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for the products near Redwater, Alberta, a
43,000-barrel-a-day pipeline system that
connects these facilities, and the respon-
sibility for the potential construction of a
$1.85-billion propane dehydrogenation facil-
ity located near the Redwater fractionator.
e acquisition was financed by the net
proceeds from a $600-million subscription
receipt offering, $350 million of new term
debt and the balance drawn under Inter
Pipeline's recently expanded $1.5-billion
committed revolving credit facility.
Inter Pipeline was represented internally
by Anita Dusevic Oliva, Vice President, Le-
gal, with a team including Aaron Rogers,
Senior Legal Counsel, and Kristen Simpson,
Legal Counsel in relation to transactional
matters, and Kent Chicilo, Senior Legal
Counsel in relation to financing matters.
Torys LLP acted as counsel to Inter Pipe-
line, with a team including Chris Chris-
topher, Matt McMahon, Alanah Wiberg,
Brandon Schur and Carleigh Knoll (energy),
Chris Caparelli and David Wood (litiga-
tion), Omar Wakil and Marina Chernenko
(competition), Craig Maurice (tax) and Alli-
son Bauer (bankruptcy/insolvency). Burnet,
Duckworth & Palmer LLP acted as coun-
sel to Inter Pipeline in relation to financing
matters, with a team including William
Maslechko, James Kidd, Jessica Brown (secu-
rities) and Heather DiGregorio and Brandon
Holden (tax).
Williams Canada was represented by an
internal team led by Tami Anderson-Velarde,
Senior Counsel, e Williams Companies,
Inc., that included Mary Frances Edmonds,
Vice President, Legal, Donna Bracey, Senior
Counsel (Canada) and Karen Hall, Senior
Counsel (Canada). Andrews Kurth LLP
acted as US counsel to Williams Canada,
with a team including Bill Cooper and Jen-
nie Miller (corporate). McMillan LLP acted
as Canadian counsel to Williams Canada,
with a team including Greg McIlwain, Will
Van Horne, Julia Loney, Sean Brandreth,
Kourtney Rylands and Jason Haley (cor-
porate), Casey Halladay and Joshua Chad
(competition), Craig Harkness, Mitchell
Allison and Bryan Ede (real estate), Michael
ackray (oil & gas), Michel Ranger (tax),
George Waggott (employment), Lyndsay
Wasser (benefits), Andrew Stead (litigation)
along with Sharon Groom and Ryan Black
(intellectual property).
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MACKENZIE VAUGHAN
HOSPITAL REACHES
FINANCIAL CLOSE
CLOSING DATE: OCTOBER 21, 2016
On October 21, 2016, Infrastructure On-
tario (IO) and Mackenzie Health (MH)
announced that financial close was reached
on the new Mackenzie Vaughan Hospital
in Ontario's York Region. In August 2016,
Plenary Health was awarded the fixed-price
contract to design, build, finance and main-
tain the new hospital.
e contract is valued at approximately
$1.3 billion (reflecting the payments made
during construction, the substantial comple-
tion payment and the monthly service pay-
ments before inflation adjustments).
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