Lexpert Magazine

June 2018

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LEXPERT MAGAZINE | JUNE 2018 21 | CORPORATE TRANSACTIONS OF IMPORTANCE | with a team that included Glen Johnson and Frazer House. HLS THERAPEUTICS COMPLETES GOING PUBLIC TRANSACTION CLOSING DATE: MARCH 12, 2018 On March 12, 2018, HLS erapeutics Inc. (HLS:TSXV) announced the completion of a reverse take-over of TSXV-listed Au- tomodular Corp. to conclude HLS's going public transaction. e transaction was implemented by way of a Court-approved plan of arrangement under the OBCA. HLS had previously completed in 2015 a private placement transaction of equity and debt that raised US$385 million. HLS is an international specialty pharmaceutical company focused on acquiring and commercializing clini- cally differentiated pharma products in the specialty central nervous system and car- diovascular markets. HLS is led by former Biovail Corp. executives Bill Wells (Chair- man), Gregory Gubitz (Chief Executive Officer) and Gilbert Godin (President). HLS was advised by Blake, Cassels & Graydon LLP. e Blakes team was com- posed of David Toswell, Catherine Youdan, Liam Churchill, Linda Tu, Hani Migally, Andrew Wang and Yasmina Mavani (secu- rities), Fabien Lanteri-Massa (financial ser- vices), Chris van Loan and Ian Caines (tax) and Ryan Morris (litigation). Automodular was advised by Fasken Martineau DuMoulin LLP. e Fasken team was composed of Aaron Atkinson, Bradley Freelan, David Steinhauer and Jer- emy Mandel (securities), Jon Holmstrom (banking), Ronald Nobrega (tax) and Brad Moore (litigation). Consumer Services Energy & Power Pipelines Aerospace & Defence Automotive Materials Utilities Financials Health Research Media & Entertainment Recreation & Leisure Advertising & Marketing E-Commerce Construction & Engineering Consumer Staples HUT 8 MINING ENTERS INTO ELECTRICITY SUPPLY AGREEMENT WITH CITY OF MEDICINE HAT CLOSING DATE: MARCH 19, 2018 On March 19, 2018, Hut 8 Mining Corp. (Hut 8), a cryptocurrency mining and block- chain infrastructure company, entered into an electricity supply agreement with the City © 2018 Thomson Reuters Canada Limited 00249HQ-92626-CE The federal Cannabis Act amends 16 different pieces of legislation Track, monitor, and set alerts on pending legislation with Legislative Watch so you always know what's ahead for your clients. Visit westlawnextcanada.com/legislative-watch to begin your free trial. of Medicine Hat (CMH). e agreement is for the supply of 42 MW of electric energy and the lease of land upon which Hut 8 will construct and operate its mining facilities near the City of Medicine Hat's new Unit 16 power plant. e electricity supply agreement and the land lease have a concurrent term of 10 years. e expansion marks Hut 8's com- mitment of a $100-million construction investment in the community, all of which is fully funded. Hut 8 was represented by Frederick Erick- son, Kurtis Reed and Michael Witt of Stike- man Elliott LLP. e City of Medicine Hat was represented in-house by Benjamin Bullock, Matthew Klasen and Linnsie Clark.

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