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January 24, 2002 2002-028 QUARTERLY LIST of SECURITIES January 24, 2002 2002-028 QUARTERLY LIST OF SECURITIES ELIGIBLE FOR REDUCED MARGIN REQUIREMENT FOR REGISTERED TRADERS Attached is the Quarterly List of stocks for the most current available quarter in respect of which Registered Traders are eligible for the reduction in margin requirements pursuant to IDA Regulation 100.12(f). This current list supersedes the list contained in Notice to Participating Organization 2001-047. Questions regarding the operation and interpretation of IDA Regulation 100.12(f) should be addressed to the Regulatory Policy Department at the Investment Dealers Association of Canada, 416-943-6908. STOCK VOLUME LESS THAN 90,000 PRICE GREATER THAN $2 FOR QUARTER ENDING 31 December 2001 SYMBOL NAME VOLUME AAC.A ALLIANCE ATLANTIS COMMUNICATIONS INC. CL 'A' 24,349 AB ASBESTOS CORP. LTD. 72,492 ABO.A ARBOR MEMORIAL SERVICES INC. CL 'A' 29,736 ABO.B ARBOR MEMORIAL SERVICES INC. CL 'B' NV 68,359 ACC.DB AMICA MATURE LIFESTYLES INC. 8.25% DEBENTURES 3,880 ACD ACCORD FINANCIAL CORP. 80,571 ACM.B ASTRAL MEDIA INC. CL 'B' SV 2,030 ACO.Y ATCO LTD. CL 'II' 36,765 ADC AIC DIVERSIFIED CANADA SPLIT CORP. CAPITAL 65,210 ADW.B ANDRES WINES LTD. CL 'B' 200 AEM.DB ANADIME CORPORATION 9% DEBENTURES J 40 AFM AFM HOSPITALITY CORPORATION J 12,231 AKT.B AKITA DRILLING LTD. CL 'B' 1,087 AL.PR.F ALCAN INC. PR SER 'E' 67,298 ALC ALGOMA CENTRAL CORPORATION 62,176 ANT ANTHEM PROPERTIES CORP. 38,945 AR.PR.A ARGUS CORP. LTD. CL 'A' $2.50 PR 250 AR.PR.B ARGUS CORP. LTD. CL 'B' PR 6,677 AR.PR.D ARGUS CORP. LTD. CL 'A' $2.60 PR 1,710 ARX ARC RESOURCES LTD. EXCHANGEABLE 44,471 AS.PR.A AMISK INC. 1ST PR SERIES '1' 60,100 AVZ.DB AMVESCAP INC. 6% EQUITY DEBENTURES 300 BAB BRITISH AIRWAYS PLC ADS 27 BAS.DB BASIS100 INC. 6% DEBENTURES J 4,150 BBB.UN SAGE HIGH YIELD DEBT TRUST UNITS 73,366 BCA.PR.B BRASCADE RESOURCES INC. PR SERIES 'B' 10,365 BCI BENVEST CAPITAL INC. SERIES 'A' J 42,350 BDB.D BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT BK CDA EUROPEAN STK NT 2 11,850 BDB.G BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT BK CDA 02/2008 EQTY NOTE 201 BDB.I BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT BK CDA 04/2008 EQTY NOTE 66 BDB.Y BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT BK CDA NSDQ-100 NOTES 4 68,890 BNB BNN INVESTMENTS LTD. 66,724 BT.PR.A TELUS COMMUNICATIONS INC. $4.375 PR 1,937 BT.PR.B TELUS COMMUNICATIONS INC. $4.50 PR 1,635 BT.PR.C TELUS COMMUNICATIONS INC. $4.75 PR 1,830 BT.PR.D TELUS COMMUNICATIONS INC. $4.75 PR (1956) 1,535 BT.PR.E TELUS COMMUNICATIONS INC. $1.21 PR 32,754 BT.PR.F TELUS COMMUNICATIONS INC. $5.15 PR 2,659 BT.PR.G TELUS COMMUNICATIONS INC. $5.75 PR 4,875 BT.PR.H TELUS COMMUNICATIONS INC. $6.00 PR 2,495 BUD BUDD CANADA INC. 20,390 BUL MERRILL LYNCH FINANCIAL ASSETS INC. S&P BULLS 19,140 CAO CARA OPERATIONS LTD. 79,451 CCL.A CCL INDUSTRIES INC. CL 'A' 10,720 CDL.B CORBY DISTILLERIES LTD. 