . . . . . . SYY
Sears Cda . . . . . . . . . . SCC
Sentry Sel BC . . . . . SIT.UN
724 Solutions . . . . . . . SVN
Siebel Janna . . . . . . . . SBL
Sierra Wireless . . . . . . SW
SignalGene. . . . . . . . . . SGI
Simmonds Cap . . . . . SMM
SixtySplitCap . . . . . . . SXT
Steeplejack . . . . . . . . . SID
StressGen A . . . . . . . . SSB
Stuart Enrg Sys . . . . . HHO
TD TSE 300 Cap. . . . . . TCF
TD TSE 300 . . . . . . . . . TTF
TD Waterhouse . . . . . TWE
TELUS Corp . . . . . . . . . . . T
TELUS nv . . . . . . . . . . . T.A
Theratechs . . . . . . . . . . TH
Transat AT. . . . . . . . . . TRZ
Triax CaRTS . . . . . TXR.UN
Triax CaRTS . . . . . TXK.UN
Tundra Semi . . . . . . . . TUN
Vasogen . . . . . . . . . . . VAS
Virtek Vision . . . . . . . . VRK
Viventia Bio . . . . . . . . . VBI
Wi-LAN . . . . . . . . . . . . WIN
Yorbeau Res A . . . . . YRB.A
MONTREAL
TORONTO
26797
26623
16658
14342
14234
11789
11707
10126
7352
7345
7.56 -0.78
1.55 +0.20
18.60 +1.24
40.70 -1.60
27.70 +2.50
18.50 -1.52
26.50 -2.38
53.75 -2.45
47.60 -1.90
40.36 -1.81
TORONTO
+19.8
+18.5
+15.7
+14.8
+14.3
+14.1
+11.3
+10.7
+10.0
+9.9
Low
Arlington O&G . . . . . . AVM
Bioxel Pharma . . . . . . . BIP
ESI Envrnmtl. . . . . . . . ENV
Fuel Cell Tec . . . . . . . . FCT
Global Tree . . . . . . . . . GTT
Guard . . . . . . . . . . . . . GUA
Idaho Con Mtl . . . . . . . IDO
Intl Antarex . . . . . . . . . IXT
KRG Television . . . . . . YKT
Look Communs . . . . . . LKC
Oromin Expls . . . . . . . OME
Pyng Tech . . . . . . . . . . PYT
Rockwell Vent . . . . . . RCW
Sennen Res . . . . . . . . . . SN
Shaw Comms A . . . . SJR.A
Stratgc Metals . . . . . . SMD
Thermal Enrg . . . . . . . TMG
3Net Media. . . . . . . . . NNN
Triant Tchlgys. . . . . . . TNT
Trimark O&G . . . . . . . TMK
UniqueBroadbnd. . . . . UBS
Watch Res . . . . . . . . . . WR
0.10
0.18
0.25
0.16
1.10
0.11
1.40
0.18
0.59
1.65
-0.02
unch
unch
-0.02
-0.20
unch
unch
unch
-0.01
-0.05
TORONTO
N E T
0.61
+1.7
0.61 +0.01
1482
145
6
440
1142
800
10
35
50
0.10
1.10
0.60
0.16
0.09
0.09
0.13
1.65
0.59
N E T
Div
Yield
%
P/E
-16.7
-15.4
-14.3
-11.1
-10.0
-10.0
-7.1
-2.9
-1.7
Pyng Tech . . . . . . . . . PYT

Northland Sys . . . . . . NLD
Gold Canyon . . . . . . . GCU
AccessIntl Ed. . . . . . . AOE
Neodym Techs . . . . . NEO
Coral Gold . . . . . . . . . CLH
Houston Lake . . . . . . HLM
Paramax Res . . . . . . PXM
Resin Systems . . . . . . . RS
Pele Mtn Res . . . . . . . YPN
ACD Sys . . . ASA
AD Opt . . . . . AOP
21.6
ADF . . . . . . . DRX
8.7
ADS . . . . . . AAL
AGFMgmtBAGF 0.24 1.0 12.9

AGF Master . AFP p2.53 43.4
AIC Div . . . . . ADC
AIC pf . . . . . . . . . 1.50
5.9
AIT Advd . . . . AIV
AKITA A . . . AKT 0.36

3.0 7.6
ALITech . . . . ALT
AMVESCAP AVZ p0.23

1.2 19.4
APF Egyun . . . AY p3.12 30.1 3.8
ARC Egy un . AET p2.42 20.6 6.0
ART Advd . ARA
AT Plstcs . . ATP
AT&T Cda . . . TEL
ATCO I . . . . ACO 1.04

2.2 11.9
ATI Tech . . ATY
ATS Auto . . ATA
22.2
AastraTch . . AAH
7.5
AberDia . . . . ABZ
9.9
Aberdeen . . . FAP 0.84 11.1 11.2
AbrdnSCOT . SCO p0.54
2.2
AbitibCons . . . A 0.40 3.6 9.5

AcclmEnrg . . . AE p18.37
AccordFn . ACD 0.14 2.2 8.3

Acktion . . . . ACK p0.50
3.1 5.8
Adherex . . . . AHX
AdvEnIncm . AVN p0.78

9.0
Advantex . . . ADX
AeconGrp . . . ARE p0.10

2.4 7.1
AEterna. . . AEL
24.7
Afton . . . . . . . AFF
3.5
AgnicoEag . AGE u0.02 0.2
AgriumInc . AGU u0.11 1.2 13.4

AgroPac A . . . API
AirCda . . . . . AC
AirCdaA . . . . . . .
AlarmForc . . . AF
11.7
AltaEnrg . . . . AEC 0.60
1.0 6.8
AltaEn pf . . . . . . . 2.12
7.8
Alcan . . . . . . AL u0.60 1.9 20.0

AlcatlCda . . AT p0.65 3.6
AldeaVis . . . . ALD
AlgomaSt . . . ALG
AlgPwr un . . APF p0.94

9.5 19.6
Aliant . . . . . AIT p0.90 2.9 21.0
Aliant pf . . . . . . . 1.36
5.5
AlCoucheB . ATD
23.0
Allbanc cap ABK
Allbanc pf . . . . . . v1.94
7.4
AllncAtlB . AAC
11.3
AllnceFrst . . . ALP
9.6
AltaGas . . . ALA p0.12 2.1 12.9
AltaRex . . . AXO
AltrnFuel . . . ATF
AmerIncmTrUSA 2.12 11.5 6.4

Amisco . . . . . IAC 0.20
4.1 6.3
Amisk A . . . AS 0.30 26.8
Amisk pf . . . . . . . 0.19
7.1
AndersnEx . AXL p0.16 0.4 8.3

AndresA . . ADW 0.64
4.9 11.6
Angiotec . . ANP
AnorMED . . AOM
Apex A . . . . . AXD
6.5
AsiaPcRs . . . APQ
Assante . . . LMS
AtlntsSys . . . AIQ
AtlasCld . . . FZR p0.94 9.4
Aur Res . . . . AUR
Aurado . . . . . AEO
Aurizon . . . . . ARZ
Avcorp . . . . AVP
Axcan . . . . AXP
36.7
Axia . . . . . . AXX
BSpltIIcs . . BXN
Vol
00s High
75
4
1
9
31
10
9
51
10
12
5
2
143
1205
109
167
16
2
1440
160
47
133
154
71
1565
160
10
14
620
41
385
20
390
60
2310
267
60
1329
78
22
1535
12
749
11
10
620
319
170
52
18
76
7
54
3
10
123
128
59
2
12
5
5371
18
58
231
567
95
10
119
367
153
500
121
26
147
24
23
79
135
307
120
45
200
80
50
40
100
0.40
0.35
1.49
0.20
0.26
0.21
0.30
0.37
0.32
0.20
-34.4
-30.0
-28.0
-25.9
-25.7
-25.0
-25.0
-24.5
-23.8
-23.1
Vol. 00s Cls. Chg.
Vol. 00s Cls. Chg.
CDNX
SAMSys Tech . . . . . . SMY

Cenosis . . . . . . . . . . . . . CE
TSO3. . . . . . . . . . . . . . TOS
Appalaches Rs. . . . . . APP
Innovium Cap . . . . . . . . IN
Advantage Link. . . . . AVK
Majescor Res. . . . . . . MAJ
Photochannel . . . . . . . PNI
ZAQ A. . . . . . . . . . . . . ZAQ
145
6
35
440
1482
1142
50
800
10
1.10
0.60
1.65
0.16
0.10
0.09
0.59
0.09
0.13
-0.20
-0.10
-0.05
-0.02
-0.02
-0.01
-0.01
-0.01
-0.01
Gold Canyon . . . . . . . GCU

CME Telemtrx . . . . . YME
Bioxel Pharma . . . . . . BIP
Shaw Comms A . . . SJR.A
Pyng Tech . . . . . . . . . PYT
BioMS Cap . . . . . . . . . MS
Chartwell Tech . . . . CWH
Coml Cnsldtrs . . . . . . CCZ
Muskox Mnrls. . . . . . MSK
Gastar Expl . . . . . . . . YGA
307 1.49
6 2.50
337 1.01
12 30.00
79 0.40
65 5.80
139 1.80
16 4.20
67 0.75
10 2.30
-0.58
-0.50
-0.29
-0.25
-0.21
-0.20
-0.20
-0.20
-0.20
-0.15
Rights, warrants, units and debentures excluded. Securities must trade a minimum of 500 shares. Minimum price level is 25 for ME and CDNX and
$1 for all other exchanges. For % losers, stocks must start at the minimum price level or above; for % gainers and most actives, stocks must close at
minimum price level or above. u US$, net change based on C$ equivalent. Data supplied by CGI.
Low Close
Net
chg
n14.75 2.00
5.85 2.50
12.50 7.05
2.30 0.56
29.00 20.80
8.00 5.00
35.00 26.75
26.65 24.37
1.44 0.60
16.00 9.50
8.39 2.26
38.25 18.00
13.40 8.50
13.54 10.00
8.70 3.50
4.19 1.77
48.25 42.00
54.00 34.50
17.25 5.60
39.50 17.50
14.25 5.00
17.70 10.90
8.75 6.45
n26.25 24.50
x15.85 10.60
c48.72 3.68
6.65 5.30
18.70 12.10
n 1.45 0.36
n12.55 8.45
1.95 0.35
5.50 2.57
14.10 7.00
1.48 0.90
17.10 7.30
22.10 13.20
1.55 0.04
17.85 6.00
15.65 4.75
1.50 0.72
78.45 51.66
28.50 25.00
73.88 41.95
118.0018.00
0.68 0.16
1.33 0.215
10.74 8.50
39.50 29.51
n25.45 24.30
s 19.65 9.50
53.11 37.00
26.97 25.00
27.50 13.75
26.20 13.25
8.00 4.50
c 4.02 1.15
n 1.09 0.36
22.75 18.50
6.75 4.35
2.82 1.12
2.90 1.90
39.80 24.60
14.00 10.00
99.90 53.44
22.00 3.50
2.54 1.54
1.42 0.45
7.80 3.75
c 5.20 1.01
10.80 7.35
3.35 1.75
0.27 0.06
0.79 0.21
1.98 0.80
18.40 12.50
7.70 1.00
25.60 16.25
+0.20
+0.15
+0.10
+0.09
+0.08
+0.06
+0.06
+0.05
+0.05
+0.05
Vol. 00s Cls. Chg.
S TO C K
2.60
3.02
10.90
1.75
25.00
5.85
30.00
25.56
0.62
12.90
8.05
18.50
10.40
11.88
4.21
2.31
45.25
47.50
13.40
18.59
10.25
16.15
7.73
24.90
11.85
4.02
6.25
16.40
0.52
8.85
0.42
4.25
7.80
1.01
17.10
16.00
0.55
6.30
4.91
1.03
60.00
27.45
53.45
20.00
0.19
0.29
10.10
32.60
25.15
18.90
49.50
26.15
16.07
24.25
5.80
2.70
0.39
19.95
4.88
1.12
2.75
39.77
13.35
57.50
4.35
2.53
0.48
7.00
1.10
10.65
2.55
0.07
0.28
1.80
17.50
1.07
18.00
2.50
3.02
10.90
1.70
23.00
5.85
28.75
25.30
0.62
12.10
8.05
18.50
10.02
11.71
3.50
2.22
44.75
47.50
12.00
17.50
10.25
15.62
7.60
24.50
11.11
3.94
6.25
16.16
0.50
8.71
0.35
4.25
7.28
1.00
16.25
14.00
0.55
6.00
4.76
1.03
57.55
27.36
49.75
18.00
0.19
0.25
10.00
30.60
25.00
18.41
45.00
26.15
13.75
23.50
5.80
2.50
0.37
18.50
4.88
1.12
2.75
37.26
13.25
54.00
4.25
2.53
0.48
7.00
1.01
9.70
2.40
0.07
0.26
1.70
15.01
1.07
17.25
2.50
3.02
10.90
1.70
23.00
5.85
28.75
25.30
0.62
12.10
8.05
18.50
10.38
11.76
3.50
2.22
45.00
47.50
12.05
17.50
10.25
15.62
7.60
24.50
11.12
4.02
6.25
16.16
0.52
8.71
0.35
4.25
7.40
1.01
16.65
14.21
0.55
6.00
4.76
1.03
58.65
27.36
50.75
18.00
0.19
0.25
10.00
30.90
25.00
18.41
46.50
26.15
14.00
23.50
5.80
2.50
0.39
18.50
4.88
1.12
2.75
37.50
13.25
54.00
4.25
2.53
0.48
7.00
1.01
10.00
2.50
0.07
0.28
1.70
15.50
1.07
18.00
-0.20
+0.02
-0.20
-2.00
+0.05
-0.75
-0.55
-0.06
-0.50
+0.03
-0.50
+0.38
+0.07
-0.71
-0.18
-0.02
-0.40
-1.35
-1.34
-0.53
-0.05
-0.50
-0.76
+0.05
+0.55
-0.34
-0.01
-0.08
-0.09
-0.05
-0.40
+0.01
+1.12
-1.34
-0.05
-0.40
-0.24
-0.02
+1.18
-0.43
-2.70
-2.16
-0.02
-0.14
-1.99
-0.20
-0.09
-3.90
-0.05
-2.15
-0.75
-0.42
-0.20
-0.01
-1.45
+0.08
-0.09
+0.01
-2.27
-0.05
-3.46
-0.08
-0.02
-0.60
-0.10
+0.02
-0.10
-2.15
-0.11
-1.80
52W 52W
high low Stock
35.45 27.25
85.95 20.52
45.00 33.55
26.30 25.10
n27.10 25.25
25.50 24.25
s 13.50 8.00
n25.49 25.10
10.85 8.10
18.25 12.65
11.00 5.50
2.05 0.70
16.50 1.10
179.7524.05
1.27 0.20
s 44.40 31.23
25.20 22.00
25.35 23.55
50.50 37.30
27.00 25.50
27.95 26.25
27.95 26.50
28.00 26.50
24.50 21.75
29.65 18.70
4.20 0.82
1.07 0.20
16.70 5.99
4.96 2.00
n25.35 24.50
n25.63 24.95
41.00 7.05
119.95 88.00
n20.00 4.25
0.75 0.30
6.20 3.00
1.60 0.85
2.59 0.95
4.35 0.40
19.00 7.12
4.20 2.18
7.65 1.00
s74.50 45.80
1.75 0.69
0.195 0.065
0.38 0.11
13.00 9.50
1.68 0.25
26.35 18.21
26.25 18.25
34.75 21.75
n5.20 2.35
11.95 4.86
1.85 0.71
89.25 65.00
11.80 3.15
0.85 0.06
8.75 5.05
0.17 0.015
29.04 17.55
25.00 22.60
3.00 0.45
n 3.65 0.04
31.90 20.25
3.75 3.00
7.25 1.75
n 2.44 1.25
n10.05 9.71
52W 52W
high low Stock
Ticker
Div
Yield
%
P/E
BC Gas . . . . . BCG
BCE Emerg . IFM
BCE Inc . . . . BCE
BCEpfP . . . . . . . .
BCEpfR . . . . . . . .
BCEpfS . . . . . . . .
BMTC A . . . GBT
BNNSpltpfd . BNA
BPI Glb un . . . BOI
BPO Pptys . . BPP
BW Techs . . BWT
BadgerDay . . BAD
BakBone . . BKB
BallrdPwr . BLD
Band-Ore . . . BAN
Bk Mtl . . . . . BMO
BkMtl5Bpf . . . . . .
BkMtl6pf . . . . . . .
BkofNS . . . . . BNS
BkNS6pf . . . . . . .
BkNS7pf . . . . . . .
BkNS8pf . . . . . . .
BkNS9pf . . . . . . .
BkNS12pf . . . . . .
Barrick. . . . ABX
Basis100 . . BAS
Battery . . . . . BTI
Baytex . . . . . BTE
BelAirEgy . . . BEC
Bell17pf . . . . . BC
Bell19pf . . . . . . . .
BellCdaInt . . . BI
BellCda db . . . . .
Belzberg . . . . BLZ
BemaGld . . . BGO
BennettEn . . BEV
BestPac . . . . BPG
Bestar . . . . BES
Bid.Com . . . . . BII
Biomira . . . . BRA
Bioniche . . BNC
Bioscrypt . . BYT
Biovail . . . . BVF
Bitech . . . . . . BPU
BlHawk . . . . BHK
BlkSwan . . . BSW
Boardwalk . . . BEI
Boliden . . . . . BOL
BombrdrA BBD
BombrdrB . . . .
Bonavsta . . . BNP
BoomrgTrkBMG
BoralexA . . . . BLX
BowVlyEn . BVX
BowtrCda . BWX
Bracknell . . BRK
Brainium . . . BNU
BrmptnBrA . BBL
Brandslt . . . . BNT
BrascanA . BNN
Brascn8pf . . . . . .
Breakwtr . . . BWR
BrdgPoint . . BDG
Brookfld . . BPO
BuhlerInd . . . BUI
Burntsand . BRT
Bushmills . BSH
BusDvNas3 . BDB
1.32
1.20
1.60
1.54
1.32
0.20
1.56
p0.18
1.12
1.32
1.18
1.36
1.78
1.77
1.75
1.68
1.31
u0.22
1.31
1.38
p0.05
0.18
0.18
u0.80
1.00
1.56
u0.40
0.10
3.9
3.2
6.2
6.0
5.3
1.6
6.2
2.1
2.8
5.5
4.7
2.9
6.8
6.6
6.4
6.2
5.5
1.2
5.3
5.5
0.4
1.0
1.0
1.8
4.0
6.4
2.3
2.9
13.3
22.1
8.0
7.8
17.9
11.2
11.9
10.7
4.1
0.8
6.4
10.7
55.9
19.8
4.8
27.1
23.7
23.4
7.1
25.0
25.0
6.8
13.1
4.0
7.9
12.5
13.9
9.4
C-MAC . . . CMS
CAE . . . . . . CAE
CCL A . . . . . . CCL
CCL B . . . . . . . .
CGI A . . . . . GIB
CHC A . . . . . FLY
CI Fund . . . . CIX
COM DEV . CDV
CP Ships . . TEU
0.12
0.27
0.32
p0.11
0.04
1.0
2.3
2.9
0.6
0.4
Vol
00s High
Low Close
Net
chg
33.65
27.00
37.75
25.80
25.60
24.91
12.75
25.25
8.53
18.00
10.41
1.25
1.10
24.50
0.41
40.36
24.25
25.15
47.60
26.32
26.72
27.25
27.36
23.75
27.70
2.11
0.20
7.15
2.60
25.00
25.42
7.05
89.00
4.95
0.50
5.20
1.15
1.07
0.47
7.75
2.20
1.00
66.50
1.55
0.15
0.21
12.00
0.27
18.75
18.50
24.75
2.35
6.75
1.25
70.00
3.15
0.09
7.40
0.02
25.00
24.50
0.55
0.18
27.00
3.40
1.85
2.40
9.83
-0.86
-2.75
-0.95
+0.05
-0.45
-0.25
-0.10
-0.13
-0.29
-0.05
-0.25
-2.60
-0.11
-1.81
-0.05
-1.90
-0.12
-0.02
+2.50
-0.60
-0.03
+0.02
-0.01
-0.10
-0.08
-0.81
-4.00
-0.05
+0.02
-0.13
-0.02
-0.27
-0.30
-3.55
+0.02
+0.01
-0.28
-1.30
-1.52
+0.70
-0.25
-0.20
-0.30
-0.20
-3.10
+0.05
-0.04
-2.65
-0.10
-0.22
+0.30
+0.01
15.6 634 31.30 27.00 27.85

18.3 2120 12.71 11.50 11.80
28.6
4 12.00 12.00 12.00
23.0
46 12.44 11.05 11.05
49.4 2143 8.50 7.80 7.90
16.0
61 17.50 16.95 16.95
1940 11.25 9.00 10.50
761 2.50 2.25 2.26
609 14.05 12.60 12.85
-4.20
-0.95
-0.90
-1.45
-0.72
-0.55
-0.75
-0.14
-1.15
41
436
6635
10
22
7
26
206
120
z60
26
316
439
1279
100
7345
31
5
7352
4
4
13
7
35
14234
783
602
214
114
27
2
213
4
6
2535
35
10
25
103
217
182
193
634
27
1210
50
38
100
166
11789
26
39
28
554
z51
172
40
20
500
1147
10
739
2841
4030
7
195
174
71
34.70
29.00
38.60
25.80
26.00
24.91
12.75
25.40
8.65
18.00
10.70
1.30
1.30
28.25
0.48
41.90
24.38
25.15
49.30
26.32
26.72
27.25
27.36
23.75
28.59
2.70
0.24
7.35
2.70
25.10
25.42
7.93
93.00
5.00
0.51
5.20
1.15
1.07
0.47
7.77
2.35
1.20
70.95
1.55
0.15
0.21
12.10
0.27
20.00
20.00
25.00
2.51
7.00
1.60
70.00
3.35
0.09
7.40
0.02
28.10
24.50
0.55
0.225
29.45
3.40
2.05
2.44
9.83
33.65
26.57
36.05
25.80
25.60
24.91
12.75
25.25
8.53
18.00
10.41
1.25
1.10
24.05
0.41
38.00
24.25
25.15
46.25
26.32
26.72
27.25
27.36
23.74
26.70
2.05
0.20
7.05
2.60
25.00
25.42
7.05
89.00
4.95
0.49
5.19
1.15
1.07
0.46
7.50
2.18
1.00
64.05
1.55
0.13
0.21
12.00
0.27
18.21
18.25
24.50
2.35
6.75
1.25
70.00
3.15
0.09
7.40
0.02
24.80
24.50
0.47
0.155
26.00
3.40
1.85
2.40
9.83
C
113.5027.00
s15.45 8.88
13.30 7.05
13.11 6.75
12.20 5.01
23.25 7.85
s17.20 9.00
22.20 1.93
n17.8512.60
52W
high
14.95 12.10
n108.00 99.00
24.10 21.80
29.45 24.70
3.90 2.00
5.70 1.55
7.25 3.57
2.90 1.40
0.09 0.03
7.10 2.40
3.20 0.65
2.45 0.36
n87.70 43.36
0.95 0.36
43.00 19.50
1.14 0.35
51.61 36.50
47.91 32.05
12.70 6.10
8.39 7.00
2.25 1.00
14.10 11.15
7.52 4.25
4.58 2.10
10:00
11:00
12:00
1:00
2:00
3:00
7237.80
457.95
444.03
426.53
508.94
clsd
clsd
clsd
clsd
clsd
7168.78
455.38
434.23
417.63
497.60
7048.80
443.91
427.46
411.06
490.85
7048.80
443.91
427.46
411.06
490.85
7048.80
443.91
427.46
411.06
490.85
7048.80
443.91
427.46
411.06
490.85
7048.80
443.91
427.46
411.06
490.85
Volume
00s
Previous
day 00s
420678
7022
108096
clsd
clsd
clsd
1130897
7864
282751
12487755
693143
15992990
52W
low
Close Prev day Wk ago Mth ago

7048.80
443.91
427.46
411.06
490.85
7344.70
460.72
445.64
427.80
510.71
9605.51
2676.49
335.48
1092.54
1365.39
Yr ago
7462.03 7644.72 10682.13

469.12
492.09
541.51
452.62
462.24
666.34
434.85
442.36
643.69
518.49
524.76
593.01
9997.49 10416.25 11195.49
2835.65 2860.77 2691.22
342.35
346.40
395.63
1132.94 1190.16 1487.85
1424.12 1617.45 3706.74
D I A R I E S
Adv.
Adv. vol
00s
Dec.
Dec. vol
00s
Unch.
Issues
traded
New
highs
New
lows
161
1
54
126346
5
15058
621
10
154
279707
4112
46544
153
12
130
935
23
338
15
nil
3
98
2
22
N O R T H
A M E R I C A N
Index
%
Yield
I N D E X E S
P/E
Vol 00s
High
Low
Close
1.78
1.87
1.94
1.13
0.95
0.86
1.15
0.70
0.47
2.76
0.48
0.96
4.83
1.13
0.74
0.06
1.04
3.08
0.32
0.99
0.96
0.32
1.44
n.m.
2.38
1.47
1.07
4.13
3.55
3.41
4.11
1.22
1.24
0.14
2.15
0.93
1.00
0.85
1.99
1.05
0.49
2.38
2.85
1.64
1.30
2.82
1.59
1.29
0.93
1.90
1.26
1.23
2.75
0.88
n.a.
n.a.
1.87
-85.90
-5.19
-4.86
-19.63
-21.31
8.38
10.90
7.01
10.98
9.86
41.23
24.32
11.92
19.88
31.94
74.60
-2.99
-77.69
66.54
22.19
-1.15
14.18
13.19
-9.86
7.71
13.69
24.01
13.01
36.58
60.19
14.09
19.33
27.92
n.m.
10.77
17.09
15.82
16.36
10.60
16.08
45.77
14.61
13.53
26.05
16.98
13.02
7.96
18.97
-11.72
-549.71
12.71
-4.05
15.18
19.27
n.a.
n.a.
40.45
311055
7945
7737
208
75975
39257
12061
25083
2114
3191
8434
99
6
433
230
7666
70957
991
2497
12304
41376
296
846
12311
335
5476
2484
3231
13030
11948
1083
3060
153
765
2142
3028
70
1452
379
645
482
69534
57375
3517
7700
942
5452
311055
78209
232845
84342
58252
85120
5131
206770
183551
173932
7237.80
3825.37
4048.00
2319.14
5323.44
9225.08
15332.76
7776.93
2641.37
4792.82
15652.14
6122.97
62013.83
10641.81
1222.42
2364.66
3173.71
872.37
3400.31
1297.93
8506.22
5228.07
5453.95
1005.98
16737.68
2571.28
6043.36
6360.45
12414.34
12379.16
6532.93
16468.95
11461.07
33377.45
17851.42
6209.67
11339.11
31709.31
999.49
1570.11
31090.55
10911.49
12031.90
21655.41
9939.36
3203.30
13615.96
n.a.
459.64
444.04
328.13
320.45
948.76
484.25
427.80
1117.35
510.04
7048.80
3734.02
3952.29
2257.86
5025.86
9181.25
15119.55
7687.37
2613.13
4587.64
15004.09
6009.58
61517.72
9697.63
1186.15
2273.63
3016.42
855.72
3208.73
1223.67
7950.75
4981.93
5353.30
948.98
16478.86
2540.30
5835.47
6218.53
12073.77
11981.38
6478.96
16133.03
11273.75
32546.09
17528.49
5963.77
11107.70
30653.98
963.97
1498.20
28321.40
10474.73
11590.44
20441.61
9416.26
3033.17
12381.85
n.a.
443.91
425.71
323.56
296.52
897.59
463.82
409.35
1066.52
489.65
7048.80
3734.02
3952.29
2257.86
5250.72
9181.25
15332.76
7687.37
2613.13
4587.64
15024.92
6009.58
61517.72
9794.41
1186.15
2280.78
3016.42
864.69
3208.73
1227.17
7950.75
4985.63
5420.19
948.98
16478.86
2552.86
5835.47
6218.53
12329.44
12288.31
6501.57
16133.03
11273.75
32546.09
17542.80
5963.77
11339.11
30653.98
963.97
1498.20
28321.40
10655.45
11881.27
20558.67
9517.13
3033.17
12381.85
137.19
443.91
427.46
325.29
296.60
912.98
464.30
411.06
1072.22
490.85
-295.90
-166.96
-181.74
-69.63
+343.31
+182.76
+569.33
+66.38
+24.53
-258.14
-976.74
-127.49
-496.11
-1030.95
-47.47
-149.79
-240.69
-17.38
-184.34
-100.69
-823.09
-359.21
-326.95
-66.67
-561.51
-108.29
-327.72
-239.33
-352.69
-415.08
-49.15
-638.85
-254.40
-1375.81
-716.10
-322.96
-83.09
-1439.76
-52.70
-88.74
-2862.92
-534.73
-477.23
-1147.56
-693.70
-171.55
-1285.76
-5.66
-16.81
-18.18
+3.69
-26.08
-41.84
-23.05
-16.74
-45.33
-19.86
-4.0
-4.3
-4.4
-3.0
+7.0
+2.0
+3.9
+0.9
+0.9
-5.3
-6.1
-2.1
-0.8
-9.5
-3.8
-6.2
-7.4
-2.0
-5.4
-7.6
-9.4
-6.7
-5.7
-6.6
-3.3
-4.1
-5.3
-3.7
-2.8
-3.3
-0.8
-3.8
-2.2
-4.1
-3.9
-5.1
-0.7
-4.5
-5.2
-5.6
-9.2
-4.8
-3.9
-5.3
-6.8
-5.4
-9.4
-4.0
-3.6
-4.1
+1.1
-8.1
-4.4
-4.7
-3.9
-4.1
-3.9
1598.13
1601.86
1598.14
-22.26
-13.33
-12.54
-1.4
-0.8
-0.8
2938.61
7404.68
6122.22
1591.03
-41.84
-73.04
-77.08
-37.61
-1.4
-1.0
-1.2
-2.3
Vol
00s High
Low Close
Net
chg
97 0.87 0.84 0.84

