
Canopy Growth Corporation extends proxy deadline for share consolidation vote
Holders have until Oct. 23 to vote on one new share for five to 15 existing shares, nomination rules and incentive-plan entitlements.

A Sept. 29 stay in DEA hearing docket 26-96 sets Oct. 13 for a response to a motion seeking to add the GAO report to the record.

Holders have until Oct. 23 to vote on one new share for five to 15 existing shares, nomination rules and incentive-plan entitlements.

The 12-year deal covers two planned data halls backed by a 65 MW utility agreement; prepayment amounts and opening date are undisclosed.
The first hole's 1.1-metre section graded 1.10 per cent, while assays from 18 more drilled holes remain outstanding.
The Brazil mine's first doré sale fetched more than US$4,200 an ounce as Cabral targets commercial production in the fourth quarter.

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Amentum says Sellafield's PACE framework would run for nine years, with an option to extend it by six years.

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IMC Holdings retains liabilities under a C$9.4M cap subject to mutual adjustment; direct subsidiary debts are excluded from that cap.
LNG Canada will manage construction under the commercial agreements, with work expected to start in early 2027.
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