'B' NV 20,227 CDV.DB COM DEV INTERNATIONAL LTD. 6.75% DEBENTURES 5,200 CEI.DB CO-STEEL INC. 6.50% DEBENTURES 46,020 CEZ.PR.A CONSOLIDATED ENFIELD CORP. 7% CL 'E' PR SER 1 37,035 CFC.PR.A CANADIAN FINANCIAL SERVICES NT CORP. PR 86,004 CFT CE FRANKLIN LTD. 46,058 CGI.PR.A CANADIAN GENERAL INVESTMENTS LTD. 5.40% PR 30,850 CGI.WT CANADIAN GENERAL INVESTMENTS LTD. WT 49,958 CHM CHUM LTD. 1,774 CM.N CDN IMPERIAL BK SER '1' NIKKEI 225 NTS NOV/07 58,141 CM.T CDN IMPERIAL BK SER '1' BLUE CHIP NOTE NOV/08 22,100 CMC CONSOLIDATED MERCANTILE INCORPORATED 19,881 CNR.PR.U CANADIAN NATIONAL RAILWAY 5.25% U.S.F. PR SEC 12,270 CP.PR.A CANADIAN PACIFIC LTD. 5.65% 1ST PR SER 'A' 61,775 CPL.DB CPL LONG TERM CARE RL ESTATE TR 10.5% DEB6/05 10,120 CPL.DB.A CPL LONG TERM CARE RL ESTATE TR DEB ISS 10/00 37,810 CTR CANADIAN TIRE CORP. LTD. 24,944 CTU.A CHATEAU INC. (LE) CL 'A' SV 31,743 CU.PR.T CANADIAN UTILITIES LTD. 2ND PR SER 'Q' 21,539 CU.PR.V CANADIAN UTILITIES LTD. 2ND PR SER 'R' 28,025 CUP.PR.U CARIBBEAN UTILITIES CO., LTD. SER 2 U.S. PR 500 CVG CLAIRVEST GROUP INC. 45,480 CWB.DB.A CANADIAN WESTERN BANK 5.5% DEBENTURES 16,430 CWF CANADIAN WORLD FUND LIMITED 60,927 CXA.A CONSOLIDATED HCI HOLDINGS CORP. CL 'A' NV 10,858 CXA.B CONSOLIDATED HCI HOLDINGS CORP. CL 'B' 600 CXB CYTOVAX BIOTECHNOLOGIES INC. CL 'A' J 37,900 2 DCX DAIMLERCHRYSLER AG 14,311 DE DELRINA CORPORATION EXCHANGEABLE 31,294 DEH DENNINGHOUSE INC. 53,746 DEY DRECO ENERGY SERVICES LTD. EXCHANGEABLE 55,125 DFS.PR.A DOFASCO INC. 4-3/4% PR 'A' 1,995 DII.A DOREL INDUSTRIES INC. CL 'A' 68,358 DNA DYNACARE INC. 25,945 DRO.DB DESTINATION RESORTS INC. 8% DEBENTURES J 2,470 DTC.PR.A DOMTAR INC. $2.25 PR 'A' 5,150 DVI DOVER INDUSTRIES LTD. 15,990 ELL.X ELECTROHOME LIMITED CL 'X' 2,862 EML.DB EMCO LIMITED 6.50% DEBENTURES 55,050 EMP.PR.B EMPIRE COMPANY LTD. PR SERIES '2' 26,850 EVT ECONOMIC INVESTMENT TRUST LTD. 32,380 EVT.PR.A ECONOMIC INVESTMENT TRUST LTD. 5% 'A' PR 3,000 EXE.PR.B EXTENDICARE INC. PR SERIES '2' 4,998 EXE.PR.D EXTENDICARE INC. PR SERIES '4' 200 EXE.PR.E EXTENDICARE INC. CL II PR SERIES '1' 7,413 FBS.A 5BANC SPLIT INC. CL 'A' CAPITAL SHARES 39,215 FCH.A FIRST CHICAGO INVESTMENT CORPORATION SV 7,370 FCH.B FIRST CHICAGO INVESTMENT CORPORATION MV 2,758 FCH.E FIRST CHICAGO INVESTMENT CORPORATION DIVIDEND 3,520 FCR.DB FIRST CAPITAL REALTY INC. 7.5% DEBENTURES 14,163 FCR.DB.A FIRST CAPITAL REALTY INC. 8.5% DEBENTURES 39,770 FCR.DB.B FIRST CAPITAL REALTY INC. 7.875% DEBENTURES 64,430 FCR.DB.C FIRST