1401 0.06 0.06 0.06
48 32.00 31.50 31.50

22.4
25 8.90 8.75 8.75
16.5
96 9.25 9.07 9.25
5.5 1579 36.45 35.15 36.20
15.4
178 2.10 1.95 2.00
12.2 10126 55.50 53.00 53.75
20 26.00 26.00 26.00
5 26.60 26.60 26.60
15 25.00 24.90 25.00
24 26.65 26.65 26.65
2 26.75 26.75 26.75

18.9 658 66.18 62.52 62.60
5.9 2037 48.35 46.51 48.05
10.2
232 40.50 39.51 40.00
7.7 3306 60.00 53.00 53.00
31 26.09 26.09 26.09

702 28.59 24.00 24.30
13.7
76 13.00 12.85 12.85
3.3
335 10.80 10.40 10.80
25.5
61 1.58 1.53 1.53
11.2 378 24.25 22.45 22.45
14.0
28 51.90 51.35 51.40
-0.03
-0.01
-1.70
+0.15
+0.17
+1.20
+0.01
-2.45
+0.15
-0.35
-3.57
+2.11
+0.80
-5.84
-3.72
-0.15
+0.31
-0.02
-2.00
-0.19
Net
%
change change
TORONTO STOCK EXCHANGE

11128.84
5104.44
5478.80
2663.58
5463.38
9859.87
15332.76
8471.68
4158.12
5395.21
18632.39
6197.74
64246.33
11171.16
1450.31
3254.95
14297.84
1043.03
10402.28
1718.17
72681.51
5887.91
6561.16
3216.74
20454.46
2783.11
6818.84
6512.63
16289.41
17325.54
7302.63
21645.52
15918.01
45265.64
22216.31
6581.88
12183.35
32634.30
1439.31
1687.87
37611.82
11624.10
12798.86
25085.97
10919.57
3227.74
14713.76
171.04
551.53
697.27
362.04
1168.36
996.14
562.51
674.66
1933.20
610.98
7048.80
3206.56
3476.88
1399.28
3469.45
7194.57
10994.23
6141.26
2561.17
3931.95
14096.09
4652.17
40184.96
6256.52
979.68
2184.40
3016.42
683.09
3208.73
1223.67
7950.75
3406.09
4615.97
948.98
11754.25
2092.64
4574.41
4791.50
12073.77
11981.38
5274.83
16029.98
10379.31
31617.80
17528.49
5043.39
6316.47
22560.33
963.97
997.12
28321.40
8987.26
9946.15
19942.59
7536.07
2323.26
10033.53
137.19
443.91
425.71
266.14
296.52
801.72
434.15
409.35
1066.52
489.65
TSE 300
Metals & Minerals
Integrated Mines
Mining
Gold & Precious Mnrl
Oil & Gas
Integrated Oils
Oil & Gas Producers
Oil & Gas Services
Paper & Forest Prods
Consumer Products
Food Processing
Tobacco
Breweries, Beverages
Household Goods
Biotchnlgy Phrmctcls
Industrial Products
Steels
Fabricating & Engr
Transportation Equip
Technology Hardware
Building Materials
Chemicals & Fertlzrs
Technology Software
Autos & Parts
Real Estate
Transn & Envrnmtl
Pipelines
Utilities
Telephone Utilities
Gas & Electric Utils
Communs & Media
Broadcasting
Cable & Entmt
Publishing & Prtg
Merchandising
Wholesale Distrs
Food Stores
Department Stores
Specialty Stores
Hospitality
Financial Services
Banks & Trusts
Investment Companies
Insurance
Financial Mgmt Cos
Conglomerates
TSE 300 Unweighted
TSE 200
TSE 100
Resource
Industrial
Interest Sensitive
Consumer
S&P/TSE 60
DJ Canada 40
Toronto 35
FINANCIAL POST
2001.78
1835.19
1716.83
1598.13
1601.86
1579.70
FPX Growth
FPX Balanced
FPX Income
CANADIAN VENTURE EXCHANGE

3700.97
7620.49
7631.71
4634.06
E XC H A N G E
Figures supplied by CGI.
Ticker
3.85
0.95
0.18
0.49
1.50
0.36
0.68
0.27
1.05
0.17
LO S E R S
TO R O N TO
52W 52W
high low Stock
20
15
10
15
122
58
65
50
78
30
LO S E R S
MONTREAL
25 218.50 -18.50
63 87.01 -5.99
3306 53.00 -5.84
69 12.35 -5.35
12 68.00 -5.30
342 98.35 -5.15
5 26.00 -5.00
111 24.00 -4.85
634 27.85 -4.20
76 46.50 -3.90
Mentor Expl . . . . . . . . MV
Warnex. . . . . . . . . . . WNX
ebisdot.com . . . . . . . WGD
Vulcan Mnrls . . . . . . . VUL
Gemini Energy . . . . . . GNI
Con Envirowst . . . . . CWD
Sterling Res . . . . . . . . SLG
Andean Amern . . . . . AAG
Kinvara Vent . . . . . . . KIN
User Friendly . . . . . . UFM
CDNX
Cenosis . . . . . . . . . . . . . CE
Advantage Link. . . . . AVK
Photochannel . . . . . . . PNI
ZAQ A. . . . . . . . . . . . . ZAQ
TSO3. . . . . . . . . . . . . . TOS
Vol. 00s Cls. Chg.
TORONTO
+22.7
+22.5
+20.0
+18.8
+18.2
+10.0
+9.7
+8.6
+8.3
+7.5
CDNX
5
MONTREAL
Fairfax Finl . . . . . . . . . FFH

Potash Sask. . . . . . . . POT
Cdn Pacific. . . . . . . . . . CP
Lifeco Spl cs. . . . . . . . LSC
Four Seasons . . . . . . . FSH
Weston Geo . . . . . . . . WN
Siebel Janna . . . . . . . . SBL
Intrawest . . . . . . . . . . ITW
C-MAC Inds . . . . . . . CMS
Allbanc cap . . . . . . . . ABK
0.27
0.49
0.36
0.95
0.26
0.33
0.68
0.38
0.26
0.43
Toronto
Montreal
CDNX
New York
American
Nasdaq
Vol. 00s Cls. Chg.
Vol. 00s Cls. Chg.
B I G G E S T
50
15
58
15
50
3775
65
29
150
15
M A R K E T S
Open
M A R K E T
G A I N E R S
Calvalley A . . . . . . . CVI.A
Vol. 00s Cls. Chg.
-41.6
-35.5
-30.2
-28.2
-26.2
-25.7
-25.1
-24.8
-23.1
-22.5
Andean Amern . . . . . AAG

Vulcan Mnrls . . . . . . . VUL
Con Envirowst . . . . . CWD
Warnex. . . . . . . . . . . WNX
Sultan Mnrl . . . . . . . . SUL
Aventura Engy . . . . . AVR
Sterling Res . . . . . . . . SLG
OMNItech Cap . . . . . OMI
AMI Resources. . . . . AMU
Guyana Gldfld. . . . . . . YGI
Vol. 00s Cls. Chg.
B I G G E S T
60 4.00
22 1.00
69 12.35
1533 4.20
30 1.66
243 1.30
362 2.62
101 0.76
193 1.00
199 1.55
Vol. 00s Cls. Chg.
CDNX
Calvalley A . . . . . . . CVI.A
MONTREAL
SYN X Pharma . . . . . . SYY

Derlan Inds. . . . . . . . . DRL
Lifeco Spl cs. . . . . . . . LSC
Vasogen. . . . . . . . . . . VAS
Devlan Expl . . . . . . . . . DXI
PanGeo Pharma . . . . . PIL
Xplore Tchs . . . . . . . . XPL
Centrinity . . . . . . . . . . CTI
Bioscrypt . . . . . . . . . . BYT
CSI Wireless . . . . . . . CSY
3775 0.33 +0.03

2764 0.30 -0.06
660 0.29 -0.01
650 0.32 -0.01
626 0.65 -0.14
615 0.47 -0.06
600 0.39 -0.04
555 u0.50 +0.01
460 1.20 -0.04
360 0.50 +0.02
TSE 300
TSE 200
TSE 100
S&P/TSE 60
Toronto 35
DJ Inds
DJ Trans
DJ Utils
S&P 500
Nasdaq 100
G A I N E R S
Vol. 00s Cls. Chg.
iUnits Gold. . . . . . . . . XGD

158 36.55 +2.70
Barrick . . . . . . . . . . . . ABX 14234 27.70 +2.50
Suncor Energy . . . . . . . SU 3139 47.05 +2.13
Cdn Nat Res . . . . . . . CNQ 2037 48.05 +2.11
Petro-Canada . . . . . . PCA 4602 42.01 +2.11
Rio Alto Expl . . . . . . . RAX 1595 23.50 +2.00
PanCndn Enrg . . . . . . PCE 1534 45.50 +1.70
Shell Cda . . . . . . . . . . SHC
87 43.50 +1.50
PennWest Pete . . . . PWT
160 35.00 +1.49
Placer Dm . . . . . . . . . PDG 16658 18.60 +1.24
Aventura Engy . . . . . AVR

Poplar Res . . . . . . . . . PPX
Genoil Inc . . . . . . . . . GNO
Image Power . . . . . . . IPZ
Fuel Cell Tec . . . . . . . FCT
UniqueBroadbnd. . . . UBS
Int BrooksPet . . . . . . . IBP
Anatolia Mnrls . . . YMC.U
Leader Mng . . . . . . . LMN
Cubix Invts . . . . . . . . QBX
Vol. 00s Cls. Chg.
TO P
TORONTO
Celtic Mnrl . . . . . . . . . CME

Con Envirowst . . . . . . CWD
Mentor Expl . . . . . . . . . MV
1482
828
617
440
145
100
100
60
50
35
MONTREAL
Andromed . . . . . . . . . . . AD
Innovium Cap. . . . . . . . . IN
CDNX
Vol. 00s Cls. Chg.
Miramar Mng . . . . . . MAE

244 1.15
Ecopia BioSc . . . . . . . . EIA
28 1.60
Gold Reserve A . . . GLR.A
140 1.40
Kinross Gold . . . . . . . . . . K 26623 1.55
BushmillsEnrg . . . . . . BSH
174 2.40
Pan-Ocean B . . . . . POC.B
150 2.11
NovaGold Res . . . . . . . NRI
559 1.68
Magnotta Wine . . . . MGN
5 1.34
Haemacure . . . . . . . . HAE
14 1.10
Barrick . . . . . . . . . . . . ABX 14234 27.70
H O U R LY
Vol. 00s Cls. Chg.
CDNX
nStein Tech. . . . . . . . . EIN
Limtech Techs . . . . . . LTC
Arena Gold Rs . . . . . . ARN
Grilli Ppty. . . . . . . . . . . GG
Dynacor Mines . . . . . DYN
TSO3. . . . . . . . . . . . . . TOS
TO P
Low
High
0 9. 1 1 . 0 1
Vol. 00s Cls. Chg.
MONTREAL
Nortel Networks . . . . . NT
Kinross Gold . . . . . . . . . . K
Placer Dm . . . . . . . . . PDG
T-D Bank. . . . . . . . . . . . TD
Barrick . . . . . . . . . . . . ABX
Bombard B . . . . . . . BBD.B
Natl Bank . . . . . . . . . . . NA
CIBC. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . CM
Bank of NS. . . . . . . . . BNS
Bank of Mtl. . . . . . . . BMO
C21
2668.43
4399.60
3959.47
1589.33
CDNX Index
Mining
Oil & Gas
Technology
2979.95
7490.30
6199.73
1627.43
2938.61
7404.68
6122.22
1589.33
0 9. 1 1 . 0 1
Ticker
Div
Yield
%
P/E
CPL LT un . . . CPL
CPL dbA . . . . . . .
CRS 2 un . . . CWO
CRS 3 un. . . . CTS
CRS Robot . ROB
CSI Wrlss . . CSY
CbleSatis . CSQ
CaldwellA . CWL
Caledonia . . . CAL
CalianTech . . CTY
CallNet . . . . . . CN
CallNetB . . . . . .
CalpnHldg . . CPX
Cambior . . . . CBJ
Cameco . . . . CCO
CampbllRs . . CCH
CanBncA . . . XCN
CdaLifFin . . . CL
Cda 3000 . . . CCC
CdaTr un . . . CNN
CanadexRs CDX
CdnApt . . . . . CAR
CdnCrude . . CCR
Cdn 88 En . . . EEE
p1.58
p0.09
0.50
p0.50
p0.51
p0.57
p1.05
11.5
6.2
1.4
1.0
1.2
7.1
7.8
32.9
33.8
11.2
0.7
3.2
16.3
6.4
14.4
5.2
14.3
5.1
21.3
Vol
00s High
61
9
13
37
98
199
10
10
100
9
73
100
2
1504
55
z300
20
851
24
10
54
116
1
268
13.80
105.45
24.05
29.35
3.00
1.90
3.76
1.45
0.06
2.40
0.74
0.51
44.00
0.74
37.45
0.49
48.75
44.40
6.41
8.00
1.75
13.81
6.60
2.60
Low Close
Net
chg
13.70 13.70 -0.13

104.50 104.50 -0.80
24.05 24.05
29.25 29.25 -0.10

2.70 2.70 -0.25
1.55 1.55 -0.45
3.76 3.76 -0.24
1.45 1.45 -0.01
0.06 0.06 +0.01
2.40 2.40 -0.10
0.72 0.72
0.51 0.51
44.00 44.00 -1.33

0.63 0.72 +0.08
36.00 36.25 -1.20
0.49 0.49
48.00 48.00 -1.95

40.00 41.89 -2.76
6.35 6.35 -0.05
8.00 8.00
1.55 1.55 -0.20

13.50 13.50 -0.39
6.60 6.60 -0.10
2.51 2.55 -0.03
52W 52W
high low Stock
0.99 0.34
n0.065 0.04
n37.25 26.00
12.20 8.50
9.95 8.30
46.00 29.25
3.45 1.65
57.15 42.25
n26.25 24.50
26.95 25.30
25.00 22.75
27.40 25.96
27.25 24.45
71.35 40.55
56.20 37.25
41.95 28.25
66.95 37.80
26.50 23.20
n34.0024.00
13.20 10.50
11.00 8.45
n 1.80 1.46
28.20 15.05
56.05 38.75
Ticker
Div
Yield
%
CdnExprs . . . CXE
CdnExprs rt. . . . .
CdnFinNT . CFC
CdnGenInv . . CGI
CdnHotel . . . HOT
CdnHntr . . . . HTR
CdnHydro . . KHD
CIBC . . . . . . . CM
CIBC23pf . . . . . . .
CIBC14pf . . . . . . .
CIBC18pf . . . . . . .
CIBC21pf . . . . . . .
CIBC16pf*. . . . . .
CN Rail . . . CNR
CdnNatRes . CNQ
CdnOilSnd . . COS
CP Ltd . . . . . CP
CP5.65%pf . . . . .
CdnPacRail CPZ
Cdn REIT . . . . REF
CdnRsInm2. . RTR
CdnSupEn . . SNG
CdnTireA . CTR
CdnUtilA . . . . CU
p0.07
p2.24
p1.20
1.48
1.32
1.48
1.37
1.50
u1.41
0.78
0.40
p3.80
0.56
1.41
p1.17
p1.33
0.40
1.88
0.2
25.6
13.0
2.8
5.1
5.6
5.5
5.6
5.3
1.2
0.8
9.5
1.1
5.4
9.1
12.3
1.8
3.7
P/E
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52W 52W
high low Stock
TORONTO CONTINUED
52W 52W
high low Stock
54.20 38.80
30.50 21.60
108.00 92.50
10.00 6.75
12.60 7.65
9.75 5.40
0.74 0.36
21.90 10.50
21.85 10.25
6.52 3.97
13.50 10.30
9.00 6.05
0.70 0.14
1.40 0.43
4.90 0.36
128.0037.55
31.75 0.46
5.45 4.20
97.00 80.00
85.00 60.00
40.00 0.76
1.03 0.51
69.45 2.33
4.20 0.40
n11.40 10.00
10.95 2.50
3.49 1.50
8.50 2.00
1.70 0.89
4.70 2.00
10.20 7.40
n26.95 24.70
n28.20 24.05
49.60 33.75
27.25 26.00
10.20 6.25
0.88 0.415
7.00 5.06
68.00 61.55
11.30 4.05
45.20 24.25
45.75 21.02
23.00 6.15
73.10 20.63
11.50 9.75
3.19 1.18
6.19 2.75
8.70 5.20
1.50 0.55
n 9.00 5.00
4.57 3.33
c 5.50 0.13
0.97 0.36
2.55 0.70
67.50 45.10
10.75 2.20
2.70 1.25
45.50 27.23
18.85 13.50
23.85 7.75
5.50 2.25
52.75 22.40
28.30 26.25
46.10 11.05
3.45 0.99
13.50 0.37
6.20 2.12
n 4.00 2.70
1.95
35.70
15.00
25.85
24.25
23.90
n 4.68
6.50
16.95
10.55
110.00
17.00
0.25
10.05
10.50
4.05
15.05
15.75
2.35
1.35
14.75
1.53
74.00
11.70
Div
Yield
%
CdnUtilB . . . . . . .
CdnWstBk . CWB
CdnW5.5db . . . . .
CanManA CAM
Canfor . . . . . CFP
Cangene . . . . CNJ
Canmine . . . CMR
CanWestA . CGS
CanWestS . . . . .
CaraA . . . . . CAO
CaribUtilA* . CUP
Cascades . . . CAS
Cassiar . . . . . CIR
CavellEgy . . . KVL
CedaraSft . . CDE
Celestica . CLS
Cell Loc . . . . CLQ
CentFundA . CEF
Cntrfd8.5 . . . CFE
Cntrfd7.25 . . . . . .
Centrnty . . . . CTI
CentrnEgy . . CUX
Certicom . . . . CIC
ChaptOnln . . COL
Chemtr un . . CHE
ChromosMl . CHR
Churchill . . . CUQ
Cinram . . . . CRW
CircaEntp. . . CTO
CirctWrld . . CCW
Citadel un . . CTD
CitdHYTES . . CHF
Citadl S1 . . . . SDL
Clarica . . . . CLI
Clarica A . . . . . . .
Clarke . . . . . . CKI
Claude . . . . . CRJ
ClubLink . . . . LNK
ClubLk6db . . . . . .
Co-Steel . . . . CEI
CogecoCbl . CCA
COGECO . . CGO
Cogcase . . . COG
Cognos . . . . . CSN
Cominr un . . CUF
ComdDrill. . . CDZ
Compton . . . CMT
Concert . . . CNG
ConcrdPac . . CPN
ConjuChem . . CJC
Conoco pf . . CNK
ConorPac . . . CPA
CntlHome . . CHT
CoolBrand COB
CorbyA . . . . . CDL
Corel . . . . . COR
CornerBay . . BAY
Corus Ent . . CJR
Cossette. . . KOS
Cott . . . . . . BCB
Counsel . . . CXS
CreoProds . . CRE
CrownLfpf . . CLA
Cryptlogic . CRY
Crystallex . . KRY
Cyberplx . . . . . CX
Cygnal . . . . . CYN
Cymat . . . . . CYM
1.88
0.36
p0.16
p0.26
0.30
0.30
0.16
u0.58
0.12
u0.01
p0.13
0.08
p1.17
p0.78
p1.91
0.76
1.62
p0.30
p0.20
p0.03
0.21
p1.06
f0.24
2.00
2.50
3.6
1.3
2.0
2.7
2.3
2.4
2.5
4.8
1.5
0.3
1.2
2.0
12.1
3.0
7.0
1.7
6.0
4.5
4.0
0.1
1.0
9.6
5.5
3.1
9.1
Low Close
Net
chg
14.1
4 51.75 51.30 51.75
10.4
35 29.10 28.00 28.01
2 105.00 105.00 105.00

5.5 136 9.23 8.15 8.15
12.2
188 10.25 9.50 9.72
54.5
5 6.00 6.00 6.00
401 0.41 0.41 0.41

43.0
44 12.90 12.90 12.90
41.3
64 12.80 12.40 12.40
5.8
4 6.45 6.45 6.45
15.2
2 12.00 12.00 12.00
5.7
293 8.10 7.90 7.90
35 0.15 0.15 0.15

2.5
55 0.90 0.90 0.90
30 0.58 0.58 0.58

26.1 2567 43.50 39.75 40.00
76 0.50 0.46 0.49
50 5.00 5.00 5.00
3 94.25 94.00 94.00
2 81.50 81.26 81.26
101 1.01 0.76 0.76

4.3
70 0.58 0.58 0.58
1175 3.15 2.56 2.89
z400 0.75 0.75 0.75
1155 11.20 10.85 11.00
7 2.65 2.50 2.50

4.3
34 3.01 3.00 3.00
101 4.04 4.00 4.00

4.8
50 0.97 0.96 0.96
5.1
66 2.00 2.00 2.00
3.3
11 9.70 9.70 9.70
44 26.19 25.61 25.65
4 27.25 27.25 27.25

15.7 388 47.00 37.81 44.00
12 26.90 26.90 26.90

7.8
40 6.70 6.70 6.70
14 0.53 0.53 0.53

35.3
38 5.70 5.65 5.65
2 65.05 65.05 65.05
2 4.99 4.99 4.99
87 25.65 24.75 24.75

5.0
6 22.10 21.02 21.02
161 6.81 6.70 6.71

29.8
47 21.59 20.90 21.00
10.9
6 11.23 11.10 11.10
6.3
617 3.00 2.90 3.00
5.3
515 3.65 3.54 3.60
18.1
33 8.00 7.80 7.80
6.7
17 1.30 1.30 1.30
10 6.00 6.00 6.00
z88 4.36 4.36 4.36

z200 0.10 0.10 0.10
10.5
40 0.84 0.84 0.84
24.3 239 2.00 1.70 1.70
18.5
16 64.50 64.50 64.50
446 3.88 3.30 3.30
28 1.38 1.36 1.38

9.2
z39 32.00 31.50 31.50
24.1
7 13.75 13.75 13.75
25.6 115 21.25 18.40 18.40
15 3.34 3.01 3.01
3 24.61 24.60 24.60
2 27.41 27.41 27.41

14.3 205 29.75 26.00 26.00
50.0
98 2.00 1.81 2.00
58 0.37 0.37 0.37

25.7
18 2.35 2.31 2.31
54 2.85 2.85 2.85
+0.50
-1.09
-0.50
-1.20
-0.40
-0.10
-0.04
-0.10
-0.65
+0.05
+0.11
-0.25
-0.05
-0.09
+0.04
-3.80
-0.02
+0.05
-1.00
-0.74
-0.25
+0.01
-0.12
-0.24
-0.01
-0.05
-0.04
+0.10
-0.45
-3.10
+0.05
-0.30
+0.01
-0.05
-0.45
+0.44
-1.25
-1.08
-0.11
-0.59
-0.05
-0.04
+0.08
-0.42
-0.01
-0.30
-1.40
-0.58
-0.05
-3.23
-0.33
-0.27
+0.31
-3.50
+0.07
-0.09
-0.05
P/E
Vol
00s High
9.00 4.50
0.53 0.12
12.50 9.25
3.80 1.60
27.00 4.52
14.00 8.80
0.24 0.07
4.49 1.95
1.88 1.00
80.55 7.70
165.00 64.00
n3.50 1.66
2.95 0.90
n 0.72 0.40
16.00 5.70
9.20 3.50
27.00 22.00
27.35 19.05
n 1.55 0.45
16.46 9.90
32.45 17.75
n73.40 43.00
5.35 2.35
2.00 1.05
0.40 0.10
2.25 1.51
20.00 15.40
10.65 5.20
c15.20 9.76
9.00 6.45
s24.50 13.00
3.00 1.69
7.45 0.21
n 8.40 2.35
259.95168.00
1.30 0.50
5.70 3.70
80.25 13.05
1.00 0.16
2.00 0.52
s 54.75 39.75
n 7.00 1.33
1.35 0.82
11.25 0.83
3.90 0.35
0.82 0.22
n 8.75 0.60
n 6.60 0.305
6.10 2.80
7.50 2.60
76.00 47.50
18.20 15.00
36.69 27.75
44.00 33.15
25.40 22.75
26.75 23.60
4.25 2.30
n 1.09 0.48
n14.35 10.00
32.86 21.55
n 2.70 0.85
7.60 5.50
3.60 1.30
14.50 8.50
s 19.90 12.20
n 7.50 5.50
8.75 2.10
2.85 0.34
4.20 1.90
0.69 0.21
0.45 0.07
0.52 0.22
8.50 2.05
8.25 2.05
7.95 1.50
289.00171.50
n40.00 31.25
20.15 14.11
23.80 20.80
10.25 0.09
n28.0024.60
n26.00 23.85
20.50 9.85
1.00 0.39
10.67 8.65
26.75 19.05
0.75 0.35
37.49 17.95
7.75 2.20
n27.2521.00
0.49 0.30
9.95 8.20
41.50 33.10
10.00 3.55
119.9568.00
22.10 12.40
5.10 1.00
10.10 8.00
16.95 6.10
Ticker
DALSA . . . . . DSA
DC Diag . . . . DCE
DanierLthr. . . DL
6.9
Datamark . . DMK p0.28
9.0 7.9
DataMirr . . . DMC
DecomaA . . DEC u0.20

2.6
Denison . . . . DEN
6.8
Denninghs . . DEH p0.40 10.0 7.3
Derlan . . . . DRL
11.1
Descartes . DSG
Descrt db* . . . . .
DevlanExp . DXI
4.3
DiagCure . . . CUR
Diaz ResA . . DZR
3.3
DigtlWrld . . DWT p2.15 34.4
Dimethaid DMX
DivUtil . . . . . DUT p1.39

5.4 4.6
Dofasco . . . . DFS 1.08
4.5 31.0
DomCitrus . DMN p0.02
1.5 12.3
Domtar . . . DTC 0.14 1.0 9.7
DorelB. . . . . . DII
25.9
DJ Cda40 . . . . DJF p0.65
1.5
Draxis . . . . . . DAX
DrillrsTc . . . . DLR
12.8
Drilrs wt . . . . . . .
DrugRty . . . . . DRI
15.7
Dundee A . . DBC
Dundee A . DPM
DundeeRlty . . D
13.5
DndeeWlth . . DW
DuPontA . . DUP 0.40 1.8 23.4

DynamOG . DOL
3.8
Dynasty . . . . . DCI
Dynetek . . . . DNK
EL Fin . . . . . . ELF 0.50

0.3 10.8
ELI Eco . . . . . . ELI
EMJData . . . . EMJ p0.88 21.9 5.4

EXFO . . . . . EXF
EaglePrec . . . EGL
EchoBay . . . . ECO
EconomInv . . EVT p20.65 46.9 48.6

EcopiaBio . . EIA
Ecuadorn . . . EMC
eDispatch . . EWD
Eiger . . . . . . AXA
Eldorado . . . . ELD
Electrfl . . . . . EFL
ElctrsMfg . . EMG
ElkPoint . . . ELK
5.2
Emco . . . . . . EML
Emco6.5db . . . . .
Emera . . . . . EMA 0.85

5.2 15.6
EmpireA. . . EMP 0.36
1.0 2.0
Enbridge . . . ENB 1.40
3.5 13.5
Enbrg5.5pf . . . . . 1.37
5.5
Enbrg7.6pf . . . . . 1.90
7.2
Enerchem . . ECH
EngyNrth . . . . ENI
13.8
EnrgSvg . . . . . SIF p0.40
2.8
EnerplusFd . . ERF p6.25 23.8
Enerpl wt . . . . .
EnerVstun . . . EIT p0.84 12.7 8.1

eNGENUITY EGY
Enghouse . . . ESL
11.4
EnsignRs . . . . ESI 0.20
1.6 8.0
EnSoreEng . . EEN
18.4
EnvoyCom . . ECG
62.5
EpicData . . . EKD
EquatEngy . . OZ
4.1
Etruscan . . . . EET
EuroMin*. . . EPM
ExallRs . . . . . EXL
Extdcare . . EXE
ExtdcareA . . . . .
Ezenet . . . . . . EZE
FairfaxFin . FFH
34.9
Frmnt H&R . . FHR
Falcnbridg . . FL 0.40 2.7 14.6

Flcnbrg pf . . . . . . 1.46
6.5
Fantom . . . . FTM p0.10 66.7
FSIcapyld . . STR p2.08 8.5
FSIeqtdiv . . . . . . 1.75
7.0
Finning . . . . . FTT 0.20

