List of Affiliated Entities of Rogers Toronto Maple Leafs Network Ltd

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List of Affiliated Entities of Rogers Toronto Maple Leafs Network Ltd

List of Affiliated Entities of Rogers Blue Jays Dominican Operations Inc. Toronto Maple Leafs Network Ltd. Blue Jays Holdco Inc. Toronto Raptors Network Ltd. Boarder International Broadcasting Inc. TV Hamilton Limited Canadian Broadcast Sales Partnership 891131 Ontario Inc. Canadian Parliamentary Channel 969056 Ontario Inc. Coast to Coast Newstand Services Partnership 1485866 Ontario Inc. Dome Productions Partnership 3863638 Canada Inc. Enstream Inc. 7211431 Canada Inc. Enstream LP 8008914 Canada Inc. Fido Solutions Inc. 8018235 Canada Limited Inukshuk Wireless Partnership* 8047286 Canada Inc. Jobshop.ca Partnership 8064741 Canada Inc. Maple Leaf Sports & Entertainment Ltd. 8064750 Canada Inc. Master FM Limited 8834768 Canada Inc. Rogers Blue Jays Baseball Partnership 8834776 Canada Inc. Rogers Communications Inc. 8599572 Canada Inc. Rogers Communications Canada Inc. 9035150 Canada Inc. Rogers Data Centres Alberta Inc. Next Issue Media LLC Rogers Media Inc. 10225509 Canada Inc. Rogers Multi-Media Finance Limited 10225517 Canada Inc. Rogers Sports Holdings Inc. 9213643 Canada Inc. Rogers Stadium Limited Partnership 9742603 Canada Inc. Rogers Telecom Holdings Inc. 9742638 Canada Inc. Rogers Telecom (US) Inc. Glentel Inc. Rogers U.S. Holding Co. Rogers Ventures Partners LLC RMI Productions Inc. RMI Distribution Inc. RMIS Inc. RQ Holdings Corp. * While Rogers owns a 50% interest in Inukshuk Wireless Partnership (IWP), Rogers does not control it. Since a competitor of Rogers, Bell Canada, owns the other 50% interest in IWP, Rogers does not have the ongoing power or ability to determine or decide the strategic decision-making activities of IWP, or to manage or run its day-to-day operations, which would be necessary to establish control in fact of the partnership. .

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