CAPITAL REALTY INC. 7% DEBENTURES 13,820 FCR.DB.D FIRST CAPITAL REALTY INC. 7.25% DEBENTURES 32,090 FLP.UN FIDELITY PARTNERSHIP 1994 UNITS 43,040 FLY.B CHC HELICOPTER CORP. CL 'B' MV 3,109 FMC FINANCIAL MODELS COMPANY INC. 16,496 FXX FOREIGN CURRENCY EXCHANGE CORP. J 12,800 FYP.UN FIDELITY PARTNERSHIP 1995 UNITS 11,243 FZP.UN FIDELITY PARTNERSHIP 1996 UNITS 33,960 FZR.DB ATLAS COLD STORAGE INCOME TR 12% DEBENTURES 70,370 GCG GUARDIAN CAPITAL GROUP LTD. 23,212 GDL GOODFELLOW INC. 22,575 GM GENERAL MOTORS CORPORATION 36,803 GSW.A GSW INC. CL 'A' 19,970 GSW.B GSW INC. CL 'B' SV 21,726 HBC.DB HUDSON'S BAY COMPANY 7.00% EQUITY DEBENTURES 70,530 HIT.UN YIELD MANAGEMENT GROUP HIGH INC TRUST UNITS 75,913 HLF HIGH LINER FOODS INCORPORATED 61,507 HSG.A HARRIS STEEL GROUP INC. CL 'A' NV 16,650 HSG.B HARRIS STEEL GROUP INC. CL 'B' 1,400 HZI HY & ZEL'S INC. 80,136 3 ICE VERSACOLD CORPORATION 57,233 IFY.UN INFINITY INCOME TRUST UNITS 20,360 ION INTEGRATED OIL NT CORP. CAPITAL SHARES 41,165 ION.PR.A INTEGRATED OIL NT CORP. PR 9,330 ITA INTERTAN INCORPORATED 1,409 IVA.PR.C IVACO INC. $4.425 PR 'C' 3,100 IVA.PR.D IVACO INC. $2.50 PR 'D' 1,000 IVA.PR.E IVACO INC. $2.00 2ND PR SERIES '1' 23,860 IVA.PR.G IVACO INC. $2.25 2ND PR SERIES '3' 16,850 IVA.PR.J IVACO INC. $2.40 PR SERIES 'E' 1,350 JCT JEWETT-CAMERON TRADING COMPANY LTD. 25,620 K.DB KINROSS GOLD CORPORATION 5.5% DEBENTURES 62,140 KMS.DB KMS POWER INCOME FUND 10% DEBENTURES 11,620 LAF LAFARGE NORTH AMERICA INC. 53,067 LB.PR.A LAURENTIAN BANK OF CANADA PR 'A' SERIES 6 66,471 LB.PR.B LAURENTIAN BANK OF CANADA PR 'A' SERIES 7 87,332 LER.A LEROUX STEEL INC. CL 'A' MV 2,101 LER.DB LEROUX STEEL INC. 8% DEBENTURES 2,010 LER.DB.A LEROUX STEEL INC. 7.25% DEBENTURES 2,230 LM LINDSEY MORDEN GROUP INC. SV 77,000 LNK.DB CLUBLINK CORPPORATION 6% DEBENTURES 14,970 LV.B LAPERRIERE & VERREAULT INC. (GROUPE) CL B MV 44,902 MBN MIDDLEFIELD BANCORP LIMITED 53,509 MDZ.DB MDC CORPORATION INC. 7% DEBENTURES 5,250 MEQ MAINSTREET EQUITY CORP. J 41,530 MET METALORE RESOURCES LTD. 12,368 MG.B MAGNA INTERNATIONAL INC. CL 'B' 340 MHR MCGRAW-HILL RYERSON LTD. 24,400 MMF.PR.B MARITIME LIFE ASSURANCE CO. 2ND PR SERIES '1' 74,552 MMN.UN MULTI-MANAGER LIMITED PARTNERSHIP I UNITS 40,141 MRD MELCOR DEVELOPMENTS LTD. 32,390 MUH.PR.A MCM SPLIT SHARE CORP. PR 83,735 NA.J NATIONAL BANK OF CANADA NIKKEI 225 NOTES 2009 46,450 NA.K NATIONAL BANK OF CDA NIKKEI 225 INDX NTS 2007 47,900 NA.O NATIONAL BANK OF CDA EURO EQTY INDEX NTS 2004 15,600 NCA.DB NCE ENERGY TRUST 10% NOTES 44,000 NF.PR.A NEXFOR INC. FLTG RATE CL 'A' PR SER 1 43,089 NX NPS ALLELIX INC. EXCHANGEABLE 33,265 OGI.A OPTIMUM GENERAL INC. CL 'A' SV 89,550 ORH ODYSSEY RE HOLDINGS CORP.
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