1.1 16.7
1stCalg . . . . . FCP
1stPremOG . FPG 0.75

8.2 3.0
1stPremUS FPU 2.00 10.5
1stSilver . . . . FSR
1stServ . . . . FSV
20.3
ForbesMed . . FMI
Fording . . . FDG
FormtnCap. . FCO
FtChicago . . . FCE p0.41

4.3 52.8
Fortis . . . . . . FTS 1.88
4.6 13.7
ForzaniA . . . . FGL
16.2
FourSeas . FSH 0.11 0.2 22.1
FrancoNev . . . FN 0.30
1.4 28.9
FrNev wt . . . . . .
Freehold . . . . FRU p1.64 17.1 7.2

FutureSh . . . . FSS
17.4
45
380
10
20
4
25
4000
12
22
537
9
30
113
100
35
371
20
318
10
598
10
15
51
160
55
3
37
41
39
9
46
22
494
27
1
20
42
146
15
756
14
28
1
421
302
3574
143
214
976
22
7
181
15
347
10
15
20
55
66
363
125
3
10
30
306
4
55
176
232
129
100
20
27
355
514
25
994
492
6
830
17
20
33
70
44
33
150
8
12
273
60
62
47
156
12
6866
40
215
319
5.05
0.39
12.00
3.10
6.00
12.40
0.135
4.10
1.35
8.95
65.00
1.91
1.17
0.41
6.25
6.35
25.76
24.60
1.35
14.26
28.00
43.00
2.66
1.20
0.10
2.20
17.30
10.50
14.00
6.45
22.44
1.90
0.24
3.40
198.50
0.71
4.20
17.00
0.25
1.10
44.75
1.60
1.08
0.94
0.61
0.32
0.79
0.36
5.20
6.75
75.00
16.37
35.70
41.30
25.00
26.33
4.00
0.58
14.15
26.40
1.10
6.62
1.30
8.80
12.95
5.70
2.74
0.75
3.10
0.29
0.10
0.23
6.90
7.00
2.84
232.00
32.00
16.10
22.60
0.20
25.50
24.95
19.00
0.61
9.20
20.90
0.51
34.34
2.60
23.40
0.31
9.50
41.40
9.00
74.00
22.10
2.65
9.60
16.75
5.00
0.35
12.00
3.10
6.00
12.00
0.135
4.01
1.00
7.70
64.00
1.66
1.00
0.40
6.00
5.15
25.76
24.00
1.35
13.37
28.00
43.00
2.62
1.15
0.10
2.20
17.00
9.74
13.00
6.45
21.75
1.80
0.22
3.15
198.50
0.71
4.02
13.05
0.20
0.90
44.00
1.60
1.08
0.93
0.60
0.29
0.60
0.305
4.30
6.75
74.00
16.25
35.70
40.02
25.00
26.33
4.00
0.55
14.10
25.55
1.10
6.62
1.30
8.55
12.42
5.70
2.50
0.73
2.90
0.28
0.10
0.23
6.00
6.50
2.83
218.50
31.25
14.11
22.55
0.15
24.60
24.90
18.25
0.61
9.20
19.05
0.50
34.34
2.40
21.00
0.31
9.35
41.00
8.90
68.00
21.00
2.65
9.31
16.73
5.00
0.35
12.00
3.10
6.00
12.05
0.135
4.01
1.00
7.70
64.00
1.66
1.00
0.40
6.25
5.15
25.76
24.20
1.35
13.40
28.00
43.00
2.62
1.15
0.10
2.20
17.00
10.50
13.00
6.45
21.76
1.80
0.23
3.15
198.50
0.71
4.02
13.05
0.20
0.90
44.00
1.60
1.08
0.93
0.60
0.32
0.75
0.305
4.61
6.75
74.00
16.26
35.70
40.02
25.00
26.33
4.00
0.55
14.15
26.25
1.10
6.62
1.30
8.55
12.42
5.70
2.50
0.73
2.90
0.29
0.10
0.23
6.00
7.00
2.83
218.50
32.00
14.86
22.55
0.15
24.60
24.90
19.00
0.61
9.20
19.05
0.50
34.34
2.40
22.00
0.31
9.50
41.00
8.90
68.00
21.41
2.65
9.59
16.73
-0.08
-0.03
-0.20
-0.14
-0.35
-0.01
-0.14
-0.55
-1.10
-3.00
-0.59
-0.02
+0.25
-1.20
-0.01
-0.40
-0.97
-0.75
-1.90
-0.09
-0.05
-0.01
-0.20
+0.85
-1.15
-0.10
-1.19
+0.10
+0.05
-3.50
-0.09
-0.18
-3.49
-0.05
+0.10
-1.25
+0.25
+0.05
-0.01
-0.03
+0.05
+0.05
-0.08
-0.64
-0.50
-0.11
-0.30
-1.28
-0.02
+0.01
-0.10
+0.10
-0.02
-0.10
-0.30
+0.02
+0.15
-0.10
-0.03
-0.25
+0.02
-1.15
-0.10
-18.50
+0.03
-1.24
-0.05
-0.03
-1.40
-0.05
-0.05
+0.05
-2.35
-0.01
+0.25
-1.80
-0.04
+0.18
-0.40
-0.17
-5.30
+0.70
+0.15
+0.22
-0.02
J
GDI Glbl . . . . . . GI
GSI Lmncs . . . LSI
GSW A. . . . GSW 0.20

GT Tel B . . . GTG
GTC A . . . . GRT 0.20

GTC B. . . . . . . . 0.20
GabrielRs . . . GBU
GauntEnrg GAU
GazMetLP . . GZM 1.28

Geac . . . . . GAC
GenMotors . . GM u2.00
Gennum . . . . GND 0.12
1.8
0.9
1.0
7.7
3.9
1.0
390 0.35 0.32 0.32 -0.12

6.1
72 12.30 12.10 12.10 -0.42
50 11.00 11.00 11.00
97 4.35 4.15 4.15 -0.10

11.7 108 23.10 21.50 21.50 -1.59
11.4
39 22.15 21.00 21.00 -2.00
139 3.81 3.60 3.79 -0.06

7.5
42 3.75 3.45 3.75 +0.30
13.0
126 16.80 16.65 16.65 -0.08
6459 4.89 4.00 4.44 -0.47
20.3
1 80.00 80.00 80.00 -1.95
28.5
2 12.00 11.70 11.70 -0.55
1.48 0.61
0.50 0.075
s 35.90 16.25
5.40 1.90
26.00 18.40
n 3.20 1.00
44.75 5.00
n11.75 7.25
2.10 0.65
n19.15 8.05
0.35 0.125
0.64 0.06
13.75 10.55
42.00 27.90
0.30 0.12
13.45 7.00
13.20 11.10
27.10 25.60
2.89 0.95
9.21 6.45
2.99 0.45
0.85 0.37
8.05 1.55
1.83 0.70
19.95 3.98
11.85 5.50
0.75 0.22
9.75 1.80
10.00 4.85
0.58 0.25
20.10 12.40
112.50 99.50
72.00 21.74
a14.30 6.75
n97.50 90.00
19.35 11.50
5.00 2.63
5.40 4.20
67.60 41.00
n53.25 45.00
n19.8016.25
n28.20 26.55
n30.40 24.80
n29.95 25.00
n36.80 25.20
n13.60 6.36
n53.85 44.50
n19.90 19.65
3.50 2.11
12.40 10.00
0.90 0.26
10.85 3.54
37.90 1.25
6.00 3.00
3.10 1.81
25.85 10.95
n 1.24 0.51
0.43 0.10
45.65 34.05
3.60 0.86
31.15 21.20
45.25 37.50
n26.9524.20
n15.49 14.75
17.15 6.26
44.95 30.20
9.75 3.26
4.75 1.55
12.90 0.39
2.80 1.60
0.78 0.35
34.01 23.25
0.20 0.105
2.00 0.40
0.205 0.03
5.75 3.30
0.23 0.06
1.10 0.33
0.20 0.04
1.57 0.81
1.54 0.47
24.00 10.70
n23.2519.50
30.81 23.00
2.00 1.55
n 3.45 1.12
5.25 2.55
27.90 18.05
n26.25 24.70
n 5.40 2.55
1.45 0.15
4.20 2.85
x23.50 19.50
x23.80 20.25
x24.50 20.40
x25.00 22.10
9.80 2.59
2.25 0.55
166.20 9.40
s30.00 17.10
7.60 2.73
K
0.72
7.20
0.54
8.25
2.45
16.00
1.63
68.00
7.10
0.085
7.15
16.00
58.00
0.59
5.00
9.50
9.50
15.25
33.25
29.00
1.10
9.20
28.95
6.60
19.50
17.00
n 1.42
4.99
10.58
55.00
3.28
13.60
15.40
0.10
s31.50
22.50
12.77
13.50
18.80
62.25
26.40
13.90
3.04
0.90
8.70
12.95
106.25
27.25
4.90
1.48
5.00
4.10
45.25
48.40
13.64
3.25
c 3.40
n43.95
5.17
1.05
n 8.25
n19.00
2.95
n 5.50
1.32
13.95
37.74
55.20
5.40
7.45
2.10
7.05
c 6.40
n19.95
1.33
1.75
0.40
5.95
s26.00
s 26.25
0.14
12.95
8.95
3.80
17.50
c 7.20
L
0.27
2.20
0.24
2.95
1.15
4.00
0.50
40.00
0.28
0.03
1.75
11.00
26.50
0.05
0.40
6.60
7.00
11.15
23.60
26.70
0.11
7.95
7.95
3.75
12.00
10.40
0.10
2.00
4.10
42.00
0.85
8.15
3.60
0.01
16.11
3.50
5.75
7.40
0.53
11.25
15.00
8.25
0.50
0.50
4.96
5.85
57.40
24.00
2.15
0.85
1.50
0.57
26.80
29.95
7.10
1.55
1.50
16.96
3.20
0.35
2.30
4.50
1.30
2.80
0.18
5.30
18.00
4.40
0.40
1.70
1.05
5.30
3.00
3.00
0.87
0.85
0.09
1.90
16.10
16.43
0.05
3.50
8.05
0.43
3.60
2.25
Ticker
Div
Yield
%
Gentry . . . . GNY
Geomaq . . . . GEO
Gildan A . . . . GIL
GlamisGld . GLG
GloblPlus . . . . GIP
GlblRlwy . . . GBI
GloblThrm . GLE
GlycoDsgn . . . GD
GoldRsvA . . GLR
Goldcorp . . . . G
GldnQueen . GQM
Goldstake . . GXP
GtLkHydro . . GLH
GrWLfco . GWO
Greystar . . . . GSL
Guardn A . GCG
H&R RE un . . . HR
HSBC Apf . . . HSB
Haemacure HAE
HltrmIF un . . HAL
Hartco . . . . HCC
HawkrSid . . . HSC
HelixBio . . . . HBP
HelixHear . . HCA
Hemosol . . HML
HerouxDev HRX
HighRiver . . HRG
HllngrLPU . . HCN
HomCapB. . HCG
HopeBayGd . HGC
HudsnBay . HBC
HudBay7% . . . . .
Humbird . . . HUM
HurricnA . . . HHL
Hurricn12%* . . .
HuskyEgy . . . HSE
HuskyInj . . HKY
Hy&Zel . . . . . HZI
iUnitsi60 . . . . XIU
iUnitsi60C . . . XIC
iUnitsi500R XSP
iUnitsiG5 . . . XGV
iUnitsiEng . . XEG
iUnitsiFin . . XFN
iUnitsiGld . XGD
iUnitsiInf . . . XIT
iUnitsiMid . . XMD
iUnitsMSCI . . XIN
IAMGOLD . IMG
IAT Air . . . . . ACF
IBEX Tech . . . IBT
ID Bio . . . . . . IDB
IMAX . . . . . IMX
IMI Intl. . . . . . IMI
IPEC . . . . . . . . IPE
IPSCO . . . . . . IPS
ImpctEnrg . . . IEY
ImpMet . . . . IPM
ImpOil . . . . . IMO
ImpPlas . . . . . IPQ
Inco . . . . . . . . . . N
IncoEpf* . . . . . . .
IncmIIIcap . STQ
IncmIIIeq . . . . . .
Indigo . . . . . IDG
IndlAllia . . . IAG
InexPhrm . . IEX
InflaZyme . . IZP
Infowave . . . . IW
Inmet . . . . . IMN
Innova . . . . . . IVO
IntgrOil . . . . . ION
IntCurator . . . . IC
IntData . . . . . IDC
IntDatashr . . . IED
IntFor A . . . . IFP
IntFreegld . . . ITF
IntPpty . . . . . IPX
IntPursuit . . . . IPJ
IntRoad . . . . IRD
IntThndr . . . . INB
Intertape . . ITP
IntierAuto. . IAI
Intrawest . ITW
Intrwst pf . . . . . .
IntrinSft . . . ICS
Invesprint . INV
Investors . . . . IGI
InvGrp A . . . . . . .
Isotech . . . . ISA
iTech . . . . . . . ITE
IvacoA . . . . IVA
Ivaco1pf . . . . . . .
Ivaco2pf . . . . . . .
Ivaco3pf . . . . . . .
Ivaco5pf . . . . . . .
Ivanhoe . . . . . IE
IvanhoeMn . . IVN
JDS Uniph . JDU
JCoutuA . . PJC
JetForm . . . JFM
2.00
u0.10
p1.07
0.82
0.12
p1.15
1.56
p0.97
p5.35
0.10
0.36
u2.59
p0.27
p0.65
p0.19
p1.79
p0.06
p0.01
p0.04
p1.13
0.50
0.84
u2.75
p0.34
1.05
p0.50
p0.60
p0.05
0.16
p0.16
0.76
1.43
2.00
2.00
2.25
2.62
0.16
10.5
0.8
8.2
2.6
1.0
8.9
5.9
11.6
1.1
2.3
38.0
1.5
1.6
0.4
6.4
0.2
0.1
9.2
2.7
1.9
6.3
1.4
7.0
7.6
1.4
0.2
1.1
0.7
3.6
5.6
9.1
9.0
10.0
10.6
0.6
P/E
Vol
00s High
Low Close
M
K2 En . . . . . . KTO
203 0.295 0.27 0.295

KastenChs KCA
557 2.90 2.61 2.65

Kelman . . . . . KTI
50 0.25 0.25 0.25

Ketch En . . . KCH
5.9
175 4.43 4.25 4.40
KeyWestEn . KWE
7.1
417 1.75 1.70 1.70
KingswyFin KFS
13.1 166 15.35 14.50 14.50

KinrossGld . . . K
26623 1.59 1.43 1.55

Kinrossdb . . . . . .
10 64.00 64.00 64.00

KnowldgH . . . KHI
110 0.33 0.33 0.33

Kyrgoil . . . . . KGO
12.5
40 0.075 0.075 0.075
Labopharm DDS
574 6.00 4.75 4.82

LabIron un . . . LIF p1.37
8.9 11.1
17 15.75 15.51 15.51
LafrgCda pf . . LCI u0.60
1.8
4 53.00 53.00 53.00

Laidlaw . . . . LDM
2749 0.125 0.11 0.11

Laidlaw pf . . . . . . r1.50
1 1.00 1.00 1.00

LaprrV A. . . . LV p0.10 1.2 5.0
57 8.65 8.10 8.10
LaprrV B . . . . . . p0.10
1.2 5.2
8 8.90 8.35 8.35
LassondeA . LAS 0.32
2.2 12.6
20 14.75 14.65 14.65
LaurntnBk . . LB 1.08 3.6 7.8 381 31.51 29.71 30.00
Laurntnpf8 . . . . . 1.93
7.1
20 27.15 27.15 27.15

Leader . . . . . LED
80 0.13 0.12 0.13

Legacy un . LGY p1.00 12.1 9.6 558 8.70 8.25 8.25
Leitch . . . . . LTV
314 8.60 7.95 8.00

Leroux B . . . LER
7 4.70 4.70 4.70

Lifeco CS . . LSC
69 17.65 12.35 12.35

Linamar . . . . LNR 0.16
1.2 13.8
82 13.10 13.00 13.00
Linmor . . . . . . LIR
70 0.15 0.15 0.15

LionsGate . . . LGF
70.0
50 3.50 3.50 3.50
LiqWrld . . . . LQW
10.2
55 9.45 9.00 9.00
Loblaw . . . . . . . L 0.40
0.8 27.0
301 52.15 49.75 49.75
LorusThrp . . LOR
1418 1.06 0.85 0.85

MAAX . . . . MXA p0.14 1.3 12.2 203 11.15 10.90 11.10
MDC A . . . . MDZ
4.8
110 4.55 4.52 4.55
MDPwrldB . MDP
60 0.045 0.045 0.045

MDS . . . . . MDS 0.08 0.5 19.2 539 18.55 17.30 17.50
MDSI Mbl MMD
58 4.35 4.30 4.30

MEC Hldg . . MEH
8 10.40 10.40 10.40

MFP Finl . . . MFP p0.60
7.8 4.6
5 7.65 7.65 7.65
MGI Sftwr . . MGI
288 0.86 0.65 0.75

MOSAID . . MSD
15.6
79 16.00 11.25 13.75
MacDnldDt . MDA
52.3
8 23.55 23.55 23.55
Mcknz un . . MKA 6.01 69.2
6 8.75 8.70 8.70

Mad Catz . MCZ
30 2.15 2.10 2.10

MdisnPacB . MPC p0.04
5.6 17.8
42 0.71 0.71 0.71
MagellAeroMAL
8.7 125 6.50 6.00 6.00

MagnaEntAMIE
46.0
17 9.35 9.27 9.35
Magna A . . . MG u1.36
2.6 7.1
202 87.00 82.25 83.40
MagnaApf . . . . . . 2.16
8.0
34 26.90 26.90 26.90

Magnifm . . . MTG
16.7
82 4.05 4.00 4.00
Magnotta . MGN
10.3
5 1.34 1.34 1.34
MajorDrl . . . . MDI
80 3.50 3.40 3.40

Manhattn . . MAN
260 0.89 0.81 0.81

ManTelcomMBT 0.76 1.9 26.7
49 42.50 40.00 40.00
Manulife . . MFC 0.48 1.2 17.0 3173 43.75 38.30 41.25
MapLfFds . . . MFI 0.16
1.2 27.1
42 13.30 13.00 13.00
MarkWW . MWW
10.0
15 3.00 3.00 3.00
Matrikon . . . MTK
2 1.56 1.56 1.56

MavrckTub . MAV
18.4
4 18.00 18.00 18.00
MaxErgyun . MXT p0.76 16.9 4.7
90 4.64 4.51 4.51
McCarvill . . MCR
32 0.39 0.35 0.35

MedcmSf . MSF
6.5
51 3.01 2.65 3.00
Mediagrif . . MDF
z70 4.05 4.05 4.05

MediSol . . MSH
15.0 403 1.83 1.50 1.50

MeotaRs . . . MRZ
4.6
27 3.20 3.18 3.18
Metallica . . MR
121 1.20 1.10 1.10

Methnex . . . . MX
4.1
74 9.49 9.00 9.15
MetroA . . . MRU 0.36
1.0 14.6
681 35.85 34.50 35.00
Micrcell . . MTI
940 5.85 4.90 5.00

Microfrm . . . MCF
400 0.485 0.41 0.41

MicrlgxB . . MBI
93 1.90 1.70 1.70

MicrotcEn . . EMI
6 1.33 1.33 1.33

MINT . . . . . . MID p0.69
9.9 12.3
17 7.00 7.00 7.00
Minacs . . MXW
10 3.00 3.00 3.00

Mindready. MNY
22.1
7 3.10 3.10 3.10
Minefndrs . . MFL
37 1.15 1.15 1.15

Miramar . . MAE
244 1.15 1.00 1.15

Mirtronics . . MNT
4.0
30 0.12 0.12 0.12
MitecTel . . . MTM
166 3.99 3.80 3.80

MolsonA . MOL 0.36 1.5 20.0 261 25.50 22.75 23.50
MolsonB . . . . . . . 0.36
1.4 21.3
2 25.00 25.00 25.00
Moneta . . . . . ME
90 0.06 0.06 0.06

Moore Cp . MCL u0.15 2.0
539 12.75 11.25 11.60
Morguard . . MRT p0.90 10.3 9.0
41 8.85 8.75 8.75
Mortice . . . MKX
703 1.45 1.40 1.40

MosaicGrp MGX
9.7 766 5.00 4.25 4.50

Mt Real . . . . MRF
3.5
3 4.45 4.45 4.45
TO R O N TO
Quotes for stocks traded in past five days
Bd
AMJCmpbll . . AMJ
AMR Tech. . . AMR
AMT Int . . . . . AAI
ARC Res. . . . . ARX
ARC Strat. . . . AEF
ATCO II . . . . . ACO
ATCO pf3 . . . . . . .
AZCAR . . . . . . AZZ
Acetex . . . . . . ATX
Adrian . . . . . . ADL
Ainswrth . . . . ANS
Airboss . . . . . BOS
AlcanCpf . . . . . AL
AlcanEpf. . . . . . . .
AlgomCent . . ALC
AlCoucheA. . ATD
AllncAtlA . . . . AAC
AlliedO&G. . . AOG
Altai . . . . . . . . ATI
Am Inc LP . . . . . AI
AmerMnrl . . . AMZ
AmerLeduc . . ARL
AmrStr un . . . RSP
Amica . . . . . . ACC
Amtelecom. . ATM
Anthem . . . . . ANT
AnthyClrk . . . ACL
Antrim . . . . . . AEN
ArborMemA . ABO
Arbor B . . . . . . . .
Arcis . . . . . . . RKS
Arcis wt . . . . . . . .
ArcticGrp . . . AGP
ArgusBpf . . . . . AR
ArgusDpf . . . . . . .
Asbestos . . . . . AB
Ashton. . . . . . ACA
AstralA . . . . ACM
Atlas db . . . . . FZR
Atna Res . . . . ATN
Automodlr . . . AM
Azco. . . . . . . . AZC
B Split . . . . . . BST
B SplitApf . . . . . . .
BSpltIIpf . . . . BXN
B2B Tr . . . . . . BBT
BCEpfY . . . . . BCE
BFS Entmt . . . BFS
BOVAR A . . . . BVR
BPO Gpf. . . . . BPP
BPO Jpf. . . . . . . . .
BkMtl3pf . . . BMO
BkMtl4Bpf . . . . . .
BkNS11pf . . . BNS
BeckerB . . . . BEK
Bell15pf . . . . . . BC
BenvestA . . . . BCI
BigHorn. . . . . BGH
BigRock . . . . . . BR
Birim. . . . . . . . BGI
BlckRckVn . . . BVI
Bocenor . . . . GBO
1.90
1.17
0.03
13.31
2.84
47.25
26.06
0.405
7.00
0.075
5.20
1.22
25.75
21.20
29.75
24.00
16.50
2.46
0.02
3.33
0.35
0.39
20.25
0.60
2.75
7.25
0.84
1.14
12.10
12.05
2.00
0.10
0.70
41.00
40.00
3.05
0.54
43.00
123.00
0.25
3.70
0.96
20.00
26.25
18.57
8.30
24.61
0.27
0.05
16.65
16.75
26.40
25.35
27.00
4.75
25.50
2.54
0.52
4.65
0.24
0.91
0.45
A
2.00
1.59
0.06
13.75
2.88
48.24
26.15
0.42
7.50
0.085
5.50
1.39
26.25
21.70
30.50
18.50
2.65
0.09
3.42
0.45
0.43
21.50
0.70
2.85
7.80
0.95
1.25
13.10
12.74
2.04
0.19
0.80
43.00
49.95
3.25
0.59
43.75
125.50
0.35
3.95
1.19
24.00
26.75
18.74
9.00
24.79
0.35
0.06
17.10
17.00
26.59
25.60
27.20
6.50
26.00
2.70
0.67
4.90
0.28
0.96
0.52
Bd
1.90
1.45
0.03
13.30
2.85
48.00
26.15
0.41
7.00
0.075
5.50
1.22
26.00
21.65
30.50
24.00
18.50
2.65
0.09
3.42
0.32
0.39
20.00
0.60
2.80
7.25
0.85
1.14
12.10
12.20
2.00
0.15
0.75
42.30
49.50
3.10
0.57
43.25
123.55
0.32
3.70
0.96
23.25
26.50
18.75
9.10
24.61
0.27
0.055
17.00
16.75
26.55
25.60
27.00
4.50
25.50
2.46
0.50
4.75
0.24
0.91
0.45
Bol5%pf. . . . . BOL
Bmbrdr2pf. . . BBD
Bowridge . . . BOW
Boyd GrpA . . BYD
BrascdBpf . . . BCA
Brascn1pf . . . BNN
Brascn2pf. . . . . . .
Brascn4pf. . . . . . .
BrickBrew . . . BRB
Brdgs.com . . . BIT
BritAir . . . . . . BAB
BrockerTch. . . BKI
BuddCda . . . . BUD
BurlngtnRs. . BRX
BusDevCTE . . BDB
BusDvBk1nt . . . . .
BusDvIEInt . . . . . .
BusDvGEI . . . . . . .
BusDev nt*. . . . . .
BusDvNas1 . . . . . .
BusDvNas2 . . . . . .
BusDvNas4 . . . . . .
CARS4Ucom . CFU
CCR Techs . . . CRL
CDI Ed . . . . . . EDU
CE Frnkln . . . . CFT
CFM Majst . . CFM
CHC B . . . . . . FLY
CHUM. . . . . . CHM
CHUM B . . . . . . .
CIMstr LP . . . . CIP
CIT Exch* . . CGX
CMLGlobal . . CNF
CPI Plstcs . . . . CPI
CPL 10.5db . . CPL
Cabletel . . . . . TTV
Caldera . . . . . CDR
Camco. . . . . . COC
CanBnc pf . . . XCN
CdaBread . . . CBY
CdaSthn . . . . CSW
CdnBkNote . . CBK
CdnFinNTpf . . CFC
CdnGen wt . . . CGI
CdnGen pf . . . . . .
CIBC15pf . . . . CM
CIBC17pf . . . . . . .
CIBC19pf . . . . . . .
CIBC22pf* . . . . . .
CIBC20pf* . . . . . .
CIBC Nik. . . . . . . .
CIBC Blue . . . . . . .
CdnMedLab. . CLC
CN Rail pf* . . CNR
CdnRsIncm . . RTU
CdnTire . . . . . CTR
CdnUtilQpf . . . CU
CdnUtilRpf . . . . . .
CdnWrldFd. . CWF
Cdn Zinc . . . . CZN
Canarc . . . . . CCM
Canbras. . . . . CBC
6.00
25.00
0.78
1.30
42.75
20.00
18.00
17.85
0.45
1.70
40.00
0.30
8.75
56.00
9.70
7.75
7.30
7.77
6.27
9.28
9.81
9.00
0.37
0.22
8.00
3.05
9.00
17.50
62.00
65.00
6.26
0.95
4.75
104.00
1.20
0.08
2.90
25.55
15.40
11.40
1.33
15.10
4.05
25.30
26.33
26.20
25.20
27.75
26.75
7.79
7.00
18.40
8.80
38.25
24.95
24.00
3.34
0.20
0.11
3.10
A
8.00
25.15
0.82
1.59
43.00
18.25
18.05
0.50
1.80
65.00
0.65
9.30
60.00
9.75
8.25
7.35
7.82
6.98
9.34
9.87
9.25
0.45
0.29
8.35
3.20
9.60
18.50
67.00
67.44
8.00
33.95
1.00
5.10
105.50
2.00
0.09
3.05
26.50
15.75
15.00
1.45
15.40
4.50
25.65
26.49
26.35
25.22
28.10
26.90
7.84
8.00
18.80
60.00
9.00
39.00
25.75
24.25
3.55
0.21
0.13
3.50
Bd
Bd
7.00
25.00
0.78
1.55
42.75
25.35
18.15
18.05
0.41
1.72
65.00
0.55
8.80
59.75
9.70
8.20
6.55
7.78
6.98
9.34
9.81
9.00
0.37
0.22
8.00
3.17
9.51
17.00
67.00
66.00
6.31
32.80
0.90
4.65
105.00
1.75
0.08
2.90
26.25
15.51
11.72
1.33
15.40
4.40
25.30
26.33
26.10
25.20
28.00
26.89
7.77
7.75
18.75
59.00
8.92
39.40
25.00
24.25
3.34
0.21
0.11
3.10
CanCap5.4 . . CAC
CancorMns . . KCR
CanlanIce . . . . ISE
CapGnscap . . CGQ
CapGneqdv . . . . .
Cara . . . . . . . CAO
Cardiome . . . COM
CaribUtlpf* . . CUP
CathdrlEn . . . CAT
Caussa . . . . . CAU
Cntrfund . . . . CFE
Cntrfd7.875 . . . . .
Cntrfd7% . . . . . . .
ChaiNaTa. . . . . CC
ChainEngy. . . CSH
ChesbarRs . . . CBI
Cintech . . . . . CTM
Clairvest . . . . CVG
ClrlyCdn . . . . CLV
Co-opApf. . . . CCS
CoSteeldb. . . . CEI
CollctHan . . . COH
Comaplex . . . CMF
Commnicp . . CUC
Comstate un . CSR
ConHCI A . . . CXA
ConPptys . . . COP
CnsmrPkg . . . CGC
ContransA . . CSS
CorbyB . . . . . CDL
Coreco. . . . . . CRC
Coretec . . . . . CYY
CoronaGld. . . CRG
Corriente. . . . CTQ
Counsel db* . CXS
CrewDev . . . . CRU
CrossLake . . . CRN
CryoCath . . . . CYT
Cumbrland . . CBD
CusacGld . . . CQC
Cytovax . . . . . CXB
DDJ Cdn tr. . . HYB
DaimChrys . . DCX
Danbel . . . . . . DDI
DatawestS . . . . DS
Dayton. . . . . . DAY
DelanoTch . . . DLN
Delrina . . . . . . . DE
Denbury . . . . DNR
DsjrdLnApf. . . DJN
DestRsrt8%. . DRO
Destiny . . . . . DSC
DevineEnt . . . DVN
DiaMetA. . . DMM
DiaMetB . . . . . . .
DimndFlds. . . . DFI
DmndWrks . DMW
Diaz ResB. . . DZR
DionEnt . . . . . DIO
DivCdn pf . . . DCF
DomanB . . . DOM
DomcoTrkt . . DOC
25.50
0.15
0.055
25.40
15.10
7.10
0.65
100.10
1.15
0.025
11.91
90.50
0.40
0.75
0.085
0.60
5.50
1.20
24.75
47.00
6.00
0.71
0.40
7.35
3.00
0.28
0.03
13.80
52.00
5.85
4.25
0.85
0.91
54.00
0.70
0.04
5.10
0.85
0.13
3.00
18.95
60.05
0.04
1.60
0.425
0.25
60.00
14.00
25.60
96.02
0.45
0.25
20.40
20.52
0.65
0.73
0.445
0.25
26.75
0.30
4.95
Net
chg
7.4 z600 0.81 0.81 0.81
23 0.085 0.085 0.085
10.8
40 22.02 21.75 21.75 -0.25
264 5.40 5.08 5.40 +0.42
29 19.00 18.60 19.00
62.5
39 1.29 1.25 1.25 -0.10
279 5.84 5.00 5.01 -0.89
4 8.00 8.00 8.00 -0.75

140 1.40 1.30 1.40 +0.19
59.9 1478 19.15 18.01 18.75 +0.95
150 0.205 0.205 0.205 +0.05
70 0.065 0.065 0.065
21.1
91 13.25 13.10 13.10 -0.10
21.7 295 34.50 31.50 31.50 -3.25
40 0.18 0.18 0.18
48.0
16 12.30 11.51 11.51 -0.69
11.0
439 13.02 12.94 12.94
1 26.41 26.41 26.41 +0.03
14 1.10 1.10 1.10 +0.10

20.7
z50 8.40 8.40 8.40
22.2
43 2.44 2.30 2.44 +0.14
5 0.73 0.73 0.73 -0.04
44 3.10 2.75 2.75
5 0.89 0.89 0.89 +0.19

262 4.29 4.00 4.00 -0.26
13.5 111 9.45 8.50 8.50 -0.75
258 0.49 0.43 0.49 +0.08

0.5
53 1.85 1.82 1.82 -0.03
10.8
33 9.50 9.10 9.10 -0.45
260 0.30 0.29 0.29 +0.01

10.5 179 16.05 15.50 15.55 -1.15
2 106.25 105.00 105.00 -2.00

34.5
23 27.00 27.00 27.00 -0.20
2.5
177 11.00 10.35 10.70 +0.40
1 97.25 97.25 97.25 -0.25

7.6 3074 19.35 18.00 18.25 -0.74
87 3.88 3.65 3.65 -0.25

12.0
5 5.30 5.30 5.30 +0.20
2623 42.95 41.00 41.15 -1.89
111 47.50 45.00 45.30 -2.20
45 17.15 16.25 16.25 -0.95
88 27.90 27.80 27.90
40 29.00 28.20 29.00 +1.00

774 28.60 27.01 27.01 -1.64
158 36.80 35.00 36.55 +2.70
49 6.90 6.36 6.36 -0.54
2 44.50 44.50 44.50 -0.31
8 19.90 19.65 19.65
16.8 549 3.16 3.00 3.15 +0.25

17.9
6 12.25 12.25 12.25 +0.25
120 0.305 0.30 0.30
54.3
10 4.20 3.80 3.80 +0.05
82 1.35 1.25 1.25 -0.13
32 4.19 4.05 4.05 -0.05

6.5
105 2.42 2.41 2.41
9.0
52 19.00 18.00 18.50 -0.50
50 1.15 1.15 1.15
124 0.12 0.12 0.12 -0.01

11.0
982 45.65 43.38 45.25 +1.20
22.0
160 0.89 0.88 0.88 -0.02
7.1
591 24.80 24.05 24.05 -0.75
36 44.00 44.00 44.00
152 25.50 24.20 24.20 -1.55
114 15.25 15.10 15.10
5 6.60 6.60 6.60 -0.40

15.1
65 43.50 41.00 42.00 -2.50
139 4.94 4.12 4.12 -0.63
201 1.68 1.55 1.55 -0.18
144 0.42 0.39 0.40 +0.01
50 2.55 2.55 2.55
23.7
45 0.50 0.50 0.50
1 34.01 34.01 34.01 +1.89
200 0.155 0.15 0.15
43.0
20 0.43 0.43 0.43 +0.02
155 0.09 0.08 0.08 -0.01
1 3.82 3.82 3.82 -0.43
15 0.09 0.09 0.09 -0.01
15 0.70 0.70 0.70 -0.02
127 0.065 0.05 0.065 +0.02

6.5
15 1.23 1.23 1.23 -0.07
15 0.54 0.54 0.54 -0.03

18.8
22 15.01 14.86 15.00 -0.80
46 22.00 19.50 19.50 -2.85

16.6 111 28.85 23.00 24.00 -4.85
75 1.67 1.60 1.60 -0.07

318 2.08 1.93 1.93 -0.17
4.4
21 3.00 3.00 3.00 -0.21
18.5 1438 21.80 19.80 21.00 -0.90
19 25.50 25.50 25.50 -0.18

520 4.70 4.20 4.20 -0.45
100 0.185 0.185 0.185
14.1
60 3.40 3.25 3.25 -0.26
2 22.00 22.00 22.00 -0.05
2 22.25 22.25 22.25
5 22.65 22.50 22.50 -0.15
5 24.75 24.75 24.75 -0.01

99.0
30 3.30 3.10 3.10 -0.30
290 1.58 1.50 1.58
954 10.40 9.40 9.41 -0.94

28.1
92 29.00 27.50 27.50 -1.50
45 3.15 2.73 2.73 -0.37
A
26.00
0.30
0.07
26.00
15.35
7.25
0.70
1.17
0.035
12.25
93.00
84.00
0.425
0.80
0.09
0.84
5.67
1.49
25.00
50.00
6.70
0.80
0.45
7.75
3.90
0.30
0.045
14.30
56.00
6.00
4.85
1.00
1.00
57.96
0.71
0.07
5.25
0.90
0.15
3.25
19.20
67.79
0.09
1.65
0.47
0.32
70.00
15.00
25.70
101.00
0.49
0.35
21.00
20.90
0.70
0.75
0.51
0.29
26.78
0.37
5.10
25.50
0.30
0.055
25.50
15.35
7.25
0.65
100.05
1.17
0.025
12.40
93.00
82.50
0.41
0.76
0.09
0.78
5.70
1.20
24.75
50.00
6.50
0.71
0.50
7.30
4.00
0.32
0.03
14.00
54.75
6.25
4.50
1.00
1.00
54.50
0.70
0.05
5.10
0.90
0.13
3.20
19.10
60.44
0.04
1.65
0.42
0.30
65.71
14.66
25.60
100.00
0.47
0.25
20.90
20.90
0.65
0.75
0.445
0.25
26.75
0.26
5.00
DomtarBpf . . DTC
DorelA . . . . . . DII
Dover . . . . . . . DVI
Dundee wt . . DPM
DunWlthwt. . . DW
Dynacare . . . DNA
Dynatec . . . . . . DY
EGI Cda. . . . . . EGI
Eastmain . . . . . ER
EdenRoc . . . . EDN
ElcthmLtdY . . ELL
Electromd. . . MED
Enbrg8pf . . . . ENB
EnctrEnrg . . . ENC
Enerflex . . . . . EFX
Enserco . . . . . ERC
Eurogas . . . . . EUG
ExcoTech. . . . XTC
FPI . . . . . . . . . FPL
FahnstckA . . FHV
Fairstar. . . . . . FFR
F
AN
D
mC
A
C
MV
D
m
Q
m
C
m
K
M
O
G A
G
A
G mm
G
G m
G
G M
G
G
G
Gm
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
M
mA
D
C
A
CH
DM
M
MO
N
O
G
G G
GAM
GA
GU
GCM
GD
GNM
GDC
G
GN
G V
G
GVC
GN
G N
G M
V
G
GM
G
G
G C
23.60
15.25
0.65
1.00
0.23
7.50
0.25
0.075
2.25
0.19
26.75
1.12
24.50
12.75
0.395
6.10
10.40
39.50
0.085
-0.01
-0.35
-0.05
+0.21
-0.05
-0.85
+0.20
+0.25
+0.01
-1.18
-0.39
-2.65
-0.01
-0.10
-0.65
-0.25
-0.10
-1.90
+0.05
+0.01
-0.45
-0.50
-0.05
-5.35
-0.15
-0.01
-0.15
-0.25
-2.35
-0.23
-0.80
+0.05
-0.01
-1.05
-0.25
-0.40
-0.19
-0.05
-2.55
-0.19
-0.50
-1.69
-3.38
-0.05
-0.05
+0.13
-0.10
-0.02
-2.85
-2.55
-0.30
+0.10
-0.09
-0.05
-0.18
-0.27
+0.03
-0.08
-0.35
-1.15
-0.75
-0.08
-0.15
-0.07
-0.05
-0.30
-0.05
+0.05
+0.19
-0.19
-2.00
-0.80
+0.01
-0.85
-0.05
-0.10
-0.55
+0.05
G
G
G
w
GD
G
GNC
GW
GW
GW O
GW
GWO
GW
C
GW
GW
D
G
W
GW
G
G
G
GCG
G
G
H m w
HA
H mm A HMM
H m
w H
H
A
H G
H
H
H M
HMG
H &
HC
H
O
HOC
H A
HA
H
H
H w
HWD
H
H
H
H
H
H G
H
H
H m
H
H m
HC
H
H G
Hm Dm
N
H
H G
U
G
G
MA K
AK
N CA
NQ
A
CO
M
V
M
w
m
N
NC
w w
O
U
U
C
w
m
KM w
KM w
K
K
K
N
W
ON
A
UC
U
V
VA
VW
C
ON
UM
KM
K C
K C
KO
Vol
Net
00s High Low Close chg
124 1.07 1.05 1.05 -0.05
101 0.57 0.50 0.57 +0.13
22 23.00 23.00 23.00
42 0.20 0.20 0.20
Q
NAL O&G . . . NAE p2.40 26.2 5.5
35 9.24 9.17 9.17
NCE Egy un NCA p1.02 34.6 5.2 222 3.40 2.95 2.95
NCE Petro . NCF p4.59 36.5 3.2 749 13.70 12.50 12.56
NHC Coms NHC
193 1.16 1.08 1.08

NOVA Chem NCX 0.40
1.4 17.2
396 29.00 28.25 28.50
NQL Drill . . . NQL
9.1
14 8.40 8.05 8.05
NatBk . . . . . . NA 0.84 3.2 9.7 11707 28.89 26.00 26.50
NatBkJprt . . . . . .
3 6.77 6.77 6.77

NatBkS&P . . . . . .
9 16.20 16.10 16.10

NatBk10pf . . . . . . 2.18
8.5
8 25.60 25.60 25.60

NatBk13pf . . . . . . 1.60
6.0
4 26.45 26.45 26.45

NatChllng . . . NLC
40 0.50 0.50 0.50

NelsonRes . . NLG
305 0.39 0.38 0.38

NetDriven . . NDS
55 0.60 0.50 0.50

Netgraph WWW
z375 0.35 0.35 0.35

Nevsun . . . . . NSU
60 0.32 0.31 0.32

NewAltmra . NVL p2.23 21.9
33 10.20 10.05 10.20

NewMllnm . NMT p2.70 28.4
18 9.86 9.50 9.50

Newcstl un . NMN p2.80 15.6 6.8
6 17.90 17.82 17.90
NfldCapA . . NCC
90.0
9 9.35 9.00 9.00
NGrwth A . . NEW
19 13.00 12.75 12.75

NewGrw pf . . . . . v1.01
7.1
5 14.38 14.38 14.38

NewKidCo . . NKC
55 0.81 0.72 0.72

Nexen . . . . . . NXY 0.30
0.7 7.9 2705 41.50 40.00 40.56
Nexfor . . . . . . NF 0.40
5.3 28.1
292 7.85 7.60 7.60
NexiaBio . . . NXB
12 5.70 5.50 5.50

NexusGrp . . . NXS
2445 0.12 0.11 0.12

Nexxlink . . . . NTI
23.9
10 3.80 3.80 3.80
NikoRs . . . . . NKO p0.11
1.3
17 8.20 8.20 8.20

Niocan . . . . . NIO
25 0.72 0.72 0.72

NoblChina . NMO
5 0.55 0.55 0.55

Noranda . . . . NRD 0.80
5.3 21.1 1027 15.50 15.00 15.00
NorandaFpf . . . . . 1.45
6.0
14 24.10 23.97 23.97

NrmndyMng NDY p0.49
4.6
110 10.80 10.57 10.60

Norsat . . . . . NII
8 1.75 1.50 1.50

Norske . . . . . NS 0.60 10.0 6.3 169 6.40 6.01 6.01
Nortel . . . . . . NT u0.07 1.6
26797 8.28 7.53 7.56
Nortel5pf . . NTL 1.27 9.0
28 15.00 14.20 14.20

Nortel7pf . . . . . . 1.22 10.2
34 12.25 12.00 12.00

NA Palldum . PDL
6.6
11 9.80 9.65 9.80
NthWstFd . . NWF p1.62 10.1 8.3
8 16.05 16.05 16.05
NthnFinl . . . . NFC
734 0.05 0.04 0.04

NthnOrion . . NNO
40 0.045 0.045 0.045

Northgate . . NGX
55 1.08 1.05 1.05

NthlndPwr . . NPI p0.95
9.0 16.6
132 10.84 10.60 10.60
NthsideGp . . NTG
27.7
20 3.60 3.60 3.60
Norwall . . . . . NGI
7.3
21 3.50 3.50 3.50
NovaGold . . NRI
8.4 559 1.68 1.55 1.68

Novicourt . . NOV 0.20 10.3 7.5
75 1.95 1.81 1.95
NuGro . . . . . . . NU
9.2
17 6.00 6.00 6.00
Nurun . . . . . IFN
100 1.89 1.65 1.80

NycanEnrg . . NYE
4.1
5 1.35 1.35 1.35
O&Y REIT . OYR p0.18 2.0
147 10.32 9.50 9.50
Oceanex . . . OAX p1.12 10.4 8.7
3 10.80 10.80 10.80
OffshorSy . . . OSI
300 0.73 0.60 0.60

Oncolytcs . ONC
191 8.05 6.50 6.65

Onex. . . . . OCX 0.11 0.6
642 19.10 17.00 17.25
OnX . . . . . . . . ON
93 0.60 0.53 0.60

OpenText . . . OTC
38.6
10 36.95 35.00 35.00
OxfordGrp . . OXG
9.4
802 23.45 23.42 23.42
Oxfrd5.75db . . . .
9 105.61 105.61 105.61

PEYTO Exp . . PEY
7.5
40 2.70 2.70 2.70
PRTForest . . PRT p0.95
9.7 13.3
5 9.85 9.85 9.85
Pac&Wst nt PWC
2 81.00 81.00 81.00

PacNGas A . PNG
5.0
6 8.65 8.65 8.65
Paladin . . . . . PLB
18.8
2 4.70 4.70 4.70
PnAmSlv . . . PAA
55 5.55 5.10 5.55

PanOceanBPOC
150 2.11 2.11 2.11

PanCndnEng PCE
1534 46.00 44.00 45.50

PanCdnPt . PCP 0.40 0.9 7.4 3615 47.08 44.45 45.50
PanGeoPh . . PIL
44.8 243 1.75 1.30 1.30

Paramount . POU
5.0
105 13.55 13.34 13.50
PasonSys . . . . PSI
13.3
10 9.20 9.20 9.20
Patheon . . . PTI
29.3 988 11.20 10.00 10.05

PeakEngy . . . PES
6.4
105 2.55 2.50 2.50
Pebercan . . . PBC
4.0
50 0.95 0.95 0.95
Pembina . . . . PIF p1.02 10.6 10.6
196 9.95 9.65 9.65
Pembna db . . . . .
1 107.51 107.50 107.50

Pengrwth . . . PGF p3.97 23.7 6.7 2867 17.20 16.30 16.75
PennWest . . PWT
5.6
160 35.50 33.50 35.00
Persona . . . . PSA
24.4
10 8.80 8.80 8.80
PetValu . . . . PVC
27 0.88 0.88 0.88

PetroCan . . PCA 0.40 1.0 8.7 4602 42.55 40.25 42.01
Ptrbnk nt . . . PBG
e70 88.00 88.00 88.00

PipeNT . . . . PIP p0.06 0.5
21 12.20 11.70 11.70

Pivotal . . . . PVT
47 9.25 8.25 8.30

PlacrDom . PDG u0.10 0.8
16658 19.20 17.86 18.60
Plaintree . . . LAN
5 0.33 0.33 0.33

Potash . . . . POT u1.00 1.8 16.7
63 91.19 81.25 87.01
PowerCp. POW 0.70 2.0 11.5 357 37.85 35.25 35.25
PwrCdaApf . . . . . 1.40
5.6
34 25.50 25.00 25.00

PowerFin . PWF 0.88 2.6 13.7 644 36.50 34.50 34.50
PowerFnBpf . . . . 1.75
6.6
160 26.60 26.50 26.50

PowerFnCpf . . . . 1.30
5.1
10 25.61 25.60 25.60

PowerFnDpf . . . . 1.37
5.5
10 24.79 24.51 24.79

PrecisnDr . . . . PD
10.3 1700 39.00 37.50 38.10

Premdor . . . . PDI
9.7
20 12.90 12.70 12.70
PremBrand . . FFF
8.6
90 13.75 13.55 13.55
PrimWst . . . . PWI p2.46 33.4 5.0 2569 7.92 7.35 7.36
PrmwstO&G PWX
80 8.69 8.68 8.69

Printera . . . . PAC
505 0.25 0.20 0.20

ProAMS un . PR p1.08 5.1
167 22.94 19.06 21.12
ProAMS US . PAM p2.03
9.7
146 22.07 20.50 21.00

Procyon . . . . PBP
20 0.65 0.65 0.65

PromxEngy . PMY
16.3
260 0.69 0.65 0.65
ProMetic . . PLI
241 1.50 1.40 1.40

Prprietry . . . . PPI
18.7
69 1.70 1.68 1.68
ProvdEnun . . PVE p1.67 16.3
124 10.35 10.25 10.25

Purcell . . . . . PEL
6.1
75 3.30 3.20 3.20
QLT . . . . . . . QLT
70.5 191 29.50 28.00 28.20

QuebcrA. . . QBR 0.52
2.4 1.8
6 21.50 21.50 21.50
QuebcrB . . . . . 0.52 2.5 1.8 223 21.90 20.75 20.75
QuebcrWld IQW u0.48
1.9 12.7
403 40.16 39.01 39.25
QuebcrWd5 . . . . 1.72
6.9
83 25.11 25.06 25.06

Queenston . . QMI
z270 0.35 0.35 0.35
-0.04
-0.40
-0.79
-0.08
-1.06
-0.20
-2.38
-0.40
-0.05
-0.08
-0.02
-0.17
+0.02
-0.10
-0.50
+0.09
-0.25
-0.25
-0.07
-0.10
+0.56
-0.29
-0.20
+0.01
-0.01
+0.05
+0.02
-0.50
-0.13
+0.03
-0.24
-0.44
-0.78
-0.80
+0.10
-0.01
-0.02
+0.05
-0.15
-0.15
+0.17
+0.05
-0.15
-0.95
+0.40
-0.15
-1.35
-1.58
-0.02
-0.98
-0.11
-1.89
-0.05
-0.10
-0.25
+0.20
+0.26
+1.70
-3.60
-0.45
+0.15
-0.25
-0.90
-0.10
-0.25
-0.50
+0.25
+1.49
+0.30
-0.12
+2.11
-0.85
-0.70
+1.24
-5.99
-2.65
-0.35
-2.00
+0.14
-0.05
+0.69
-0.20
-0.20
-0.01
+0.19
-0.05
-1.78
-0.90
-0.02
-0.10
-0.07
-0.09
-0.10
-1.90
-0.60
-1.14
-1.28
-0.13
R Split A . . . RBS
Rainmaker . . RNK
RandTech . . RND
RealRs . . . . . RER
RepadreC . . . RPD
ReQues un . . RSH
RschMotn . RIM
ResidEq un . . REE
RetrmntRE . . RRR
RevPpty . . . . RPC
RevPpty7db . . . .
RevPpty6db* . . .
RexDiamnd RXD
RichHard . . . RCH
RichlndPt . . . RLP
Richmont . . RIC
Richtree . . MOO
RioAlto . . . RAX
RioCan un . . REI
RiverGld . . . . RIV
Riv Gld rt . . . . . . .
RiversidFor . . RFP
Roctest . . . . . RTT
RogrsSug . . . . RSI
Romarco . . . . . . R
Rothmans . . ROC
RoyalBk . . . . . RY
RoyalBkNpf . . . . .
RoyalBkOpf . . . . .
RoyalBkSpf . . . . .
RoyalBkKpf*. . . .
RylGroup . RYG
RylHost . . . . . RYL
RoylLaser . . . RLT
Russel . . . . . . RUS
RyanEngy . . . RYN
SEAMARK . . . SM
SLMsoft B . . ESP
SMK Speed . SMK
SNC LAV . . . SNC
SNP capsh*SNP
SR Tel . . . . . SRX
SYNX . . . . . SYY
SYNSORB . . . SYB
StLawCemA . ST
SamuelMT . . SMT
SanFranA . . . SF
SanFranB. . . . .
Saputo . . . . . SAP
SaskWhtB . SWP
SatrnSol . . . . SDQ
SceptreInA . . SZ
Sears . . . . . . SCC
SecondCup . . SKL
Sentry BC . . . SIT
SentryDiv . . . SDT
724 Sltns . . SVN
7thEnrgA . . . SEV
ShawComB SJR
ShawC8.875 . . . .
ShawA. . . . . SCL
Shell . . . . . . . SHC
Shermag . . . SMG
Sherritt . . . . . S
Sherritdb . . . . . .
-1.90
-0.16
-0.06
-0.05
-0.09
-3.70
-0.20
-0.25
-0.05
-0.50
-1.00
-0.08
-0.40
+0.08
-0.11
+2.00
-0.73
-0.05
-0.25
-0.09
+0.01
-0.20
-1.27
-0.20
-0.12
-0.25
-2.65
-0.07
-0.14
-0.10
-0.50
-0.16
-0.80
-0.68
-0.17
-2.85
-0.02
-0.35
-0.55
-1.60
-0.50
-0.42
-0.06
-0.47
-0.09
-1.06
+0.07
-2.00
-0.05
-0.15
+1.50
-0.39
-1.50
33.75 22.50
2.35 1.40
12.25 4.00
4.80 2.55
3.55 1.76
n 6.00 4.60
200.0018.69
14.50 11.00
n12.25 10.00
2.70 1.80
95.00 75.00
93.50 75.00
7.50 0.91
s 10.75 5.75
6.50 3.05
2.24 1.20
1.00 0.10
34.00 18.75
11.50 8.80
1.70 0.81
n 0.01 0.005
18.45 9.50
20.40 2.50
6.25 3.75
0.43 0.15
25.90 16.20
s 53.25 40.90
25.55 23.75
26.95 23.05
n26.75 25.00
27.60 25.00
31.40 16.10
7.00 5.80
6.25 2.25
4.10 2.70
3.45 1.50
n16.90 11.10
5.25 0.70
2.99 1.40
25.75 13.00
n11.25 8.20
9.75 1.30
n8.00 4.00
5.35 0.95
19.45 14.50
7.35 4.60
8.00 4.00
6.50 4.10
45.60 30.00
5.00 2.05
4.30 0.70
20.00 13.35
34.50 15.60
8.75 5.80
n26.00 24.25
4.60 3.55
82.50 4.50
0.75 0.40
36.85 27.50
n26.00 23.50
23.00 12.90
48.25 32.75
10.00 6.00
5.94 3.55
85.50 74.50
Bd
23.50
28.00
15.00
0.66
1.00
21.29
0.25
9.38
0.30
0.065
2.25
0.185
26.90
1.19
24.75
13.00
0.41
6.25
10.70
40.50
0.085
11.75 8.11
5.50 2.95
c23.25 12.50
19.75 1.08
37.90 26.75
11.70 6.30
32.25 21.55
8.35 6.25
21.80 16.00
26.95 25.00
26.90 25.50
1.10 0.43
0.50 0.14
1.15 0.20
7.75 0.20
0.46 0.12
14.75 9.40
30.35 9.50
18.80 15.10
10.50 7.65
19.90 12.51
14.74 13.80
1.60 0.35
45.20 31.00
8.45 5.85
n 8.25 4.85
0.64 0.11
4.50 2.65
9.25 5.60
1.00 0.445
1.89 0.42
18.15 13.60
24.60 22.50
10.80 7.00
16.10 1.50
19.99 6.01
109.50 7.53
25.25 14.20
24.60 11.50
17.50 8.25
16.89 9.80
0.38 0.04
0.25 0.045
1.35 0.71
11.15 7.90
4.09 2.11
4.20 3.00
1.85 0.13
2.38 1.60
7.00 5.10
27.55 1.60
2.25 1.03
n10.90 9.50
10.80 8.50
1.04 0.36
21.50 6.05
27.90 16.00
7.35 0.50
55.15 25.00
25.45 15.80
108.00 90.00
n 4.00 2.60
10.50 8.45
101.00 75.00
10.60 6.50
6.10 3.90
6.10 3.65
3.00 1.50
n46.00 35.20
x52.30 33.30
n2.15 1.30
18.75 12.25
10.34 6.00
16.35 10.00
4.16 2.25
1.11 0.32
10.10 7.70
n110.00100.50
21.95 16.30
45.25 30.25
14.00 8.01
2.35 0.60
43.65 30.80
n91.00 85.00
12.95 4.10
108.75 7.70
19.20 11.10
1.32 0.32
120.4072.50
39.25 28.35
26.00 22.05
36.99 26.75
27.25 26.00
26.75 23.90
24.85 22.00
72.00 35.64
14.55 5.25
20.50 12.75
10.62 7.13
n10.39 8.15
0.75 0.20
n25.6519.06
n26.70 20.50
2.23 0.51
n 1.89 0.65
1.94 0.56
5.25 1.62
n12.50 9.75
5.12 2.60
116.2526.23
40.90 21.50
39.95 20.75
42.65 32.00
n25.19 24.70
0.49 0.30
B I D/A S K
A
23.65
29.50
15.50
0.80
1.20
23.00
0.26
9.00
0.31
0.09
2.40
0.20
26.95
1.19
25.50
13.00
0.45
6.50
10.68
40.00
0.10
52W 52W
Yield
high low Stock Ticker Div
% P/E
1.80 0.37 MtnProv . . . MPV
1.45 0.33 Moydow . . . MOY
38.00 22.50 Mullen . . . . . MTL p0.40

1.7 8.9
2.15 0.15 MultiactSo . . . . E
38 29.07
6.3
20 2.00
22.5
38 4.10
5.4
2 3.02
24.3
15 3.55
p0.50
9.8
158 5.20
2233 22.69
p1.02
7.3
13 14.20
p0.40
3.5
295 11.95
p0.12
4.7 4.1
62 2.55
3 92.25
e50 92.00
1119 1.25
14.9
29 9.26
8.0
88 3.43
55 1.69
55 0.73
4.8 1595 23.50

p1.07 10.1 11.5 1069 11.45
470 1.15
3861 0.01
0.12
1.1
13 10.50
5.4
17 2.90
p0.58 12.7
85 4.68
30 0.21
1.20
4.8 11.9
6 24.80
1.44
3.0 13.4 6087 49.00
1.17
4.7
10 25.35
1.37
5.4
13 25.28
1.52
5.8
28 26.26
u1.57
5.9
2 26.75
17.5
60 25.55
p0.96 14.8 59.1
284 6.58
12 6.00
0.20
5.5 15.9
97 3.65
7.1
10 2.05
77 15.00
20 0.70
100 2.00
0.28
1.2 36.0
256 24.20
88 9.10
328 1.66
60 5.00
107 1.00
0.50
2.7 14.9
13 19.00
0.12
2.1 21.3
30 5.75
15.0
8 6.00
10.6
23 4.50
0.44
1.0 20.0
15 44.35
42 2.40
58 0.90
0.80
4.8 24.3
45 16.90
0.24
1.5 10.8
200 16.30
23.7
20 7.10
p0.86
3.6
9 24.70
p0.53 12.8
136 4.15
288 5.59
5.5
150 0.55
0.05 0.2 62.8 472 31.50
2.21
8.7
2 25.55
0.08
0.6 44.8
5 14.35
0.80
1.8 10.1
87 43.50
10.7
9 8.00
0.40 9.6 4.5 1123 4.57
27 81.50
28.00
2.00
4.00
3.02
3.40
5.11
18.69
14.05
11.70
2.55
92.00
92.00
1.10
9.10
3.27
1.44
0.70
21.80
10.70
1.05
0.005
10.50
2.90
4.55
0.21
24.80
45.25
25.15
25.28
26.25
26.75
23.00
6.47
5.86
3.65
2.05
14.25
0.70
2.00
23.40
8.55
1.55
4.00
1.00
18.75
5.75
6.00
4.25
43.00
2.40
0.85
16.50
15.60
7.10
24.25
4.11
4.50
0.55
27.50
25.55
14.35
42.50
7.25
4.10
80.00
28.00
2.00
4.05
3.02
3.40
5.11
19.30
14.05
11.70
2.55
92.00
92.00
1.10
9.10
3.43
1.44
0.70
23.50
10.70
1.05
0.005
10.50
2.90
4.55
0.21
24.80
47.75
25.15
25.28
26.25
26.75
23.50
6.50
5.86
3.65
2.05
14.50
0.70
2.00
23.40
8.56
1.55
4.00
1.00
18.75
5.75
6.00
4.25
43.00
2.40
0.90
16.50
15.60
7.10
24.25
4.15
4.50
0.55
29.50
25.55
14.35
43.50
8.00
4.15
80.00
52W 52W
high low
18.70 12.15
n88.94 67.39
5.45 1.51
17.00 12.00
n 2.20 0.16
n158.0026.00
122.00 13.00
n 4.45 0.37
2.35 0.25
13.00 7.00
0.48 0.06
1.39 0.90
28.50 24.00
n12.49 8.25
12.45 3.25
21.50 14.00
11.35 6.05
14.25 6.30
1.79 0.19
28.25 19.00
2.90 1.20
170.00 88.00
4.30 1.39
18.75 7.80
1.26 0.30
14.00 11.25
26.60 14.00
1.20 0.66
7.05 2.80
12.00 5.00
32.25 6.55
8.60 3.00
2.68 1.21
n29.00 5.60
1.25 0.41
0.85 0.36
14.00 10.80
40.00 26.75
6.00 3.20
48.20 29.40
28.30 26.05
17.10 13.81
6.25 1.18
Stock Ticker
Shngbkun . . SHN
Shire Acq . . . SHQ
Shirmax . . . . SHX
Sico . . . . . . . . SIC
Sideware* . . SYD
SiebelJan . . SBL
SierraWrls . . . SW
SiGEM . . . . . GPS
SignalGn . . . SGI
SilentWit . . . SWE
SimndsCap . SMM
SinoFstA . . . TRE
60Plus un. . . . SIX
SxtySptCp . SXT
Skyjack . . . . SJK
SlaterStl . . . . SSI
Sleeman . . . ALE
SlocanFor . . . SFF
SnoLeoprd SNW
Sobeys . . . . SBY
Sodisco . . . . SOD
Sony adr . . . . SNE
SthnEra . . . SUF
SparAero . . SPZ
Speedware . SPW
SpltYld2pf . . YLD
Stantec . . . . STN
Steeplejck . . . SID
Stelco A . . . . STE
StormEgy . . SME
Stratos . . . . . SGB
StressGenA . SSB
Strongco . . . SQP
StrtEnSys . HHO
Sudbury . . . . SUD
Sulliden . . . . SUE
SumtREun . . SMU
SunLifFin . . SLC
Sun-Rype . . . SRF
Suncor . . . . . . SU
Suncor pf . . . . . .
SupPro un. . . SPF
SureFire . . . FIR
Vol
P/E 00s High Low Close
4.0
180 13.70 13.45 13.55
3 68.05 68.05 68.05

8.8
28 5.00 5.00 5.00
9.6
10 16.00 15.50 16.00
100 0.19 0.19 0.19

24.1
5 27.00 26.00 26.00
166 14.00 13.00 13.32

1246 0.54 0.45 0.45
1055 0.26 0.25 0.25
12.6
42 11.01 10.95 10.95
6.0
150 0.06 0.06 0.06
2.6
50 1.24 1.22 1.22
16 25.40 25.20 25.20
33 9.25 8.25 8.25
52 3.30 3.25 3.25

9.3
37 17.10 17.10 17.10
15.0 216 11.06 9.75 9.90
28.5
10 11.10 11.10 11.10
50 0.24 0.24 0.24

37.2 114 27.25 25.00 25.70
3.9
10 1.25 1.25 1.25
69.4
z50 58.00 58.00 58.00
247 2.65 2.60 2.60
13.6
65 17.50 16.05 16.05
10 0.30 0.30 0.30
36 13.30 13.25 13.25

14.7
23 24.60 24.60 24.60
5.1
30 0.66 0.66 0.66
446 3.75 3.40 3.70

7.2
41 8.65 8.55 8.55
1 6.55 6.55 6.55
178 4.44 3.00 4.25
3 1.62 1.62 1.62
58 5.91 5.60 5.60
80 0.84 0.84 0.84
6 0.40 0.40 0.40

9.3
255 13.40 13.25 13.25
16.4 2736 34.80 31.88 32.20
9.2
5 5.40 5.40 5.40
24.8 3139 48.20 44.85 47.05
7 27.80 27.80 27.80

25.4
20 16.64 16.46 16.50
233 1.38 1.22 1.25
Net
chg
+0.05
-1.00
-0.50
-0.10
-5.00
-0.68
-0.07
-0.01
-0.15
-0.01
-1.25
-0.25
-0.20
-1.15
-0.10
+0.04
-1.90
-0.15
-1.45
-0.09
-0.15
-0.04
-0.03
-0.05
-0.45
-0.16
-0.50
+0.09
-0.04
-0.14
-2.95
+2.13
+0.04
-0.10
6 0.125 0.125 0.125
2 102.25 102.00 102.20

p0.06
0.2
50 26.00 26.00 26.00

p0.08
0.3
5 27.80 27.80 27.80

p0.06
0.3
5 24.44 24.44 24.44
36.9 405 11.00 9.25 10.40
43 1.20 1.20 1.20

1.21
6.0
8 20.25 20.25 20.25

5.75
6.8
1 84.00 84.00 84.00

6.00
6.8
3 88.00 88.00 88.00

1.40 6.4
951 22.89 21.50 21.85
1.40
6.9
55 21.00 20.05 20.25
11 96.25 96.00 96.00
41 5.75 5.40 5.75
23 3.80 3.80 3.80

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970 0.15 0.14 0.14

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5 4.90 4.90 4.90
0.20
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1 60.00 60.00 60.00
8.2
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6 20.25 20.25 20.25

v1.95
7.7
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95 2.01 1.80 1.80
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6.5
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4.1
353 11.18 10.90 10.90
2 5.00 5.00 5.00
12.5
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0.64
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3 38.50 38.50 38.50
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1.27
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1.77
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2.80
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p1.47
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p2.51 11.7
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50 0.44 0.44 0.44
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10.1
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11.0
101 5.74 5.60 5.60
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1.37
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p0.65 12.1
122 5.72 5.40 5.40
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p1.40
6.1
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318 0.15 0.145 0.145
1020 0.15 0.11 0.11
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-0.20
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-0.27
-0.35
-0.66
-0.27
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+0.35
-1.66
-0.51
+0.18
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-0.05
+0.01
-0.40
-1.60
-0.03
-0.11
-0.10
+0.06
-0.05
-0.10
+0.05
-0.08
-0.40
-0.72
-0.98
-0.25
-1.00
+0.01
-2.25
-0.20
-1.36
+0.01
+0.05
-0.65
-0.15
-0.80
+3.75
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-0.01
-0.65
-0.15
-0.20
-0.05
-0.09
-0.06
-1.15
-0.15
-1.65
-0.30
-0.50
-0.04
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+0.10
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+0.25
-0.95
-0.04
-0.25
-0.95
-0.04
+0.10
-0.11
-0.05
+0.05
-0.15
-0.45
-0.30
-1.75
-0.06
-0.10
-0.01
-0.50
-0.15
-5.15
-0.10
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+0.05
-0.24
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-0.88
-0.65
-0.01
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0.40
2.00
0.20
0.50
0.24
0.32
0.84
1.05
p0.06
p1.53
p0.48
0.34
2.26
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Yield
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28.6
2.5
7.9
1.2
4.5
0.9
0.4
5.2
7.9
1.6
11.5
1.5
0.7
8.1
9.6
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T&H Res . . . . THE
TD Mtg db . . TDB
TDSpltCap . . TDS
TD TSE C . . . TCF
TD TSE . . . . . TTF
TD Watrhs TWE
TECSYS . . . TCS
TELUS Epf . . . BT
TELUS Gpf. . . . . .
TELUS Hpf . . . . .
TELUS . . . . . . . T
TELUS nv . . . . . .
TELUS db . . . . . .
TLC Laser . . . TLC
TRP NT . . . . . . TP
TVA B . . . . . TVA
TVX Gold . . . TVX
Tahera . . . . . TAH
TalismnEn . . TLM
TaylrNGL . . . TAY
TeckB . . . . . TEK
Teck3%db . . . . . .
Teknion . . . TKN
Telco cap . . . TSC
Telco pf . . . . . . . .
Telesys . . . TIW
Telsys un . . . . . . .
Tembec . . . TBC
TmpltnEmg . TEM
Terra . . . . . . TRA
Tesco . . . . . TEO
Tesma A. . . TSM
TexacCpCpf . TXC
Theratech . . TH
35Split . . . . . TFS
35Split pf . . . . . .
Thistle . . . . . THT
Thomson . . . TOC
360ntwrks. . TSX
Tikal . . . . . . . TKZ
TmbrWst un TWF
TivertonA . . . TIV
TombstnEx . . TSO
Toromont . . . TIH
TD Bk . . . . . . . TD
TD BkHpf . . . . . .
TD BkKpf . . . . . . .
TD BkGpf* . . . . .
TorstarB . . . . TS
TotalEgy. . . . TOT
TransAlta . . . . TA
TransA7.5% . . . .
TransA8.15 . . . . .
TrAltaP un . TPW
TransatAT . TRZ
TrCdaPipe . . TRP
TCPipeUpf . . . . .
TCPipeYpf . . . . . .
TrCdaPwr . . . TPL
TrnsGlb . . . . . TGL
Travlbyus . . . TBU
TriVision . . . . TVL
Triax III . . . TXZ
TriaxTech . . . TXR
TriaxTrst . . TXK
TriaxD un . . . TRH
TricanWell . TCW
TrilonA . . . . . TFC
Trilon wt . . . . . . .
Trilon3pf . . . . . . .
TrizecHhn. . TZH
Trizec3%db* . .
TrojanTech . TUV
TrueEngy. . . . TUI
Tudor . . . . . . TDR
TundraSem TUN
TwinMing . . TWG
UTS Enrg . . UTS
UltraPete . . . . UP
UniSelect . . . UNS
Unibroue. . . UBE
UnicorpA . . . UNI
UnicorpB . . . . . . .
UniforetA . . UNF
UtdCorps . . . UNC
UtdGrain pf . UGG
UnitedInc . . . . . UI
VanHoutt . . . VH
Vasogen . . VAS
VectrAr . . . . RNO
Velan . . . . . VLN
Ventra . . . . . VTA
Ventus . . . . . VTU
Vermilion . VRM
VicroyHmA. VHL
VicroyRes . . VOY
VikngEgyun . VKR
Vincor . . . . . VN
Virginia . . . . . VIA
Virtek . . . . VRK
VivndiUni . . . VUE
Viventia . . . . . VBI
WFI . . . . . . . WFI
WajaxLtd . . . WJX
Wall Finl . . . WFC
Wallbrdg . . . WM
Weda Bay . . WDA
WnzlDwnhl . WZL
Wescam . . . WSC
Wescast . . WCS
Westaim . . . WED
Westcoast . . . . W
Wstcst2pf . . . . . .
Wstcst7pf . . . . . .
Wstcst8pf . . . . . .
WstOilSnd . WTO
Westfort . . . . WT
WstJetAir . . . WJA
Wstminstr WML
WestonG . . . . WN
WstportIn . . WPT
Wstshr un WTE
Weyerhser. WYL
WheatnR . . WRM
Wi-LAN . . . WIN
WrlessMtx . WRX
WrldHart . WHT
X CalRs . . . . . XCL
Xenos . . . . . . XNS
XillixTech . . . XLX
XploreTch . XPL
YEARS Un . . . YTU
Yamana . . . . . YRI
YorbeauA . . . YRB
ZCL Comp . . ZCL
ZenonEnv . ZEN
ZargonO&G . ZAR
Zarlink . . . . . ZL
01Commun . ONE
ZiCorp . . . . . . ZIC
0.295 0.10
102.85 97.00
30.50 22.25
n32.50 27.80
n28.15 24.44
30.75 9.25
13.40 1.00
21.25 17.00
93.00 83.00
99.00 86.00
43.15 21.50
41.00 20.05
n115.00 94.00
14.20 1.67
4.50 1.15
23.45 12.05
3.20 0.45
0.20 0.105
65.77 43.80
5.75 4.05
17.90 9.70
71.00 54.00
21.50 10.50
57.00 20.25
26.50 25.10
c136.25 1.72
n10.00 4.50
15.45 10.21
11.20 7.00
7.05 2.60
23.02 10.85
34.01 21.00
39.20 32.00
a15.60 7.75
30.50 21.50
25.25 23.25
0.49 0.10
64.50 47.11
32.50 0.10
1.65 0.70
12.60 9.90
0.34 0.115
0.15 0.04
26.20 14.75
46.65 36.75
28.00 26.01
27.50 26.10
27.99 24.50
25.85 16.75
2.87 0.90
30.13 17.25
27.00 23.00
27.05 24.75
9.12 5.75
12.55 7.50
20.20 13.10
47.90 39.05
47.50 39.00
32.05 25.60
1.63 0.36
1.85 0.045
0.67 0.215
n25.35 20.00
n26.25 19.30
26.00 21.00
12.15 9.42
23.00 11.10
x14.48 9.20
3.25 0.75
x18.05 15.50
29.75 20.10
67.00 46.00
10.90 4.20
n 2.35 1.20
0.80 0.40
70.50 7.95
0.75 0.30
2.00 0.69
11.48 2.93
14.75 8.50
3.00 1.22
12.00 8.00
11.65 8.80
1.15 0.225
46.50 34.00
14.00 12.75
1.50 0.75
31.25 21.50
14.90 4.15
7.10 3.50
18.00 12.35
1.65 0.25
11.65 3.50
12.50 6.70
5.65 3.36
0.39 0.12
9.70 7.12
16.45 8.75
0.86 0.52
7.75 1.80
n114.40 68.00
0.60 0.18
2.98 0.93
6.00 3.25
3.90 2.58
2.20 0.30
0.75 0.16
2.00 0.63
7.20 4.90
55.16 36.00
19.25 6.60
37.75 27.00
27.75 25.50
24.40 22.00
25.00 22.25
n15.60 13.40
1.17 0.23
25.75 15.30
5.80 1.65
105.00 63.00
19.90 6.10
6.00 3.62
97.00 55.05
0.97 0.34
43.35 1.00
18.85 1.25
15.45 6.00
0.42 0.11
6.25 0.96
1.03 0.35
n 8.85 2.50
n25.58 23.25
0.38 0.13
0.44 0.11
0.95 0.40
16.44 5.75
7.70 3.71
35.50 10.22
8.55 0.52
14.50 4.75
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0.50
1.55
0.70
1.95
3.25
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0.69
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ADI Tch . . . . ADH

AMI Res . . . . AMU
ANGOSS. . . . ANC
Abington . . . ABV
AbsltSftwr . ABT
AccessInt . . . AOE
AkroAsh . . . . YAG
AllnetScm . . . ASZ
Altachem . . . AAF
AltekPwr . . . APK
AmBonanza . BZA
AnacndUrn. . ANU
Anatolia*. . . YMC
Andean. . . . AAG
ApparSft . . . KNO
ApldTerra . TER
ArgoGrp . . AGW
Arlington . . . AVM
AscotEn . . . AER
AscotRs . . . . AOT
AspenEgy . . . APY
AspireCap . . APN
AsstMgmtS . YMS
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0.11
0.92
2.05
0.57
1.14
0.63
0.44
2.60
0.75
0.57
0.26
1.70
0.70
2.70
0.74
0.50
n 1.00
5.50
0.36
0.16
0.40
0.90
2.42
3.26
0.85
1.17
0.75
0.50
0.28
0.89
0.23
n 0.05
0.25
1.11
2.15
n 0.44
0.20
n 0.60
5.00
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0.10
0.20
2.00
0.02
0.35
0.23
0.07
0.40
0.06
0.08
0.04
0.19
0.12
0.14
0.58
0.12
0.75
0.09
0.13
0.20
3.65
0.08
0.04
0.13
0.21
0.38
1.20
0.35
0.35
0.02
0.20
0.06
0.04
0.01
0.01
0.07
0.21
0.72
0.23
0.06
0.05
2.50
0.55
0.62
1.86
0.22
0.30
0.12
0.15
0.32
0.18
1.00
0.30
0.20
0.19
0.40
0.99
1.55
0.65
1.35
0.48
0.50
0.40
0.80
0.38
0.60
0.29
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Atacama . . AAM 150 0.54 0.54 0.54 -0.06

AtlanSys . . . . YGT 200 0.40 0.40 0.40 -0.02
Aurcana . . . . AUN
20 0.11 0.11 0.11 -0.01
AuraPltnm . ARP
50 2.60 2.60 2.60 -0.05
Aventura . . . AVR 3775 0.35 0.30 0.33 +0.03
AxionCom . . AXN 201 0.17 0.17 0.17 -0.03
BPI Inds . . . . BPR
15 1.90 1.80 1.80 -0.07
BalticRes. . . BLR
15 0.25 0.25 0.25
BeauPre . . . . BPD 500 0.11 0.11 0.11
BeaufldC. . . BFD 145 0.05 0.05 0.05 +0.01

Belvedere . . BEL
50 0.75 0.75 0.75 +0.01
Berland . . . . . BNL
10 0.06 0.06 0.06
Betacom . . . . YCA
10 0.66 0.66 0.66 -0.03
BigBar. . . . . . BBK 100 0.16 0.16 0.16 -0.01
Bioenvelop. . . BIE
60 0.85 0.78 0.78 -0.07
Biolix . . . . . . . BXC
60 0.22 0.22 0.22
Biomax . . . . . . BIX 250 0.02 0.02 0.02 -0.01

BioMS . . . . . MS
65 6.05 5.80 5.80 -0.20
Bioxel . . . . . . BIP 337 1.25 1.01 1.01 -0.29
BirdConst . . . BDT
1 14.25 14.25 14.25
BlEmerald . . . BER 385 0.02 0.02 0.02 -0.01

Book4Golf. . BFG 220 0.06 0.06 0.06
Brasilca. . . . BSL
80 0.14 0.14 0.14
Braziln. . . . . . YBZ 300 0.05 0.05 0.05
Brisbane . . . . BRC
45 0.71 0.60 0.71
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M O N T R E A L
A CAN M
A
A
A
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A Q
A
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D
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D
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0.40
0.40
0.08
2.00
0.13
0.08
0.55
0.18
0.07
0.04
0.21
0.06
0.48
0.12
0.76
0.20
0.02
4.00
1.01
11.00
0.02
0.05
0.11
0.03
0.50
E X C H A N G E
F
W W
h gh ow S o k T ke
0.10
0.26
0.40
0.29
0.53
0.20
0.18
0.13
0.95
0.40
0.04
0.04
0.50
0.27
0.40
1.00
2.00
0.35
0.60
0.15
0.06
0.31
0.07
0.80
n 2.10
c 0.36
8.10
0.72
0.89
3.10
0.72
0.30
0.09
0.75
0.21
n 1.60
0.60
5.55
0.55
0.39
n 13.10
c 2.25
n 27.00
0.06
2.40
0.31
n 0.68
1.60
A&B Geosci . . ABG

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Bid
0.28
Ask
0.25
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AADCO. . . . . . . AA
ABI Cap . . . . . AUT
ASTAware . . AWA
ATAC Res wt . ATC
ATIAirTst . . . . AAT
AVC Vent . . . AVW
AVL Info . . . . YAV
AVVA Tech . . AVY
Aavdex . . . . . YAA
AbacusMng AME
Abenteuer . . . ABU
AbitibiMng . . ABB
AbstrctEnt . . . AEP
Achieva . . . . . AHE
ActvAssts . . . AAA
Adamas . . . . AMS
AdptveMkt . . ADP
Admiral . . . ADS
AdobeVen . . . ADO
AdventC . . . . ADV
Aegean . . . . ANY
Aeon Vnts . . . ANN
AfrcnGem . . . AGZ
AfrcnMtl . . . . AFR
AfricnSky . . . PHN
AfriOre . . . . AFO
AgauRes . . . . AGS
Airbomb . . . . . AIR
AirlTrain . . . . ATS
AlamosMnl . AAS
Alaskgld . . . . AKG
Alchemy. . . . . ALY
AllncFing . . . . YFG
Almo Cap. . . . APT
AlmontCap . . AOO
Alouettes . . . AAW
AlphaGld . . . . ALQ
AltaNatrl . . . . AHS
AltaTerra . . . . ATT
Altius . . . . . . . ALS
Amarc . . . . . . AHR
AmInsulck . . . AIK
AmerManor . AMN
AmuseA . . . . . ATL
AngloMin . . . ALM
Animacis . . . . ANA
Anitech. . . . . . ANI
Anooraq . . . ARQ
AnvilRs . . . . . ANV
Anzex Res . . . AZX
Apogee . . . . . APE
AppGaming. . AGC
Aqua Cap . . . AQA
AquaPure . . . AQE
AquarsCt. . . . AQC
Aquest. . . . . . AQU
Aquiline . . . . . AQI
Arapaho . . . . AHO
Archang . . . AAD
Arcturus . . . . AZN
ArgosyMin . AGY
AriusResh . . . YAR
ArizStar . . . . AZS
ArrowhdA. . . AWP
Arsenal . . . . . . ACI
Ashlar . . . . . . AFH
Asian TV . . . . YTN
Asquith . . . . . YAQ
Athlone . . . . . ATH
AtlInd. . . . . . . ANL
AtlasEngy . . AED
Audiotech . . AUD
Aurogin . . . . . AUQ
Avalanche . . . AVH
Avalon . . . . . AVL
AvalnWrks . . AWB
AvanteTch . . AVQ
Avola . . . . . . . AVC
AztekTch . . . . AZT
AzureDyn. . . . AZD
B2B Solns . . . BTB
BCY Lfsc . . . . BCY
BRANCHEZ . . BZV
BadenTch . . . BDZ
BancpFinl . . . . BFI
BanffRs . . . . BFF
BanksVent . . . BKL
BardVentr . . . CBS
Battrix . . . . . . BIN
Bay Eqty . . . . BEQ
BearcatEx . . . BEA
Berkley . . . . . BKS
BerkIntMng. . BKR
Berwick . . . . BWK
BevoAgro . . BVO
BigBlckft . . . . BLF
BigVal . . . . . . . BV
BiotchHld . . . . BIO
BishopRes. . . . BRI
Bitterroot. . . . BTT
BlackBull . . . . BBS
BlkPearl . . . . . YBL
BlackTusk . . BTU
Blackstrp . . . . BLH
Blackwtr . . . BWG
BlueLtnng. . . . BLL
BoltEnrg. . . . BLT
BoltonsCa . . . BLN
BonzaExpl . . . BZX
Bonkers . . . . . BVS
BonteraEn . . BTA
Bkfortrvl . . . . BFT
BostonDev. . BTN
Boulder . . . . . YBR
BndryCrk. . . . BNR
BradnBrry . . . BBP
Braiden . . . . . BZR
Bralorne . . . . BPN
BrazlnInt . . . . BGZ
Brgdier . . . . . YRG
0.70
0.10
0.04
0.16
0.28
0.08
0.13
0.04
0.10
0.23
0.03
0.02
0.11
0.03
0.03
0.04
0.12
0.05
0.12
0.02
0.07
0.07
0.18
0.15
0.64
0.28
0.02
0.15
0.05
0.10
0.42
0.46
0.16
0.75
0.85
0.36
0.05
0.18
0.51
0.48
0.03
0.10
0.03
0.10
0.45
0.25
0.51
0.06
0.01
0.24
0.05
0.20
0.40
0.01
0.05
0.15
0.25
0.12
0.09
0.38
2.40
0.86
0.09
0.21
0.05
0.13
0.26
0.16
0.12
2.10
0.23
0.08
0.06
0.40
0.90
0.06
0.11
0.71
0.46
0.17
0.35
0.02
0.17
0.08
0.02
0.25
0.11
0.04
0.48
0.28
0.30
0.02
0.45
0.29
0.04
0.08
0.17
0.12
0.04
0.90
0.06
0.04
0.20
0.09
0.10
0.86
0.07
0.05
0.10
5.60
0.04
0.20
0.05
0.95
0.23
0.04
0.12
0.01
0.26
1.00
0.15
0.06
0.10
0.29
0.48
0.11
0.15
0.06
0.12
0.28
0.04
0.03
0.14
0.04
0.04
0.06
0.20
0.07
0.16
0.03
0.14
0.18
0.28
0.20
0.70
0.75
0.03
0.27
0.07
0.15
0.69
0.54
0.17
0.90
1.10
0.41
0.15
0.20
0.55
0.55
0.04
0.20
0.04
0.18
0.85
0.34
0.65
0.07
0.02
0.34
0.07
0.27
0.50
0.02
0.06
0.22
0.34
0.18
0.14
0.41
4.25
0.98
0.10
0.38
0.09
0.25
0.30
0.20
0.20
2.15
0.27
0.11
0.08
0.46
1.05
0.07
0.15
0.90
0.55
0.80
0.42
0.14
0.45
0.15
0.04
0.30
0.19
0.10
0.50
0.30
0.39
0.03
0.60
0.30
0.05
0.15
0.22
0.14
0.08
0.96
0.14
0.07
0.30
0.12
0.14
0.90
0.10
0.08
0.20
6.00
0.05
0.30
0.09
1.10
0.26
0.05
0.16
0.03
0.35
0.85
0.13
0.04
0.10
0.20
0.37
0.12
0.13
0.04
0.10
0.21
0.03
0.03
0.14
0.03
0.03
0.05
0.11
0.05
0.12
0.02
0.08
0.07
0.18
0.16
0.70
0.50
0.02
0.22
0.05
0.10
0.45
0.50
0.15
0.90
1.30
0.39
0.05
0.18
0.50
0.50
0.03
0.10
0.03
0.15
0.70
0.30
0.55
0.07
0.02
0.24
0.05
0.20
0.35
0.01
0.05
0.20
0.26
0.12
0.10
0.40
3.50
0.90
0.09
0.25
0.04
0.25
0.30
0.16
0.12
2.05
0.25
0.11
0.06
0.42
1.00
0.06
0.11
0.85
0.55
0.16
0.40
0.10
0.40
0.15
0.03
0.28
0.15
0.04
0.50
0.30
0.33
0.02
0.50
0.30
0.04
0.14
0.22
0.13
0.08
0.96
0.06
0.05
0.21
0.10
0.12
0.90
0.07
0.05
0.10
5.50
0.04
0.20
0.05
1.00
0.23
0.04
0.12
0.02
0.31
BroadvwPs . . BDP
Brompton . . BPZ
Brownstn . . . YBW
BuckLake . . . BUC
BuffOil. . . . . . YBO
Burcon . . . . . . . BU
Bushaman . . BHM
ButlerDev . . . BTD
C-Com Sat. . CMI
C-Tech . . . . . CEE
C2C Zeo. . . . . CZC
CCC Intnt . . . . CIS
CCPC Bio . . . CBO
CFE Inds . . . CDS
CFS Intl . . . . CFY
CGX Enrg*. . . OYL
CHK Wrlss . . CHK
CRMnet . . . . . YCY
CSM Sys . . . . CXV
CSW Vent . . . CSV
CV Techs . . . CVQ
CVL Res . . . . . CVL
CachetEnt . . . CED
CadreRs . . . . . CSL
CaesarExp . . . CZA
CalciTec. . . . . CLK
Caliente . . . . CCN
CallinanM . . CAA
CamfloRes. . . CFK
CamphorV . . CFV
Campion . . . . CPR
Canabrava . CNB
CdaPayphn . . CPY
CdnBlkhwk . . CBZ
Cdn1stFin . . . YCG
CGldnDrgn . . CGG
CdnMetals . . . CEL
CdnRkyMtn . CMP
CdnRylts . . . . CZZ
CdnShield . . . CSP
CdnSpooner. . CSF
CanAlsk. . . . CVV
CanBaikal . . . CBQ
Cancoil . . . . CAN
Candente . . . DNT
Canfibre. . . . . YCF
CanleyDev. . . CDD
CannonO&G COO
Canop. . . . . . CWC
Canplats . . . . CPQ
Canscot. . . . . CAG
CanyonCrk. . . CYF
Capalta . . . . . CTN
CapAllnce . . . CPT
CaptchMlti . MUL
Carbite . . . . CAB
CareerExch . . CRX
Carfinco . . . . YCR
CaribGld . . . . . CG
CarlinGld. . . . CGD
CarmaFin . . . YCM
Carmanah . . CMH
Cartier . . . . . CPF
CascdMtl . . . CEM
CashCda . . . . CUL
CashMnrls. . CHX
CastleMtls . . . . CI
CastleRck . . . . CCI
CelestMed . . CLM
Cencotch . . . CTZ
Cenpro . . . . . CHZ
Cervus. . . . . CVC
Chapleau . . . CHI
ChrgrEnrg. . . CHC
Chembond. . . . CB
ChileanGld . . CHN
Chinacom . . . CEB
Chirripo . . . . CHO
ChoiceRes . . . CZE
Cie-Nergy . . . CGY
Cigar O&G. . . CGR
CinmaInet . . CWK
CircleEgy. . . . CEN
Circumpac. . CER
CitrinHld . . . . CTH
Clan Res . . . . CLU
ClasscGld . . . CGU
ClearvwMn . CVW
ClemexA . . . CXG
ClickHous . . . CKA
CliftonStar . . CFO
Coastport . . . CPP
Cldswtch . . . . CST
Colt Cap . . . . COE
ClmbaCpr . . . CUA
ColYukon . . . . CYE
ComacFdB . . CFX
Com Res . . . . CCE
Compressn . . CYH
CmptrModel . CPU
ConSpace . . . CCB
Conac . . . . . . COT
ConceptWir. . CEU
Condor. . . . . . YGF
ConqstVen . . CQX
ConqstrMn. CMG
ConAston . . . ASQ
ConBeacn . . . KBC
ConCarePt . . KPM
ConsEco. . . . . CES
ConsExclr . . . CRR
CnGlblMn . . . CTG
ConGldWin . CGW
ConsGldbk. . . CVT
ConsJABA. . . . JBA
ConsMymc . . CSM
Odyssey . . . . ODE
ConsPPM . . . CPM
ConsPcBy . . . CBP
ConsSpire . . . CZS
0.07
0.20
0.20
0.38
0.20
2.10
0.04
0.13
0.16
0.40
0.15
0.31
0.24
0.18
0.40
0.28
0.79
0.21
0.06
0.13
0.09
0.03
0.36
0.23
0.09
0.38
0.55
0.12
0.02
0.23
2.00
0.19
0.08
0.04
0.20
0.14
0.35
0.75
0.62
0.02
0.06
0.10
0.25
1.01
0.16
0.25
0.14
0.17
0.08
0.15
1.01
0.04
0.15
0.33
0.12
0.16
0.20
0.42
0.10
0.35
0.45
0.56
0.22
0.06
0.15
0.11
0.03
0.28
0.54
0.37
0.05
0.25
0.02
0.05
0.32
0.15
0.24
0.23
0.08
0.70
0.06
0.30
0.16
0.06
0.14
0.34
0.19
0.22
0.02
0.07
0.28
0.15
0.15
0.17
0.02
0.16
0.26
0.07
0.80
0.20
0.14
0.09
0.10
0.27
0.01
0.15
0.21
0.22
0.20
0.13
0.14
0.07
0.20
0.13
0.12
0.22
0.08
0.14
0.05
0.10
0.28
0.45
0.23
2.20
0.06
0.19
0.17
0.58
0.19
0.40
0.27
0.25
0.50
0.31
0.85
0.36
0.16
0.15
0.10
0.04
0.50
0.30
0.11
0.45
0.72
0.19
0.04
0.30
3.00
0.26
0.10
0.06
1.00
0.18
0.50
0.85
0.65
0.04
0.15
0.13
0.28
1.08
0.23
0.35
0.20
0.25
0.10
0.22
1.15
0.05
0.19
0.37
0.15
0.20
0.25
0.45
0.15
0.43
0.50
0.62
0.25
0.10
0.17
0.15
0.04
0.35
0.60
0.55
0.07
3.24
0.32
0.04
0.08
0.38
0.26
0.28
0.28
0.15
0.80
0.10
0.35
0.19
0.10
0.24
0.39
0.22
0.31
0.03
0.10
0.35
0.20
0.19
0.23
0.03
0.19
0.29
0.14
0.85
0.27
0.17
0.15
0.12
0.34
0.02
0.36
0.28
0.35
0.24
0.16
0.18
0.09
0.23
0.17
0.18
0.28
0.14
0.16
0.09
0.10
0.20
0.22
0.39
0.22
2.00
0.05
0.14
0.15
0.50
0.12
0.30
0.26
0.20
0.40
0.28
0.80
0.25
0.17
0.13
0.10
0.04
0.40
0.23
0.09
0.41
0.65
0.11
0.03
0.25
2.50
0.24
0.09
0.04
1.00
0.14
0.50
0.80
0.62
0.02
0.10
0.12
0.25
1.10
0.20
0.25
0.19
0.25
0.08
0.14
1.01
0.04
0.15
0.36
0.11
0.16
0.25
0.45
0.10
0.42
0.50
0.56
0.25
0.06
0.14
0.11
0.03
0.38
0.56
0.55
0.05
2.75
0.25
0.04
0.10
0.32
0.15
0.28
0.23
0.10
0.70
0.09
0.33
0.18
0.10
0.17
0.35
0.22
0.28
0.02
0.07
0.30
0.15
0.15
0.17
0.02
0.19
0.29
0.08
0.80
0.20
0.14
0.09
0.11
0.27
0.01
0.28
0.25
0.22
0.22
0.13
0.14
0.07
0.20
0.20
0.18
0.27
0.15
0.14
0.05
52W 52W
Vol
Net
C Squared . SQD 100 0.11 0.11 0.11

CDM Srvcs . . CDK
12 0.39 0.39 0.39
CME Tel . . . YME
6 2.50 2.50 2.50
CalypsoD . . . CYS 1925 0.02 0.02 0.02
CdaChcSW . CHW 300 0.67 0.67 0.67
CdnImprl . . CQV 351 1.16 1.02 1.02
Candorad . . . CDO 765 0.18 0.14 0.14
Canoro . . . . . CNS 100 0.41 0.40 0.40
Cantech . . . . CCV 100 0.07 0.07 0.07
Cantex . . . . . CD 350 0.08 0.08 0.08
Carbiz . . . . . . . CZ
20 0.06 0.06 0.06
CassdyGld . . CDY
50 0.22 0.22 0.22
Ceapro . . . . . CZO 120 0.20 0.20 0.20
CelticMnl . . . CME 200 0.26 0.26 0.26
ChampBear . CBA
85 0.58 0.58 0.58
ChampnRs . CHL 200 0.13 0.12 0.12
Chartwll . CWH 139 2.00 1.80 1.80
ChnkTest . . . NDT
52 0.10 0.10 0.10
ChrisJames . . CJG
25 0.36 0.36 0.36
ColmMtl . . . YOM
90 0.32 0.32 0.32
ComlCons. . . CCZ
16 4.35 4.20 4.20
ConEnviro. CWD
58 0.36 0.36 0.36
ConMagna . CMV
40 0.08 0.08 0.08
CoralGld . . . CLH 200 0.21 0.21 0.21
Cornerstn . . . CTP
54 0.42 0.42 0.42
Corridor . . . . CDH
23 1.65 1.65 1.65
CorsairEx. . . CXI
5 2.46 2.46 2.46
Cubix . . . . . QBX 360 0.50 0.48 0.50
DSI Dato . . . . DSI 100 0.68 0.68 0.68
DXStorm . . . . DXS 2384 0.04 0.03 0.04
DancgStar . . DSS
20 0.37 0.37 0.37
Dasher . . . . . DHR 180 0.17 0.15 0.15
Daybreak . . . DBK 158 0.05 0.04 0.04
dba Tel . . . . . DBA
10 0.01 0.01 0.01
Dejour . . . . . . DEJ
30 0.01 0.01 0.01
Dentonia . . . . DTA
40 0.07 0.07 0.07
Diamcor. . . . DMR
37 0.23 0.23 0.23
Diamondex. DSP
60 0.78 0.75 0.78
Dgtl Nerv . . . DNS
10 0.23 0.23 0.23
DonnerMin DML 1000 0.18 0.17 0.18
Dotcom2000 YDC
30 0.07 0.07 0.07
DynDigit . . . . DDE
4 2.90 2.90 2.90
Stock
Ticker
Bid
Ask
Last
ConsStone . . CSO
ConVentrx. . . CVA
ConWstvw . . CWS
CntctExpl. . . . CEX
CopperCrk . . CPV
CopperRdg . . KRX
CoralSea . . . . CPO
Cosworth . . CWM
CreatEnt. . . . CRM
Crispin . . . . . CEY
CrosBrder . . . CRB
Crowflight . . CML
Cryopak . . . . . . CII
CrystGrph . . . CGH
Cubacan . . . . CCX
CurionV. . . . CUV
CurlewLk . . . CWQ
CurrieRose . . . CUI
Cusil . . . . . . . CUS
Cyan . . . . . . . CYA
Cybersurf . . . . CY
CypressDv. . . CYP
D-Box A . . . . . DBO
DRC Res . . . . DRC
DTI Dntl . . . . . DTI
Dalmatian . . . DTN
DarenInd. . . . . DIL
DarnlyBay . . DBL
DataWave . . . DTV
DaytonaEn. . . DYT
Del Roca . . . DRQ
Deloro . . . . . . DLO
DeltaInt. . . . . . . DI
DeltaSys. . . . . DLT
DenstoneV. . . DST
DerekRes. . . . DRS
Desmarais . . . DES
DevlopVnt . . . DVE
DextonTch . . . DXT
Diagem. . . . . DGM
Diagnos. . . . . DGN
DgtlAthnm. . . DAT
DigitlVen . . . . DVT
DiskFctry. . . . DSK
DiscvyCap . . DVY
Divcom . . . . . DVQ
Divrsaflo . . . . DVF
DivrsfdInd . . . DVS
Diversity . . . . DVR
DnnybrkRs . . DNY
DorchsterE . . . DEI
Doreal . . . . . . DOY
DrakePac. . . . DPE
Duft Bio . . . . . DUF
DuraPrd. . . . . YDU
Dynastar . . . . DDC
Dynex . . . . . . DNX
E-Amigos . . . EGO
E-Energy . . . . EEV
e-Mfg . . . . . . MFG
E-Tronics . . . ETX
E-xactTran*. . EXZ
E21 Grp . . . . . YEP
EPICentx . . . . EPC
EWMC . . . . . YEW
EXI Wirls. . . . EXI
EXP Res . . . . . EXP
Earthramp . . . ERA
EastWest . . . EWR
ElectMail . . . . ELE
ElginRes . . . . . ELR
Elite Cap. . . . . ETL
Elk Eqty . . . . . EVA
Eloro. . . . . . . . YEL
EmrgAfr. . . . . YEG
EmergVent . . EVS
EmgoldMng . EMR
Endeavour . . . ERU
EndlessEn . . . EEC
Energulf . . . . ENG
EnrgPowr . . . YPX
Engnrcom . . EGN
EnvmtlMgt . . EMS
EpicorBio. . . . EBN
eResrvtn . . . . RSS
Escapecom . . ESA
EssexRes . . . . ESX
EuroGld . . . . . YGR
EurpnGld . . . EGU
eVenture . . . . EVU
Everest . . . . . EVV
Evirus . . . . . . EVC
ExcellonRs. . . EXN
ExcptnlTF . . . . . XF
Extreme . . . . . EXT
FTI Fdtech. . . . FTI
Fancamp . . . . FNC
Fastfoot. . . . . . FFI
FiftyPlus . . . . FPN
FinlinTch. . . . . FIN
FinTech . . . . . FSL
Firelight . . . . . FRL
Firestone . . . . . FV
FstFortn . . . . . FRF
FirstNrws . . . UNO
1st Point . . . . FPX
1stStrIn . . . . . FRS
1st Step. . . . . . FSI
1stVenCap. . . FVV
1stYllwhd . . . . FYI
1st ClassSy . . FCS
FirstWeb . . . . FWI
Fjordland. . . . FML
Floron . . . . . . FFS
FlowingEn . . . FLO
Flukong . . . . . FLG
Fomack. . . . . FMG
Foothills . . . . . . FH
ForanMng. . FOM
Forsys . . . . . . YOR
FtGarry . . . . . FGA
FossilBay . . . . FBR
0.01
0.10
0.06
0.30
0.17
0.04
0.02
0.96
0.01
0.23
0.35
0.16
0.46
0.85
0.04
0.04
0.06
0.05
0.19
0.11
0.12
0.08
0.12
4.00
0.52
0.07
0.26
0.29
0.18
0.15
0.57
0.10
0.06
0.80
0.22
0.33
0.75
0.14
0.11
0.16
0.45
0.02
0.05
0.03
0.25
0.03
0.30
0.32
0.01
0.03
0.44
0.02
0.20
0.38
0.15
0.05
0.40
0.04
0.07
0.25
0.71
0.16
0.10
0.09
0.37
0.46
0.02
0.09
0.12
0.23
0.35
0.25
0.09
0.07
0.15
0.17
0.05
0.10
0.26
0.40
5.10
0.95
1.26
0.06
0.19
0.06
0.02
0.05
3.52
0.32
0.18
0.09
0.25
0.30
0.17
0.30
0.03
0.08
0.05
0.16
0.14
0.25
0.12
0.05
0.17
0.15
0.25
0.05
0.20
1.50
0.14
0.16
0.04
1.00
0.15
0.07
0.04
0.24
0.06
0.04
0.31
0.07
0.03
0.13
0.08
0.38
0.24
0.06
0.05
1.05
0.02
0.34
0.40
0.18
0.53
0.95
0.05
0.05
0.08
0.08
0.23
0.15
0.13
0.10
0.17
4.15
0.56
0.08
0.29
0.35
0.20
0.17
0.58
0.15
0.09
1.20
0.34
0.35
0.85
0.20
0.16
0.18
0.50
0.15
0.10
0.05
0.30
0.07
0.43
0.44
0.02
0.04
0.60
0.03
0.25
0.49
0.18
0.15
0.70
0.07
0.10
0.80
0.80
0.18
0.12
0.13
0.40
0.65
0.03
0.11
0.14
0.32
0.41
0.31
0.22
0.13
0.18
0.30
0.09
0.15
0.28
0.45
5.25
1.05
1.50
0.08
0.22
0.10
0.05
0.08
3.70
0.36
0.41
0.10
0.28
0.39
0.29
0.40
0.05
0.10
0.06
0.18
0.15
0.33
0.18
0.06
0.23
0.20
0.48
0.07
0.30
1.75
0.15
0.25
0.10
1.10
0.25
0.09
0.05
0.35
0.07
0.06
0.50
0.08
0.01
0.11
0.06
0.39
0.20
0.05
0.03
1.00
0.02
0.30
0.35
0.16
0.50
0.85
0.04
0.04
0.07
0.04
0.19
0.15
0.11
0.10
0.17
4.00
0.52
0.07
0.27
0.31
0.20
0.16
0.57
0.12
0.06
1.20
0.25
0.35
0.80
0.16
0.11
0.16
0.50
0.13
0.06
0.05
0.25
0.04
0.30
0.44
0.01
0.03
0.46
0.02
0.20
0.35
0.18
0.15
0.60
0.05
0.07
0.85
0.80
0.16
0.11
0.09
0.38
0.60
0.02
0.10
0.14
0.25
0.35
0.30
0.10
0.13
0.15
0.24
0.07
0.15
0.28
0.45
5.25
1.05
1.26
0.06
0.19
0.08
0.03
0.05
3.52
0.35
0.18
0.10
0.28
0.30
0.22
0.31
0.03
0.08
0.05
0.18
0.15
0.34
0.12
0.05
0.17
0.17
0.40
0.05
0.20
1.50
0.14
0.17
0.06
1.10
0.15
0.07
0.04
0.23
0.07
0.04
0.37
0.07
Stock
+0.01
+0.02
-0.50
-0.02
-0.14
-0.05
-0.02
-0.02
+0.02
+0.01
-0.01
-0.20
-0.20
+0.06
-0.02
-0.07
-0.03
-0.05
+0.02
+0.01
-0.01
-0.02
-0.06
-0.02
+0.02
+0.01
+0.02
0.14
0.15
0.50
0.06
0.06
0.04
0.02
0.04
0.10
0.45
0.03
0.03
0.05
0.09
0.19
0.03
0.16
0.25
0.10
0.02
0.06
0.13
0.10
0.15
0.08
n 0.25
0.24
6.20
0.37
0.09
0.26
n 7.56
2.55
0.50
c 0.35
0.34
0.10
0.32
2.75
2.65
0.48
0.17
n 0.12
2.03
3.30
1.48
0.20
n 0.90
0.85
0.80
3.35
1.30
n 2.30
0.26
0.75
1.90
c 2.05
1.97
0.09
3.50
c 0.35
0.48
0.15
1.25
0.08
0.70
0.20
1.00
0.20
1.33
0.30
n 0.50
0.12
0.04
0.09
0.65
0.11
0.01
0.07
2.00
0.71
0.04
0.09
0.05
0.02
0.02
0.92
0.20
0.05
0.03
0.05
0.49
1.50
0.31
0.05
0.30
0.18
0.41
0.43
0.25
0.70
0.04
0.27
0.30
0.60
0.23
0.03
1.15
0.13
0.09
0.04
0.78
0.01
0.08
0.08
0.41
0.04
0.17
0.07
0.02
0.03
ESI Envr . . . ENV

Eaglecrest. . EEL
Earthwrk . . . EWK
Eastfield . . . . ETF
ebisdot . . . . WGD
Ecstall . . . . . EAM
ElCallao . . . ECM
eNblast . . . . . YNR
EnergldMn . EGD
EnvAppld . . . EAR
EnWave . . . . ENW
Epic Egy . . . . . EPI
Epic O&G . . . EAS
ErinVnts . . . . . EV
EskerRs. . . . ESR
eStation . . . . YST
EuroZinc . . EZM
Exclmtn . . . . . . XI
Expatriate. . EXR
ExplrsAli . . . . YXP
FAS Int . . . . . FAS
FarWstMn FWM
FstChoice . . . FSD
1stEchlon . . . FEV
FstGldwtr . . . FGD
10
23
150
275
10
200
420
351
76
208
100
540
50
50
23
736
95
14
200
75
10
145
55
308
290
0.14
0.17
0.60
0.18
0.18
0.05
0.02
0.06
0.13
0.66
0.05
0.07
0.07
0.19
0.50
0.05
0.20
0.27
0.10
0.02
0.07
0.79
0.10
0.31
0.18
0.14
0.17
0.59
0.17
0.18
0.05
0.02
0.06
0.13
0.63
0.05
0.06
0.07
0.19
0.47
0.04
0.18
0.27
0.10
0.02
0.07
0.70
0.10
0.30
0.16
0.14
0.17
0.59
0.17
0.18
0.05
0.02
0.06
0.13
0.63
0.05
0.06
0.07
0.19
0.47
0.04
0.20
0.27
0.10
0.02
0.07
0.70
0.10
0.30
0.16
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Vol
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52W 52W
Vol
Net
Ticker
Bid
Ask
Last
Stock
FountainH . . . FHH
FoxEngy . . . . FEC
Foxpoint. . . . . FPR
FrnchsMtr . . . YFH
Francisco . . . FGX
FraNevwt. . . . YFN
Freeport . . . . . FRI
FrncRvCap. . . FRV
Fronteer. . . . . YFV
FrontrPac. . . . FRP
FutureLnk. . . . FLS
FutrFund . . . FFC
Fytokem. . . . . FYT
GEOCAN . . . GCA
GIE Envrn . . . . GIE
GLK . . . . . . . . GLT
GLS Global . . GLO
GMD Rs . . . . GMD
GNI Pete . . . . GNT
GalxyOnLn . . YGO
GalaxySprt . GUS
Galleria . . . . . GOI
Galvanic . . . GAV
GardaWrld . . GW
GeeTen . . . . . GTV
Gemini Cp . . . GKX
GencoRes . . . GGC
GenFstnrs . . GFN
GnStrtgys . . . GSE
Gensel . . . . . . GSB
Geodex . . . . . GXM
GeodynEn . . GEL
GeorgiaVt. . . . GVI
Geostar . . . . . GOS
GettyCppr . . . GTY
Glenbriar . . . GTI
GlencrnEx. . . . GLJ
GlenwdVt. . . GWD
GlimmerRs . . GME
GlblCnsmr . . . GCT
GlblInvt . . . . . GIG
GlblSrtwb . . . SWI
GlobelDir. . . GBD
GlobeNet . . . . GBR
Globex Res . GBX
GolcondRs . . . . GA
Gold City . . . . . GC
GldGiantM . . GNR
GoldOre. . . . . GOZ
Goldbelt. . . . . GLD
GoldbrkEx . . . GDK
Goldcliff . . . . GCN
GldnCarib . . . GCC
GldnFrtn . . . . GFX
GldnGate. . . . GGS
GldnGolth . . . GNG
GldHope . . . . YGH
GldnPeaks . . . GL
GldnRaven . . GVN
GldnTag . . . . GOG
GldnTempl . . GTM
GoldhntrEx . . . GH
Goldnev. . . . . GNZ
Goldsat . . . . GOM
GolfNth . . . . . YNP
GdfllwRes . . . GDR
Gossan. . . . . . GSS
GothicRs . . . . GCR
Gowest. . . . . GWA
GranizMon . . GRA
Granville . . . . . GE
GtPanther . . . GPA
GtWstnGld. . GWG
GreenVall . . . GVY
Grntree . . . . . YGG
GreshamRs . GRC
GtechIntl. . . . GCH
Gulf&PacEq. . GUF
Gulf Intl . . . . . GIM
GulfShrs . . . . GUL
H2O Entmt . . HTO
H2O Innvt . . . HOI
H.A.L. . . . . . . HHC
HARS Sys . . HSS
HTI Vents . . . HTH
HTN . . . . . . . . HET
HYWY. . . . . . YHW
Habanero . . . HAO
HallTrn . . . . . YHT
HamptnCt . . . HCR
HansaCorp . . HSA
Harmony. . . . . . HI
HawkOilA. . HWK
Head4 . . . . . . HFS
Healthscn. . . MDU
HedleyTch. . . HED
Hedman . . . . HDM
Hellix wt . . . . HEL
HighPlain. . . . HYE
Highpoint . . . HGP
Holmer . . . . . HGM
HomeTicket . HTN
Homebank . . YHK
Homeprjct . . . YHP
Honeybee . . . HBT
HorznInds . . . HRZ
Hornby . . . . . YHB
Horseshoe . . . HSX
HowtoWeb . HOW
HuldraSlv . . . HDA
Humptys . . HMP
HyattFn . . . . . HTF
Hydrmet. . . . YHM
Hydromet . . . HTL
Hyperion . . . . HYP
IBI . . . . . . . . . . YIB
INTERCAP. . . . IEG
IP Apps . . . . . . IAP
IPC Finl . . . . . . IPC
IROC Sys . . . IRC
ITL Cap . . . . . . ICL
IVG . . . . . . . . . IVG
0.09
0.48
1.20
0.31
6.08
5.75
0.09
0.30
0.35
0.06
0.06
0.22
0.12
0.80
0.18
0.10
0.10
0.15
0.03
0.01
0.61
0.18
0.45
0.70
0.15
0.17
0.07
0.08
0.09
0.12
0.05
0.25
0.22
0.19
0.05
0.06
0.15
0.35
0.10
0.04
0.07
1.00
0.36
0.13
1.55
0.37
0.12
0.02
0.06
0.10
0.01
0.09
0.07
0.08
0.25
0.40
0.10
1.05
0.11
0.10
0.03
0.07
0.03
0.10
0.21
0.28
0.22
0.40
0.06
0.15
0.23
0.11
0.20
0.08
1.50
2.10
0.90
0.15
0.40
0.07
0.04
0.34
0.15
0.33
0.12
0.03
0.32
0.08
0.04
0.21
0.08
0.03
2.44
0.12
0.20
0.10
0.34
0.16
0.38
0.03
0.02
0.08
0.20
0.08
1.20
0.10
0.10
0.06
0.24
0.05
0.12
0.03
0.11
0.17
0.03
0.03
0.14
0.16
1.12
0.31
0.02
0.05
0.12
0.52
1.35
0.38
6.40
7.75
0.20
0.44
0.44
0.07
0.09
0.33
0.15
0.95
0.24
0.13
0.18
0.20
0.04
0.02
0.89
0.22
0.48
0.80
0.19
0.20
0.10
0.11
0.13
0.17
0.07
0.35
0.27
0.30
0.09
0.15
0.35
0.45
0.20
0.05
0.08
1.12
0.40
0.19
1.59
0.44
0.15
0.03
0.08
0.20
0.02
0.12
0.10
0.11
0.28
0.49
0.20
1.25
0.17
0.20
0.05
0.10
0.05
0.18
0.25
0.40
0.26
0.60
0.08
0.25
0.26
0.13
0.24
0.10
1.65
2.40
1.00
0.24
0.43
0.09
0.09
0.36
0.40
0.39
0.25
0.07
0.42
0.10
0.05
0.28
0.13
0.04
2.55
0.19
0.38
0.12
0.38
0.19
0.55
0.05
0.04
0.15
0.24
0.15
1.25
0.14
0.25
0.08
0.35
0.08
0.21
0.04
0.12
0.21
0.04
0.04
0.22
0.19
1.50
0.35
0.03
0.17
0.10
0.52
1.20
0.36
6.20
7.70
0.09
0.35
0.35
0.07
0.06
0.30
0.12
0.85
0.18
0.13
0.10
0.15
0.03
0.01
0.75
0.19
0.45
0.80
0.15
0.20
0.08
0.08
0.09
0.16
0.05
0.25
0.22
0.19
0.06
0.10
0.25
0.35
0.10
0.05
0.08
1.05
0.40
0.13
1.60
0.40
0.15
0.03
0.07
0.10
0.01
0.09
0.10
0.08
0.28
0.44
0.18
1.05
0.17
0.13
0.03
0.10
0.04
0.09
0.20
0.33
0.25
0.52
0.06
0.15
0.24
0.12
0.22
0.08
1.50
2.10
0.90
0.24
0.43
0.07
0.04
0.35
0.15
0.35
0.21
0.05
0.42
0.09
0.05
0.28
0.10
0.03
2.55
0.12
0.28
0.10
0.38
0.16
0.39
0.05
0.03
0.10
0.21
0.08
1.25
0.10
0.15
0.06
0.25
0.06
0.19
0.03
0.12
0.18
0.03
0.05
0.22
0.16
1.50
0.30
0.02
0.10
-0.02
+0.01
-0.02
+0.10
-0.03
-0.02
-0.02
-0.03
-0.08
-0.01
+0.02
-0.01
-0.01
-0.01
+0.01
-0.01
0.15
0.40
1.40
n 1.09
0.18
4.95
0.29
4.20
2.75
1.53
1.69
1.70
0.45
0.50
5.50
0.60
0.17
0.50
0.84
0.50
2.30
4.15
Footmax . . . . YFT
Fresco . . . . . . FDP
FuelCell. . . . FCT
GGL Diam . . . GGL
GalaBari . . . . GAB
GalleryRs . . . GYR
Gastar Ex . . YGA
GeminiEn . . . GNI
Genoil . . . . GNO
Glenhaven . GHM
GloblNet . . . . GET
GlobalTch. . . GBA
Glbl Tree . . . . GTT
Globaltex . GTX
GldCanyon . GCU
GldSummit . . GST
GldnArch . . . . GAI
GldnGolwt . . GNG
GtBasin . . . GBG
GrtCdnGm . GCD
Guard . . . . . . GUA
Guodong. . . . GDE
GuyanaG . . . . YGI
HEGCO. . . . HEG
HellixVts . . . . HEL
HiltonPet . . HTP
HoustonLk . . HLM
Hucamp . . . . YHU
ILI Tech . . . . . ILX
IMAExplor . IMR
IdahoCon . . . IDO
IgntnPnt . . . IPN
ImagePwr . . . IPZ
InletRs . . . . . . INS
IntermapA . . IMP
IntlAntrx. . . . . IXT
IntlBrooks . . . IBP
IntFalcon . . . . ILF
IntHiTech . . . . IHI
IntPanoram . . ILP
IntSunstat . . . ISV
IntTaurus . . . ITS
IntWater . . . IWG
IntertechM . . IML
IntraCstl . . . . . ISY
Intrepid . . . . IAU
Isee3D . . . . . . YEY
IslandArc . . . . IAR
So k
C o e Chg
London
(in British pence)
Abbey Natl
Allince&Leics
Allied Domc
Anglo Amern
Asc Br Food
AstraZeneca
BAA
BAT
BG
BOC Grp
BP Amoco
Barclays Bk
Billiton
Body Shop
Boots
Br Aerospc
Br Airways
Br Telecom
CGNU
Cable&Wire
Cad Schwp
Capital Radio
Centrica
Charter Cns
Cookson Grp
Cordiant
Corus Group
Diageo
Dixons Grp
EMAP
Electrocmp
Entrprs Oil
Eurotunnel
Fleming Amer
Geest PLC
GKN
GlaxoSK
Granada
Gr Universal
HSBC
Hammerson
Hanson
Hilton Group
ICI
Imprl Tobac
Invensys PLC
Johnson Mat
Kingfisher
Land Sec
Lattice Grp
Legal & Gen
Lloyds TSB
Lonmin
Lonrho Africa
Marks&Spen
Minerva PLC
Next
P&O
Pearson
Pilkington
Powergen
Prudential
RMC
Rank
Reckitt
Reed Intl
Rentokil
Reuters Hld
Rexam
Rio Tinto
950.00 -114.00
765.00 -51.50
399.00 -8.75
809.00 -61.00
441.85 -19.00
3063.98 -171.00
586.72 -101.50
601.00 -20.00
274.25 -4.50
976.15 -59.00
593.00 27.50
1824.00 -163.00
308.40 -8.50
78.00 -6.00
610.51 -46.00
320.00 14.50
244.28 -56.00
324.00 -16.00
875.20 -90.50
289.00 -32.00
449.57 -27.00
563.00 -5.00
217.63 -14.50
177.00 -7.50
120.50 -0.50
146.00 -4.00
58.83
664.50 -38.00
177.74 -23.00
650.00 -22.00
465.00 -32.00
562.65 23.00
57.00
0.50
688.00 -53.50
698.00 -2.00
314.00 -17.25
1691.00 -123.00
113.00 -13.00
540.00 -35.00
714.50 -101.50
478.50 -5.50
484.60 -19.00
208.00 -47.50
401.68 -41.00
845.00 -27.00
79.75 -6.25
860.00 -4.00
327.00 -35.50
831.04 -25.00
143.50 -9.00
155.75 -9.25
642.50 -51.00
847.75 -3.50
12.50 -1.50
233.04 -10.25
289.00 -4.00
860.00 -37.00
220.00
1.50
786.00 -20.00
104.00 -2.00
739.75 -9.00
730.10 -94.00
600.00 -28.00
204.00 -11.25
960.00 -52.00
529.57 -43.50
248.61 -24.50
604.00 -52.00
364.97 -25.50
1138.00 -58.00
So k
C o e Chg
Rolls Royce
200.00 -17.75
Royal&Sun
358.50 -64.25
Ryl Bk Scot
1490.00 -123.00
Safeway
315.32 -19.50
Sainsbury J
339.25 -21.25
Scot&Nwcstl
493.06 -25.50
Scottish Pwr
412.07 -15.00
Shell Trnsprt
557.50 11.50
Smith&Neph
346.00 -7.00
Std Chrt Bk
783.50 -119.00
Tate & Lyle
285.50
0.75
Temple Bar
578.00 -11.00
Tesco
239.93 -15.00
Trinity Mirror 380.00 -13.50
Unilever
562.68 -22.00
United Utils
611.75 -15.00
Vodafone
138.00 -12.00
WPP
626.06 -54.00
Whitbread
567.50 -1.50
Amsterdam
(in euro)
ABN-AMRO
Aegon
Ahold
Bolswess
Buhrmann.NV
CSM
DSM
Elsevier
Heineken
Hunter Doug
ING
KLM
Nedlloyd Gr
OCE Grint
Philips
Randstad
Robeco
Rodamco
Rorento
Ryl Dutch
Unilever
VNU
Vopak
Brussels
(in euro)
Ackermans
Almancora
Bekaert
BioTech (Pricaf)
CFE
Deceuninck
Electrabel
Fortis
Global Graphics
Kredietbk
Sofina Opt
Solvay
Tractebel
UCB
Un Minier
Frankfurt
(in euro)
Adidas
MW
16.50 -2.08
25.60 -3.02
29.68 -1.92
8.80 -0.05
7.07 -10.17
21.50 -1.10
38.46 -1.23
11.81 -0.85
42.27 -2.03
27.60 -0.40
26.37 -3.93
10.00 -2.90
13.95 -0.40
8.95 -0.85
23.66 -2.59
12.30
28.45 -2.10
40.45 -0.55
37.60
60.20
0.64
61.25 -3.35
31.50 -1.77
19.00 -0.10
27
28
35
11
201
15
230
25
4
35
40
60
170
42
42
70.00
So k
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-3
-2
-1
-2
-4
-1
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m
m
G
M
O
H
H
H
H
0.05
0.07
0.50
0.04
0.05
0.62
0.08
0.80
1.40
0.21
0.55
0.72
0.04
0.08
0.07
0.10
0.04
0.14
0.37
0.03
0.45
0.56
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IVS Intell . . . . IVM

iaNett . . . . . . . INE
Iciena . . . . . . . . IIE
IcronTchs . . . . . IT
Illusion . . . . . . ILU
ImaflexA . . . . IFX
ImagDynm . . . . ID
ImagisTch . . . NAB
Immune . . . . IMM
IncaPac . . . . . . IP
IndptRes. . . . . IDN
IndicoTchs . . . IND
Indusmin . . . . IDM
Infiniti . . . . . . . IRL
InfoTouch . . . . IFT
Infolink . . . . . . YII
Inovision. . . . . IVS
iNsu . . . . . . . INU
In.Sync . . . . . . ISN
IntgtdAst . . . . IAM
InterCitic . . . . . ICI
IntracEnt . . . . ITV
IntrcdtVt . . . . . IVL
IntergldA . . . IGO
Intermdia . . . IMC
IntAllnc. . . . . . ALL
IntAnnax. . . . IAX
IntArmex . . . . IEA
IntBarytex . . . IBX
Int BioRc. . . . . IBR
IntBioanlg . . . IBO
IntlBravo . . . . BIG
IntlCata . . . . . ICY
InChalc . . . . . . IRI
IntCharg . . . . . ICR
IntlCorml . . . . ICD
IntEnexco . . . . IEC
IntFreegld . . . ITF
IntHydcrb . . . . IHY
IntKirkld . . . . . IKI
IntLandmrk . . . ILE
IntlLima . . . . LMG
IntNorthair . INM
Int PBX . . . . . . IVU
IntlSam . . . . . SAZ
IntlSovEn . . . ISR
IntlStrTk . . . . . IDE
IntWayside . . IWA
Int Wex . . . . . WXI
Intrqst . . . . . . YIQ
InvadrExp. . . . INX
iPefrmnce. . . . IPR
iQuest . . . . . . YQN
IslndMntn . . . IGM
iTV Games . . . TVE
iWave.com . . IWV
JNR Res . . . . . JNN
JanckPpty . . . JPL
JasperMng . . . JSP
Jemtec . . . . . . JTC
Jenex . . . . . . . JEN
Jenosys . . . . . . JET
Jessian . . . . . . JSN
JetPac . . . . . . . JPF
Jetcom . . . . . . YJT
KIK Tire . . . . . KIK
KSAT Sat . . . KSA
Kaieteur. . . . . KTR
Kalahari . . . . KLA
Kalimantan* . KLG
KarmaCap. . . KAC
KarminEx . . . YKA
KelsoTchs . . . KLS
Kenrich . . . . . KRC
KensngtnA . . KNN
KensingRs . . . KRT
KermodeRs. . KLM
KernowRs . . . KRD
KettleRiv . . . . KRR
KickngHrse . . KHL
Kinbauri. . . . . YKB
King En . . . . . KNG
KingPrd . . . . . YKK
Kinloch. . . . . . KTE
Klondike . . . . . KG
Knexacom . . . KNX
KnightPet . . . KNP
KnightHk. . . KHA
Krystal . . . . . YKO
LEH Vents . . . LEH
LMX Rs . . . . . LMX
LaPlata. . . . . . LPT
Lakewood. . . LKW
Lakota . . . . . . YLA
Lambus . . . . . LMB
Lamplightr . . LLE
Landmark . . . YLM
Landore . . . . . LDO
Landover . . . . LND
LandstarP . . . . LPI
Laramide . . . LAM
Larkfld . . . . . . LKF
LVFH.com . . . LVH
LatMnrls . . . . LTU
Learnco . . . . . LRN
LeewrdCap. . LWC
LegndCap . . . LCC
Leitrim . . . . . LTM
LevonRs. . . . . LVN
Lexacal . . . . . . LIC
LexxorA . . . . LXX
LibrtyMrl . . . . LBE
LinearRes. . . . LRR
LittleMtn . . . . . LIT
Loma O&G. . . LOG
LongBow . . . . LEC
LongvwPet . . LPC
Loon Enrg. . . . LEY
Luvicrt . . . . . . YLC
LuckyStrik . . . LKY
Luminex . . . . LMV
LundVents . . . LUV
0.14
0.09
0.21
0.42
0.03
0.25
0.27
0.60
0.05
0.25
0.20
0.16
2.30
0.30
0.35
0.13
0.10
0.40
0.10
0.80
0.90
0.25
0.10
1.85
0.11
0.17
0.25
0.07
0.29
0.96
0.16
0.03
0.14
0.05
0.13
0.07
0.04
0.07
0.09
0.11
0.06
0.07
0.16
0.06
0.11
0.71
0.04
0.16
2.42
0.02
0.75
0.51
0.60
0.09
0.06
0.05
0.04
1.00
0.11
0.23
0.50
0.12
0.88
0.01
0.06
0.18
0.09
0.74
0.06
0.15
0.24
0.30
0.10
0.02
0.32
0.51
0.30
0.03
0.15
0.48
0.15
0.12
0.09
1.30
0.07
0.16
0.30
0.26
0.05
0.25
0.04
0.71
0.05
1.65
0.07
0.05
0.04
0.27
0.50
0.10
0.02
0.23
0.16
0.02
0.02
0.05
0.38
0.10
0.05
0.36
0.33
0.22
0.55
0.16
0.06
0.40
0.05
0.09
0.20
0.30
0.02
0.06
0.18
0.26
0.25
0.49
0.05
0.30
0.34
0.63
0.06
0.28
0.22
0.22
2.37
0.32
0.49
0.25
0.18
0.47
0.14
0.99
0.95
0.30
0.19
2.14
0.20
0.20
0.50
0.11
0.35
1.10
0.20
0.05
0.18
0.06
0.19
0.11
0.10
0.10
0.15
0.15
0.08
0.09
0.20
0.08
0.13
0.75
0.08
0.19
2.49
0.03
0.80
0.70
0.70
0.13
0.08
0.08
0.05
1.14
0.17
0.40
0.65
0.15
0.99
0.02
0.07
0.22
0.14
0.80
0.07
0.18
0.35
0.35
0.12
0.03
0.35
0.56
0.31
0.07
0.17
0.52
0.18
0.19
0.15
1.50
0.10
0.40
0.35
0.30
0.09
0.35
0.05
0.90
0.07
2.00
0.14
0.09
0.07
0.40
0.55
0.12
0.03
0.31
0.20
0.03
0.03
0.07
0.40
0.20
0.07
0.45
0.36
0.25
0.60
0.20
0.09
0.55
0.25
0.14
0.30
0.45
0.03
0.08
0.14
0.06
0.21
0.46
0.03
0.26
0.30
0.63
0.05
0.26
0.24
0.18
2.25
0.30
0.35
0.25
0.11
0.45
0.10
0.94
0.90
0.25
0.11
2.00
0.11
0.17
0.25
0.11
0.31
1.00
0.16
0.03
0.14
0.05
0.17
0.07
0.04
0.08
0.15
0.11
0.06
0.07
0.20
0.08
0.14
0.73
0.10
0.17
2.49
0.02
0.75
0.52
0.70
0.09
0.07
0.05
0.05
1.10
0.11
0.23
0.55
0.12
0.88
0.01
0.06
0.18
0.10
0.75
0.06
0.15
0.24
0.30
0.10
0.03
0.34
0.56
0.28
0.04
0.15
0.50
0.15
0.12
0.15
1.45
0.08
0.20
0.30
0.26
0.05
0.24
0.04
0.83
0.06
1.70
0.15
0.05
0.08
0.30
0.50
0.10
0.03
0.35
0.16
0.02
0.02
0.07
0.39
0.10
0.05
0.40
0.36
0.22
0.60
0.17
0.06
0.65
0.21
0.10
0.30
0.35
0.02
0.06
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2.50
0.38
0.09
0.35
2.50
99.50
0.70
0.29
0.08
0.60
0.10
0.45
0.10
0.60
0.03
80.00
103.00
100.00
0.22
0.30
0.20
0.09
0.20
0.10
0.09
0.65
0.23
0.20
0.17
0.20
0.90
0.70
0.12
0.80
0.63
0.15
0.23
2.75
0.18
0.15
0.15
0.04
0.14
0.11
0.08
0.49
0.14
0.39
0.08
0.06
0.31
0.30
0.25
0.40
0.18
0.91
0.25
0.02
0.12
0.35
0.64
0.25
0.06
0.35
0.30
0.40
0.35
0.38
0.32
0.07
0.20
1.30
0.29
0.45
0.50
0.50
0.05
1.25
0.27
0.10
0.06
0.17
0.05
0.07
0.15
0.34
0.08
0.49
0.36
0.10
0.36
0.06
0.06
0.16
0.04
0.04
0.03
0.24
0.08
0.13
0.03
0.55
0.23
0.08
4.00
0.60
1.30
0.12
0.76
0.28
0.30
0.08
0.09
0.34
0.07
0.15
0.50
0.21
0.18
0.14
0.18
0.16
2.30
0.32
0.05
0.23
2.50
91.00
0.62
0.26
0.07
0.51
0.08
0.41
0.08
0.59
0.03
76.00
100.00
96.00
0.17
0.25
0.18
0.08
0.11
0.08
0.05
0.74
0.15
0.13
0.16
0.15
0.80
0.50
0.10
0.75
0.23
0.11
0.21
2.75
0.16
0.13
0.11
0.03
0.10
0.11
0.07
0.45
0.12
0.39
0.07
0.05
0.27
0.07
0.23
0.30
0.17
0.91
0.23
0.01
0.08
0.29
0.54
0.16
0.06
0.30
0.30
0.35
0.17
0.32
0.32
0.03
0.11
1.30
0.29
0.31
0.53
0.50
0.04
1.00
0.25
0.06
0.06
0.12
0.05
0.05
0.12
0.30
0.05
0.32
0.35
0.09
0.26
0.06
0.05
0.12
0.03
0.02
0.03
0.20
0.08
0.10
0.02
0.55
0.23
0.07
2.50
0.50
1.38
0.14
0.76
0.18
0.35
0.05
0.08
0.32
0.05
0.15
0.40
0.20
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G
m
M
N
N
N w
N m
M
O
Q
C o e Chg
0.90
0.20
0.04
0.50
0.05
0.12
0.10
0.06
0.91
0.04
0.55
0.09
0.60
0.07
0.12
0.17
0.10
0.03
0.03
0.10
0.35
0.20
0.24
0.10
0.33
0.90
0.10
4.25
0.40
0.39
0.38
0.96
2.05
1.70
0.47
1.21
2.60
2.00
0.35
0.35
0.65
0.43
0.72
0.90
2.80
2.55
0.70
0.90
0.73
0.25
5.25
1.30
0.78
1.30
0.45
0.75
0.32
0.10
1.70
0.75
1.35
0.13
0.95
0.92
0.54
0.93
0.25
0.48
0.65
1.10
0.77
n
c
n
c
n
n
n
MentorEx . . . MV
MercrySch MRY
Meridex . . . . MEX
Meteor Cr . . ONG
MetrCr wt . . . . . .
MillBayVt . . MBV
MillenEgy . . MLN
MontelloRs MEO
MosaicTch . MAC
MtnWest . . MWR
MskxMnrl . MSK
NDT Vents . NDE
NSIGlobal. . . . YSI
Naftex . . . . . . YNF
NatGold . . . . NGT
Neodym . . . . NEO
N Claymor . . NCS
NewGuinea . NGG
Nexttrip . . . . NTP
NthAmTung . NTC
NrthldSys . . . NLD
NuvoNtwk. NNM
OMNItech . . OMI
Oilexco. . . . . OIL
OlympicRs . . ORL
Omni-Lite . OML
OrominExp . OME
20
255
10
82
60
90
100
305
2
150
67
500
58
100
55
45
20
418
130
291
135
456
29
390
20
30
430
3.85
0.23
0.08
0.60
0.05
0.20
0.21
0.19
1.50
0.13
0.90
0.10
0.75
0.26
0.18
0.26
0.15
0.03
0.05
0.49
0.35
0.22
0.38
0.21
0.54
1.30
0.12
3.85
0.22
0.08
0.58
0.05
0.20
0.21
0.18
1.50
0.12
0.75
0.10
0.75
0.26
0.18
0.26
0.15
0.03
0.05
0.45
0.35
0.20
0.38
0.16
0.54
1.28
0.10
3.85
0.22
0.08
0.58
0.05
0.20
0.21
0.19
1.50
0.12
0.75
0.10
0.75
0.26
0.18
0.26
0.15
0.03
0.05
0.45
0.35
0.22
0.38
0.16
0.54
1.28
0.10
+0.20
-0.01
+0.02
-0.03
-0.05
+0.01
-0.20
-0.01
-0.04
+0.01
-0.09
-0.02
-0.15
+0.01
+0.03
-0.03
+0.02
-0.05
-0.02
1.60
0.13
0.02
0.11
0.27
0.05
0.07
0.12
0.33
0.13
0.29
0.17
0.12
0.30
0.07
0.25
0.10
1.25
0.40
0.20
0.35
0.12
0.05
0.50
0.10
0.14
0.45
0.11
0.36
0.03
0.03
0.30
0.14
0.30
0.02
0.17
0.38
0.20
0.12
0.06
0.09
0.15
0.15
0.12
PacBooker . BKM
52
PallaumMn . PLM 10565
PanAsia . . . PAR 1945
PanGlobal . . . PGE 200
ParamaxRs . PXM
50
PaymntSvc . PMC 610
Peachtree . . PCH 127
PeleMtn . . . . YPN 100
Peruvian . . PVO 155
PhilexGld . . . . PGI
20
PillarRes . . . . PRI 160
PlanetOrg . . POH 100
Playfair . . . . . PLY
40
Plyphlt . . . . . YPY 105
PoplarRs . . . . PPX 2764
ProcCap . . . . POR
50
ProspctGrp . . PSE
10
Pure Tech . . . PUR
11
PyngTech . . . PYT
79
QDM Vent . . QDM 200
QI Sys* . . . . . . QII
50
QR Cda Cap . QRI 150
Quaterra . . . QTA 220
RDM Corp . . . . RC
10
REALM . . . . . . RG
30
RJKExplA . . . RJX 185
RadiusExp . . RDU
12
Rally . . . . . . . YRY
50
RedwdEgy . RWD
65
RegentVent . REV 107
RelianEgy . . . RLA
40
Resin Sys . . . . RS
40
Response . . . RBM 235
Rhonda . . . . RDM
20
RockRes . . . RKR
90
Rockwell . . . RCW 100
Roseland . . . ROS
25
Rubicon . . . RMX
15
SCS Solars . . SCS 135
SafgrdBio . . . SBC 170
SamsnHlth . . SHZ 150
SanTelmo . . . STA 200
Sangoma . . . STC 100
SntaCatal . . . SLM 600
3.30
0.22
0.10
0.13
0.37
0.07
0.11
0.22
0.35
0.90
0.30
0.27
0.24
0.40
0.34
0.35
0.11
1.35
0.41
0.22
0.55
0.12
0.24
0.80
0.15
0.62
0.49
0.32
0.55
0.28
0.06
0.42
0.24
0.35
0.02
0.18
0.40
0.38
0.20
0.08
0.12
0.28
0.28
0.12
3.30
0.20
0.09
0.12
0.37
0.05
0.10
0.20
0.35
0.90
0.30
0.27
0.24
0.39
0.30
0.35
0.11
1.35
0.40
0.21
0.50
0.12
0.24
0.80
0.15
0.56
0.49
0.32
0.55
0.27
0.06
0.32
0.22
0.35
0.02
0.17
0.40
0.38
0.20
0.08
0.12
0.25
0.26
0.12
3.30
0.21
0.09
0.12
0.37
0.05
0.10
0.20
0.35
0.90
0.30
0.27
0.24
0.39
0.30
0.35
0.11
1.35
0.40
0.21
0.50
0.12
0.24
0.80
0.15
0.62
0.49
0.32
0.55
0.27
0.06
0.32
0.22
0.35
0.02
0.17
0.40
0.38
0.20
0.08
0.12
0.25
0.26
0.12
-0.01
-0.02
-0.12
-0.01
-0.06
+0.01
+0.01
-0.02
-0.06
+0.01
-0.21
-0.02
-0.01
-0.07
-0.01
-0.01
-0.10
-0.02
-0.05
-0.02
-0.03
-0.02
+0.01
-0.04
-0.01
M
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N
N
Q
m
O
Stock
Ticker
Bid
Ask
Last
OnlineDir . . . . YDI
OnSat.net . . . ONS
Ont Hose. . . . YOH
OracleEgy . . . OCL
OrcanaRs . . . OCN
Orcatron . . . . OCT
Orex Vent . . . REX
OrgncErth . . . OEC
OrioleSys . . . OOL
Orko Gold . . . . OK
OspreyEn. . . OEL
OutLook. . . . . YOL
PGM Vent . . . YPG
POPiGrp . . . POP
PPF Int . . . . . . PPF
PacAmber . . PCR
PacComox . . PCM
PacELink . . . PLC
PacGenTec . . PGN
PacInsight . . PIH
PacNWCap . PFN
PacRdgEx . . . PEX
PacRodera. . . PRD
PacSafety . . PSP
PacTopaz. . . . PPZ
PalomaVnt. . . . PV
ParaTech . . . . PTY
Paradym. . . . . PVI
Paramount. . PVF
PatchSfty. . . . PSS
PatentE&R . . . PAL
PatMining . . PAT
PaxtonInt . . . PXN
PCNet . . . . . . PCT
PeakBrew . . . PKB
PearlRiv . . . . . YPR
PelorusNav . . . PN
Pemberton . . PBT
Pender . . . . . . PNL
PerfctFry . . PNM
Pethealth . . . PTZ
Petra Res . . . . PET
Petromin . . . . PTR
PetroReal . . . PTC
Pheromone . . PHS
PhoenixLs . . PLS
Pifher . . . . . . . YFP
Pine8%db* . . PNE
PKI . . . . . . . . . PKX
PlataMnrls . . PMR
PltnmMtls . . . PTG
Plazacorp. . . . PLZ
Plus Intl . . . . . PIN
PolyPac . . . PMB
Polycorp . . . PYC
PolymrSol. . PYM
Polymet . . . POM
Portrush . . . . PSH
PrairPacEn . PRP
PrefcoEnt. . . PFX
Pf Ent . . . . . . . PFD
Prescient . . . . PRE
PrimaDev . . . . PID
Primenet . . . . YCC
PrimoRes . . . . . PII
PrinceRs . . . . PNR
Printlux . . . . . PLX
PriorityV . . . . PVS
PrismRes. . . . PRN
ProbeRs . . . . . PBR
ProfileRes . . . . PFI
Proginet*. . . PRF
ProgrsEn . . . PGX
ProlfcTch . . . . PLF
Prophecy . . . . PEI
Provenor . . . . PVN
PrMan5.65 . MBB
PrMan5.5 . . . . . .
PrMan svg . MBD
PulseData . . PSD
PythonOil . . . POG
Q-TelWrls . . QTW
QCC. . . . . . . QCC
QHR Techs . . QHR
QIS Vent. . . . . QIS
Qnetix . . . . . . QTX
Quadtel . . . . . QTL
QuarryO&G. . QUC
QrtzMtn. . . . . YQZ
QuestorT . . . . QST
Quickslvr. . . . QSV
Quinto . . . . . . . QU
Red Lntrn . . . . REL
RETIntrnt . . . . RIS
RJZ Mng . . . . . RJZ
RW Pkg . . . RWP
RadarAcq . . . RAC
Radiant . . . . . YRD
Radical . . . . . RAD
Railpower. . . . . . P
Rainbow . . . . RBP
RamarroRs . . RMA
RampartM. . . YRH
RampartVt. . . RPT
Rampton . . . RMO
RangePete . . RAN
Rapidfire . . . . RPF
RaptorCap. . . RCP
RatIntl . . . . . . RAT
Raydan Mfg . RDN
RaymorInd . . RAR
Real Time . . . RTY
RedEmerld. . RED
Red-Tail . . . . . RIT
RedstarRs . . . RST
RegTech. . . . . RRE
Resxploer. . . . . RX
Rice Cap . . . RCE
RichMn . . . . RMC
Ridgeway . . . RGW
RghtsMrkt . . . RTS
Rimfire . . . . . RFM
0.03
0.11
0.05
0.50
0.02
0.07
0.83
0.10
0.10
0.25
0.75
0.08
0.75
0.04
0.08
0.15
0.05
0.05
0.52
2.85
0.60
0.04
0.17
0.18
0.15
0.30
0.09
0.09
0.19
0.19
0.16
0.17
0.06
0.20
0.18
0.05
0.45
0.06
0.02
0.06
0.21
0.03
0.26
0.18
0.54
0.35
2.65
20.00
0.25
0.50
0.42
0.70
0.10
0.16
0.09
0.55
0.20
0.17
0.62
0.90
0.04
0.57
2.00
0.03
0.08
0.02
0.36
0.43
0.05
0.08
0.04
0.11
2.75
0.12
0.33
0.04
85.80
100.00
100.50
1.38
0.12
0.05
0.35
0.15
0.31
0.04
0.02
1.05
0.08
0.09
0.16
0.15
0.21
0.75
0.20
0.50
1.40
1.60
0.12
0.90
0.30
0.56
2.95
0.13
0.07
0.13
0.11
0.15
0.03
0.78
0.54
0.11
0.35
0.11
0.02
0.19
0.04
0.53
0.15
1.70
0.15
0.36
0.04
0.14
0.25
0.55
0.03
0.12
0.89
0.20
0.12
0.34
0.80
0.10
0.85
0.07
0.20
0.21
0.06
0.06
0.60
3.00
0.75
0.06
0.25
0.27
0.25
0.32
0.10
0.16
0.23
0.23
0.22
0.20
0.08
0.23
0.21
0.09
0.60
0.09
0.03
0.22
0.28
0.05
0.28
0.27
0.79
0.50
2.90
35.00
0.40
0.60
0.49
0.75
0.17
0.29
0.16
0.65
0.23
0.21
0.70
1.10
0.05
0.65
2.49
0.05
0.10
0.03
0.44
0.45
0.07
0.12
0.06
0.13
3.00
0.15
0.42
0.09
89.80
103.00
105.50
1.47
0.13
0.15
0.40
0.30
0.63
0.06
0.03
1.10
0.11
0.18
0.25
0.33
0.30
1.40
0.23
0.64
1.55
2.00
0.20
1.05
0.39
0.57
3.00
0.24
0.09
0.16
0.17
0.17
0.06
0.81
0.59
0.24
0.40
0.20
0.03
0.25
0.07
0.60
0.20
1.72
0.16
0.41
0.03
0.11
0.05
0.55
0.02
0.10
0.83
0.10
0.13
0.25
0.75
0.08
0.80
0.04
0.08
0.21
0.05
0.06
0.55
3.00
0.62
0.06
0.20
0.20
0.15
0.32
0.09
0.10
0.20
0.23
0.16
0.15
0.07
0.23
0.21
0.04
0.45
0.06
0.02
0.10
0.21
0.03
0.26
0.18
0.77
0.44
2.65
35.00
0.30
0.58
0.40
0.75
0.08
0.29
0.09
0.56
0.20
0.21
0.70
0.98
0.04
0.58
2.20
0.03
0.11
0.02
0.44
0.43
0.05
0.08
0.04
0.13
2.75
0.14
0.40
0.10
86.50
100.00
101.00
1.45
0.13
0.19
0.35
0.30
0.63
0.05
0.02
1.05
0.08
0.09
0.16
0.30
0.21
0.80
0.20
0.50
1.55
1.60
0.11
1.00
0.30
0.57
2.75
0.14
0.07
0.13
0.15
0.15
0.03
0.81
0.59
0.22
0.35
0.15
0.03
0.19
0.04
0.59
0.20
1.72
0.15
0.41
So k
SemcoTch. . . STT
SencoSnrs . . SSZ
SennenRes . . . SN
ShawComA . SJR
Sherwood . . SWD
ShoreGld. . . . SGF
SlvStd. . . . . SSO
SmartSale . . . . SA
SolaiaVnt . . . SAV
SolidRs . . . SRW
SpiderRs . . . . SPQ
Starfield . . . . SRU
Starlnk . . . . . SLK
SterlgRs . . . . SLG
Stor@cc . . . SSP
StratMtls . . . SMD
SultanMn . . . SUL
Sur Amern . . SUR
0.20
0.05
0.20
30.00
0.23
0.57
2.30
0.19
0.14
3.00
0.04
0.46
0.30
0.68
0.16
0.10
0.26
0.10
-0.04
-0.25
-0.02
-0.11
-0.01
-0.03
+0.02
+0.06
-0.01
-0.02
+0.04
-0.01
T
1.05
0.90
0.60
3.25
0.20
0.30
1.80
0.54
3.83
3.95
2.10
2.38
1.07
0.15
0.38
1.50
0.85
5.20
4.27
0.23
0.65
0.62
1.85
0.80
0.80
2.85
1.68
90.00
1.19
4.95
0.75
0.64
0.27
0.22
3.74
1.93
1.20
2.65
0.39
0.09
5.00
0.05
0.51
0.66
0.30
0.32
0.40
0.30
0.31
0.30
0.85
0.02
0.06
0.25
0.07
1.10
1.40
0.90
0.46
0.16
0.03
0.07
0.95
0.40
0.42
0.46
0.04
0.11
0.04
0.69
0.31
0.07
0.81
0.31
84.00
0.03
0.25
0.06
0.10
0.05
0.04
1.40
0.27
0.25
0.04
0.20
0.01
0.31
0.01
0.01
0.05
0.05
0.12
0.03
TIR Sys. . . . . TIY 100 0.55 0.50 0.50

TMBiosci . . . TMC 169 0.35 0.35 0.35
TanRange. . TNX
30 0.38 0.38 0.38
ThermlEgy . TMG
30 0.86 0.85 0.85
3NetMedia. . NNN 100 0.02 0.02 0.02
Torode . . . . . . . TR 200 0.25 0.25 0.25
TotalTlcm . . TTZ
65 0.26 0.26 0.26
TotalHip . . . THW
50 0.07 0.07 0.07
TouchRes . . . TUT
20 1.70 1.70 1.70
ToxinAlrt . . . . YTX
85 2.00 2.00 2.00
Transitn . . TTH
90 1.75 1.70 1.70
Triant . . . . . TNT 155 0.52 0.46 0.46
TrimrkO&G . TMK 795 0.21 0.16 0.16
Trio Gold . . . TGK 200 0.04 0.04 0.04
Triple8 . . . . . TVU 100 0.07 0.07 0.07
Triple G . . . . TGG
26 1.05 0.95 0.95
TriQuest. . . . TRI
5 0.55 0.55 0.55
USA Video . . . US
58 0.52 0.51 0.51
UnqeBrdbd. UBS 615 0.52 0.46 0.47
UtdGunn . . . . UGR 100 0.09 0.08 0.09
UserFrnd . . . UFM
30 0.17 0.17 0.17
VRX . . . . . . . VRW 300 0.05 0.05 0.05
VSM MedT . VML
5 0.70 0.70 0.70
ValleyHigh . . VHV
25 0.38 0.38 0.38
ValuNet . . . . VNE
10 0.07 0.07 0.07
Vanteck . . . VRB
50 1.45 1.40 1.40
VerstlMob . . VMS
90 0.42 0.42 0.42
VicWst db . MGT
20 86.25 86.25 86.25
VisaGldEx . . . YVL 660 0.03 0.03 0.03
VoiceIQ . . . . . VIQ
98 0.28 0.25 0.25
Voyus* . . . . . VCS
80 0.08 0.08 0.08
VulcanMin . . VUL
15 0.49 0.49 0.49
VulcanVnt . . VVC
90 0.17 0.17 0.17
WarEagle . . WEM
85 0.11 0.11 0.11
Waratah . WAR
55 1.70 1.60 1.60
Warnex . . . . WNX
15 0.95 0.95 0.95
WatchRes . . . WR
20 0.25 0.25 0.25
Wavve . . . . . . WV 245 0.04 0.04 0.04
Wellco . . . . . WLL
70 0.25 0.25 0.25
WestviewA . WLC 100 0.01 0.01 0.01
Wildcard . . . WDC
50 0.38 0.38 0.38
WilliamMT . WIM 1708 0.02 0.01 0.01
WrldSales . . YWH
10 0.01 0.01 0.01
WrldWise. . YWW
20 0.09 0.09 0.09
ZappaRs . . . . ZPA 125 0.20 0.17 0.17
Zeo-Tech . . ZEO 150 0.15 0.14 0.14
ZimtuTch . . . ZTU 100 0.04 0.04 0.04
-0.10
-0.01
+0.02
-0.06
-0.01
-0.01
-0.05
-0.15
-0.06
-0.05
-0.15
-0.08
-0.06
+0.01
+0.05
-0.02
-0.10
-0.06
-0.01
-0.05
+0.09
-0.01
-0.15
+0.15
-0.04
-0.02
-0.01
+0.01
-0.02
-0.03
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hg
%
hg
10292 95
1058 12
97 26 0 95
2 14 0 20
B an
470 23
342 86
SX
Ph pp ne
1712 06 1251 23 Comp
2473 10
4746 00
2261 15
2311 50
2492 55
FT O d
2473 10
FTSE 100 4746 00
FT 500
2261 15
FT A Sh 2311 50
FT Eu Top 2492 55
164 70
287 70
92 92
127 10
166 74
6 24
5 72
3 95
5 21
6 27
Ge many
Ask
Last
0.05
0.18
3.50
0.06
0.60
1.25
1.35
0.15
0.65
0.28
0.74
0.55
0.08
0.15
1.00
0.66
0.18
0.08
0.37
0.75
0.03
0.03
0.19
0.49
0.28
0.26
0.06
0.06
0.35
0.20
0.37
0.33
0.60
0.10
0.29
0.02
0.10
1.40
0.17
0.15
1.85
6.50
0.12
0.40
0.20
1.25
0.30
0.21
0.10
0.17
0.13
0.50
0.17
0.20
0.21
0.60
0.09
0.50
0.47
0.19
0.08
0.08
0.55
0.20
0.75
0.20
0.30
0.50
2.95
0.16
0.12
0.05
0.10
0.25
0.35
0.04
0.26
0.31
0.35
0.25
0.33
0.48
0.10
0.60
0.10
0.35
1.65
0.21
0.70
0.23
0.37
0.30
0.54
0.16
0.40
0.09
0.11
0.50
0.40
0.25
0.41
0.25
0.30
0.58
0.06
0.45
0.75
0.42
0.10
0.04
0.11
0.12
0.63
0.53
0.47
3.10
5.00
0.08
0.44
0.27
0.15
0.29
0.03
0.12
3.34
0.03
0.55
1.10
1.10
0.09
0.60
0.16
0.73
0.47
0.09
0.13
0.95
0.62
0.12
0.05
0.34
0.75
0.01
0.02
0.07
0.50
0.26
0.23
0.05
0.05
0.34
0.15
0.34
0.33
0.60
0.07
0.21
0.01
0.10
1.25
0.15
0.10
1.63
4.00
0.06
0.35
0.17
1.25
0.28
0.20
0.07
0.04
0.13
0.20
0.14
0.18
0.21
0.57
0.07
0.50
0.40
0.16
0.07
0.07
0.53
0.12
0.65
0.19
0.30
0.50
1.70
0.16
0.11
0.04
0.10
0.16
0.31
0.03
0.24
0.26
0.30
0.22
0.28
0.48
0.10
0.45
0.05
0.31
1.60
0.22
0.60
0.22
0.39
0.15
0.50
0.14
0.35
0.05
0.10
0.50
0.33
0.25
0.30
0.22
0.16
0.53
0.04
0.43
0.66
0.42
0.08
0.01
0.10
0.11
0.58
0.40
0.47
3.25
4.30
0.05
0.46
0.20
0.10
0.22
C o e Chg
50
250
255
12
50
10
70
20
100
21
50
285
100
65
200
250
50
26
Stock
0.20
0.05
0.23
30.00
0.23
0.57
2.40
0.19
0.14
3.00
0.04
0.50
0.30
0.68
0.16
0.11
0.26
0.10
0.20
0.05
0.20
30.00
0.23
0.57
2.30
0.19
0.14
3.00
0.04
0.46
0.30
0.68
0.16
0.10
0.25
0.10
Ticker
Bid
Ask
Last
TeutonRs. . . . TUO
Texalta. . . . . . TEX
The Kewl . . . . YKL
TheraMed. . . TMD
3D Visit . . . . . . VIS
ThrillTime . . . THL
ThnderSwd . . THU
Tiberon . . . . . TBR
TitanTrdg. . . . TTA
Toba Inds . . . TBG
TopGun . . . . . TPG
ToxnAlAwt. . . YTX
TracAblty . . CUT
TradeWind . . TDN
TradeRdus . . TDO
TrAmer . . . . . TSA
TransAsia . . . TGU
Trans Hex . . . . THI
Trnspac . . . . . YTQ
TrvlrMall. . . . TVM
Tres-Or . . . . . TRS
TriAlpha . . . . . TAL
TriOrigin . . . . TOE
Triangulm. . . TGM
Triband . . . . TRD
Tril Met . . . . . TRG
Trioptmum . . TRO
Trivalence . . TMI
Tropika . . . . . YTK
Troymin . . . . TYR
TruaxVen. . . . TXV
TruNthWtr . . TNW
Tullaree . . . . . TUL
TyheeDev . . . TDC
TylerRs . . . . . TYS
UNIREX . . . . . URX
US O&G . . . . . USR
UltraHldg . . UPH
UltraVisn. . . . UVC
Uniglb.com . . UTO
UnionGld . . . . . UN
UtdAmerE . . . UAE
UtdTexSol . . UTX
Uniterre. . . . . UNT
UrbanComm . UBN
Urbana. . . . . . URB
UrsaMajMn . . YMJ
UrgGldf. . . . . . UGI
VOXCOM. . . VOX
VTEC Cap . . . . VT
Vaaldiam . . . . VRL
ValdorFO . . . VFO
ValerieGld . . VLG
Vanguard . . . VAX
Vannessa . . VVV
VantagePt. . . VPG
Vedron . . . . . YVG
VendTek . . . . . VSI
VentPac. . . . VPV
VentsRes . . . VRS
Verena . . . . . YVM
Vergene . . . . YVN
Veteran. . . . . VTI
Viacorp . . . . . VCP
Vicom . . . . . . VMI
VictoriaRs. . . . VIT
VirginEgy . . . . VEI
VirtualUni . . . VRX
VsionGate . . . VGV
VisnSCMS . . SCM
Visn2000 . . . . VNN
VisionQst . . . VQE
VisnwallA . . . . . VI
Vista Inv . . . . VSN
VistaTech . . . . VIR
VisLABS . . . . . VLI
VitalPac. . . . . VPR
Vital Rtr . . . . VTT
Vitreous . . . . . VCI
WNS . . . . . . . WNS
WWS Cap . . . WCI
Waseco . . . . YWS
WaterSave . . WTS
Wavefire. . . . WAF
WavePOINT . WVP
Webengin. . . YWE
WebSmart. . WSM
WellPoint . . . WPS
Westbond. . . WBE
WCdnCoal . . WTN
WstnPcGld. . WPI
W Pinnacle WPN
WSpiritA. . . . WST
WstnTroy . . . WRY
Westlinks . . WLX
Westone. . . . WTV
WhatsOn . . . WHO
WhiteKn . . . WKR
Whitegold . . WNR
WillmsCrk . . WCX
WillowCrk . . WCE
WinfldRes . . WWF
Wirbac. . . . . . WIR
WisperInc . . . WIP
Wolfden . . . . YWO
Woodview . . YWV
WrldWdWar. WWI
Wotan . . . . . WOO
WrnglrWst . WWP
wwbrdcst* . . WW
XS Techs . . . . XST
Xceleron . . . . XCE
Xentel DM . XDM
YMG Vnts . . VEN
Yaletown . . . . ECY
Yin 88 . . . . . . AYN
ZTEST . . . . . . YZT
ZapataEn. . . . ZCO
Zarcan. . . . . . . ZRI
zed.i . . . . . . . ZED
ZenIntl. . . . . . ZQP
ZorinExpl . . . . ZEL
0.07
0.14
0.17
0.34
0.38
0.05
0.33
1.50
0.32
0.09
0.07
0.30
0.12
0.01
0.06
0.12
0.38
0.08
0.01
0.04
0.20
0.05
0.09
0.11
0.12
0.15
0.40
0.65
0.02
0.09
0.17
0.15
0.11
0.13
0.12
0.14
0.08
5.10
0.41
0.07
0.20
0.08
0.12
0.10
0.30
0.35
0.37
0.30
0.75
0.60
0.35
0.48
0.29
0.25
0.68
0.35
0.02
0.42
0.19
0.02
0.15
0.14
0.37
0.50
0.07
0.06
0.45
0.12
0.10
0.31
0.35
0.08
0.06
0.17
0.45
0.17
0.04
0.35
0.18
0.76
0.15
0.03
0.09
0.10
0.06
0.12
0.17
0.36
0.10
0.51
0.06
0.05
0.42
0.40
3.68
0.05
0.02
0.06
0.11
0.14
1.16
0.40
0.12
0.07
0.37
0.06
0.18
0.10
0.65
0.04
0.04
0.20
0.81
0.02
0.09
0.04
0.21
3.75
0.43
0.54
0.07
0.65
0.09
0.22
0.20
0.45
0.47
0.06
0.45
1.55
0.38
0.12
0.10
2.00
0.15
0.02
0.10
0.16
0.50
0.13
0.02
0.14
0.25
0.09
0.10
0.14
0.18
0.19
0.50
0.70
0.03
0.10
0.33
0.22
0.17
0.24
0.14
0.16
0.09
5.60
0.50
0.08
0.30
0.10
0.17
0.13
0.40
0.45
0.40
0.45
1.05
0.65
0.47
0.60
0.33
0.35
0.70
0.45
0.05
0.52
0.21
0.03
0.22
0.18
0.45
0.65
0.09
0.08
0.55
0.18
0.17
0.39
0.40
0.11
0.07
0.20
0.53
0.24
0.05
0.40
0.24
0.99
0.20
0.04
0.10
0.25
0.08
0.15
0.19
0.41
0.12
0.55
0.09
0.08
0.45
0.55
3.75
0.09
0.03
0.09
0.20
0.17
1.19
0.48
0.14
0.13
0.41
0.07
0.29
0.15
0.80
0.08
0.09
0.35
0.92
0.04
0.12
0.05
0.24
3.90
0.47
0.60
0.08
0.70
0.08
0.14
0.18
0.34
0.40
0.04
0.35
1.50
0.47
0.10
0.07
0.40
0.12
0.01
0.10
0.12
0.44
0.13
0.01
0.10
0.20
0.05
0.10
0.11
0.13
0.15
0.40
0.60
0.02
0.09
0.20
0.25
0.15
0.13
0.11
0.15
0.08
5.40
0.40
0.07
0.20
0.10
0.12
0.10
0.40
0.45
0.38
0.45
1.05
0.60
0.45
0.52
0.30
0.34
0.71
0.38
0.02
0.43
0.20
0.02
0.20
0.15
0.40
0.60
0.07
0.06
0.45
0.10
0.10
0.31
0.40
0.08
0.06
0.17
0.53
0.20
0.04
0.40
0.18
0.99
0.15
0.04
0.10
0.20
0.06
0.12
0.16
0.36
0.10
0.55
0.07
0.05
0.43
0.55
3.75
0.05
0.03
0.07
0.14
0.14
1.16
0.45
0.12
0.08
0.40
0.06
0.21
0.10
0.80
0.05
0.05
0.30
0.90
0.02
0.09
0.04
0.24
3.85
0.45
0.54
0.07
0.70
2179 02 1403 55 FAZ

7136 30 4273 53 DAX
2086 06 1558 45 S a
Tha and
342 56
250 60 SET
F ance
1403 55 18 26 1 28
4273 53 396 60 8 49
Au a a
3183 20
5491 90
644 20
0 30 0 01
5 70 0 10
2 80 0 44
979 80
Ta wan
Co e
Ne
hg
%
hg
445 48
1 88 0 42
3 10 0 24
1566 76
8 31 0 53
330 37
1 28 0 39
4059 75 323 99 7 39
Mk 5695 10 433 20 7 07
649 10 CBS Gen
0 70 0 13
7 25 0 39
NA0912C023S
m
M
G
649 10
44 10 6 36
1058 45
714 77 Mad d
184 85
714 77
16 03 7 98
34 75 4 64
Co e
Ne
hg
%
hg
Sou h A ca
9338 10 7407 50 A Sha e 7947 80 223 80 2 74
Mex co
6953 31 5231 85 Gen PC
A gen na
539 20
B az
17889
272 34 BUSE
10828 BRSP
Venezue a
8329 85 6287 27
Ch e
115 58
89 82
14802 95 7159 66
796 22
272 34
14 87 5 17
10827 96 1094 43 9 18
7411 45
71 44 0 95
PSA
108 62
3 13 2 80
3150 40
33 23 1 04
4763 63 3150 40 Sen e
Tu key
5531 02 325 17 5 55
BC
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0 1
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h gh
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184 85 A
m
m
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0 9 1 1
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Spa n
M
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345 73
Ch na
m m
m m
m m
M
19061 4 15775 9 Gene a 15864 60 705 85 4 26
7391 66 4040 77 We gh ed 4176 93 112 17 2 62

664 85 538 97 Shen hen 552 98
2242 42 1808 84 Shangha 1863 78
8164 80 5695 10 Sw
C o e Chg
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C o e Chg S o k
2095 95 1369 12 Ban aCm 1369 12 20 27 1 46

48766 29106 M B 30
29106 2458 00 7 79
Sw ze and
So k
N
N
N
N
N
O
N
N
N
M
N
N m
N N
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O m
O m
Om
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1294 09
S ngapo e
6697 80 4059 75 CAC 40
16629 8 10366 3 HangSeng10417 36 51 04 0 49
Sydney
n Au a an do a
Bid
0.03
0.11
2.50
0.03
0.40
1.10
1.02
0.09
0.41
0.16
0.66
0.47
0.06
0.13
0.91
0.55
0.11
0.05
0.34
0.60
0.01
0.02
0.07
0.48
0.26
0.22
0.04
0.04
0.24
0.15
0.34
0.26
0.50
0.07
0.20
0.01
0.08
1.25
0.10
0.10
1.63
3.25
0.06
0.30
0.15
1.20
0.25
0.11
0.06
0.04
0.12
0.13
0.17
0.18
0.51
0.07
0.45
0.40
0.15
0.07
0.06
0.46
0.12
0.61
0.14
0.21
0.41
1.20
0.14
0.11
0.04
0.07
0.16
0.31
0.03
0.24
0.25
0.25
0.15
0.28
0.43
0.08
0.39
0.03
0.30
1.55
0.20
0.60
0.21
0.35
0.15
0.45
0.14
0.32
0.04
0.10
0.36
0.36
0.21
0.29
0.22
0.16
0.53
0.04
0.41
0.63
0.40
0.08
0.01
0.10
0.08
0.53
0.38
0.32
2.86
4.40
0.05
0.32
0.22
0.09
0.20
I N D E X E S
week
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16458 3 10195 7 N kke

1520 65 1055 98 Top
Hong Kong
M
Ticker
RioFortna . . . . RFT
RivalTecs . . . . RTI
RockyMt . . . . RME
Rocraven . . . . RVR
RolndVrtl . . . . VBS
RomeRs . . . . RMR
RosettaEx . . . RSA
Roxi Cap . . . . ROX
RylSovrgn . . . RSX
RylVicMin. . . RVM
Rtica . . . . . . . RTN
RnngFox . . . . RUN
RupertRs . . . . RUP
Rutel. . . . . . . . RTL
SIMSMART . . . SII
SIRITTec . . . . YSR
SKN Res . . . . . SRL
SNG Telcm . . SOM
SNL Ent . . . . . SPT
SNV Grp. . . . . SGL
SRR Merc . . . SRA
SURE P&C . . . SRP
SYMC Res . . . . SY
Saddle. . . . . . SRI
St Elias . . . . . . SLI
StJudeA . . . . SJD
SamexMng . SXG
Sandoil. . . . . . SNL
SantoyRs . . . . SAN
SatTel . . . . . . . SAJ
Sawtooth . . . SAW
Scimitar . . . . . SIY
Scorpio . . . . . SPM
Seacrest . . . . SDC
Seahawk. . . SKM
SeineRiv . . . . SRO
SentexSys . . SXS
SentryCap . . . SYI
Seprotech . . . SET
Serengeti . . . . SIR
SvcPlus . . . . SVH
7thEnrgB . . . SEV
SevnthWv . . . . VII
Sextant* . . . . YSX
ShearMnrl . . SRM
ShellCase . . . SSD
Shelton . . . . . STO
Shendoah . . . SNN
SineTec . . . . . SIO
SitecVent. . . . STV
SkeenaRs. . . . SKE
SmartApi . . . . SMI
Snowfield . . . SNO
SoftCare . . . . SCE
Soho Res . . . . SOH
Solium . . . . . SUM
Solomon . . . SRB
SonomaxHH . SHH
Srcesmth . . . SSM
SthAtlRes . . . SCQ
SthnPac. . . . . SHP
Sthn Rio. . . . . SNZ
Sov Chief. . . . SCV
Spartacus . . . . SCI
Spearhead . . SHD
Spectra . . . . . SSA
SpelnaCap . . . SPE
SpurVent. . . . SVU
StallLake . . . . SAK
StampdO A . . STF
Starcore . . . . SOE
Starfire . . . . . SFR
StealthMn . . . SML
StellrVts . . . . SPX
SterneStk . . SSX
StirCreek. . . . SGU
StonePnt . . . . . SP
stox.com . . . . URL
Stratabnd . . . SB
StrtMerch. . . SMB
StrathMin . . . STM
Stratic . . . . . . YSZ
Strike. . . . . . . YKS
Sudamet . . . . SDA
SunIce . . . . . SIH
SunBlush . . . . SBT
SunfireA. . . . SFE
Sunshine . . . . SSH
SurgPeteA . . . SPY
SustEnrg . . . . STG
SynerSeis . . SYN
Syntegra . . . . SYG
Syscan . . . . . . YSY
T&E Theatr . . . TE
TCEnet. . . . . TCE
TMT Rs . . . . . TMT
TNR Res . . . . . TRR
TRAFINA A . . . TFA
TS Telcm . . TOM
Tactex . . . . . . TTX
Tagish Lk . . . . TLG
TaklaStar. . . TKR
Talware . . . . . JOB
Tanganyika . TYK
Tanquery. . . . TQY
TartanErg . . . TEW
Taseko. . . . . TKO
Technovis . . TVS
Techsite . . . . . TSS
TecnoPet* . . . YTE
Telehop . . . . . YTO
Telepost . . . . TPO
Telesis . . . . . . TNC
Telford . . . . . . TLF
TemexRes. . . YTM
TmpstEngA. . TMY
TmpstEnrgB . . . . .
TenajonRs. . . . TJS
Terraco . . . . . TEN
Terrastar . . . . TSR
TerylRs . . . . . TRC
Teton* . . . . . . YTY
3425 20 3094 30 A O d
5881 00 5293 30 A nd
765 60 608 90 A Mng
M
M
N
Stock
C o e Chg S o k
W
W
3642 70
6555 50
3212 09
3156 58
3857 13
O
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0.20
0.02
0.20
30.00
0.15
0.37
1.65
0.12
0.05
2.25
0.04
0.40
0.13
0.45
0.15
0.10
0.07
0.05
n 0.45
0.44
1.05
35.00
0.53
1.04
3.15
0.43
0.90
4.90
0.14
1.25
0.40
0.80
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c 0.64
0.29
0.15
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1.20
3.58
c 1.20
n 0.50
0.26
0.29
0.29
1.82
0.15
4.65
0.44
n 1.40
n 0.37
0.70
c 0.35
0.60
0.08
0.18
0.94
n 0.75
1.15
n 0.40
0.26
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0.26
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0.55
0.02
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0.17
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0.15
0.07
0.11
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0.59
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0.13
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0.15
0.70
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0.21
2.60
0.15
0.12
0.10
0.03
0.07
0.10
0.07
0.43
0.08
0.30
0.07
0.05
0.25
0.07
0.22
0.30
0.12
0.80
0.23
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0.08
0.32
0.40
0.15
0.05
0.30
0.27
0.32
0.12
0.22
0.27
0.02
0.11
1.15
0.24
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0.45
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0.72
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0.16
0.20
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0.06
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1.49
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0.43
0.36
0.51
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0.22
0.55
0.30
0.66
0.32
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0.13
0.39
0.05
0.90
0.02
0.10
0.09
0.44
0.10
0.25
0.18
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Luxell . . . . . . . LUX
Luxor . . . . . . . LRL
MD Mltmda . MDM
MDI Tech* . . MDD
MDR Swtch MSW
MFC 8%* . . MXB
MY Vent . . . . MYV
MadsnEgy . . MDC
MadsnEnt. . MNP
MagllnBio . . . MGE
MgstrlBio . . . MBS
MagAlloy* . . YMY
MajorGen . . MGJ
MandlyRes . . MLR
Mandrin . . . . MGD
ManHydro6 MHD
MnHydr5.5 . . . . .
ManHyd6.05MHY
Mansfield . . MDR
MarlinDev . . MND
MartnHlth. . . . MD
MarumRs. . . MMU
Maxill . . . . . . . MIL
Maxy O&G . . MXY
MayaGold. . . MAY
mBasecom . MBM
McChipRs . . . MCS
McVicar . . . . MVR
Medbrdcst . . MDB
MediaNet . . . MNE
Medicure . . . MPH
MedicureA . . . . . .
Menika . . . . . MML
MeraPete . . MPR
Mercator . . . . . ML
MrchntCap. . YMH
MeteorTc . . . MMI
MicroTec . . . MMZ
Midasco . . . . MGC
MightyBt. . . . . . NI
Mika Tech . . . MIK
Mill City . . . . . MIY
Milstrm . . . . . . YLI
Mindoro. . . . MIO
MinAndes . . MAI
MinraCrtz . . . MIM
Minvita . . . . . MVE
Mira . . . . . . . . MPI
MistyMt . . . MGL
Molycor . . . . MOR
Morgain. . . MGM
Mosquito . . . MSQ
MtDakota . . MMO
MtnBoyMnr . MTB
MtnLake. . . . MOA
Montanvew. MVW
MoxieExpl. . . MXE
MultiplexT . . MPX
Multvisn . . . . MTV
Mustang . . . . YMU
NTG . . . . . . . NCI
NameBr . . . . YNM
NanecoMn. . NNE
Nanotek. . . . . NTK
NatlTelcm . . . TON
NavanCap . . . NCN
Navasota. . . . NAV
Navigator . . NVR
Navitrak . . . . YNK
Neotel . . . . . . YNC
NeptnCap . . . NPT
NeptnTch . . . NTB
NetNanny . . . NNS
Netco En. . . . . NEI
NeTrue* . . . . NTU
NetScout . . . . NSC
NtwkGamg . . NGQ
NevadaBbs* . YBB
NevPacGld . NPG
NevadaSt . . NEV
NewBlRibb. . . NBL
NewEgyWst . NEC
NewIslnd . . . . NIS
NwMedSys. . NMS
NewMerid . . NWM
NewMlnium . PGM
N Nadina . . . . NNA
NewNorth . . . NNT
NewShosh . . . NSV
NewcoastS . NWV
Newlook . . . . NLK
NexMedia. . . NXM
NobleMet . . . NMG
NoiseMdia . . NMA
NorcalRs . . . . NLR
NorontRs. . . . NOT
NA Detct . . . . YND
NthAmMed . . NMI
NAbitibi . . . . . NAI
NthnContl . . . NCR
NCrown . . . . NCW
NthDynsty . . NDM
NorEmpMin . NEM
NrthrnHem . . NHD
NrthfldA . . . . YFD
NorwoodRs . . NRS
NovaGth . . . . YVA
Novawest . . NVE
NuSkyEgy . . . NUS
NuVision . . . . NVC
NucBioSc . . . NUC
Nuequus . . . . NEQ
NustarRes . . . NTR
OA Group . . . OA
ODAAT . . . . . ODT
OceanLake . . . OLI
OctaneEn. . . OES
Odyssey . . . . YOD
OliverGld . . OGO
OmaxRs. . . . . OXR
OnaEnrgy . . . ONA
Online . . . . . OCM
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0.65
0.18
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J-Pacific . . . JPN
20 0.11 0.11 0.11
JaguarInt . . . . . . J 290 0.24 0.23 0.23 -0.02

JonesSoda. . JSD
5 0.72 0.72 0.72 -0.08
KRG TV . . . . . YKT
60 0.04 0.04 0.04 -0.01
KRL Rs . . . . . . KRL 100 0.05 0.05 0.05
KeyCap . . . . . KYC
75 0.72 0.70 0.70 -0.04
Kinetic . . . . . . KEI
5 0.10 0.10 0.10
Kinvara . . . . . KIN
78 1.05 1.05 1.05 +0.05
Lake City . . LCG
6 1.60 1.60 1.60
LeaderMn . LMN 460 1.30 1.20 1.20 -0.04

Leisure . . . . LCN 100 0.72 0.72 0.72 -0.02
LibertyO&G LBR
20 0.93 0.93 0.93 -0.07
LfMedical . . LMC
13 0.10 0.10 0.10
LingoMed . . LMD
50 0.10 0.10 0.10 +0.01
LookCommsLKC 2271 0.09 0.07 0.07 -0.02
LorexMnrl . . . LRX
20 0.10 0.10 0.10 -0.01
MacdnldA . . MMP 390 0.06 0.06 0.06 -0.01
MagiCorp . . MEI
80 0.18 0.18 0.18
MarineBio . . MBP
88 0.40 0.38 0.40 +0.01
Masuparia . . MPG
55 0.09 0.09 0.09
MaxmPwr . MXG 130 0.65 0.65 0.65 -0.05

MedMira . . . . MIR
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