Northern Pulp Nova Scotia Corporation et al
Follow- Proceeding
- CCAACompanies' Creditors Arrangement Act, R.S.C. 1985 c. C-36 as amended
- File
- S-206189
Northern Pulp Nova Scotia Corporation and affiliated petitioners remain in active CCAA proceedings before the Supreme Court of British Columbia under court file No. S-206189. The record dates the case on this page from April 24, 2026, when the petitioners filed a notice of application seeking an extension of the stay of proceedings. No further steps, hearing outcomes or reports are recorded, and no stage has been assigned.
The claims bar date has passed — claims were due by
Per the Order of Justice Fitzpatrick (re Claims Process) made May 31, 2024 dated 31 May 2024.
The officer filed report no. Twenty-Third Report. The Petitioners continue to maintain the Mill Site and carry out woodland operations while working toward finalizing and closing the Tidnish APA sale of woodlands assets, alongside preparing a Closure Plan for post-closing decommissioning of the Mill Site.
Petitioners filed a notice of application seeking an extension of the stay of proceedings, the first step recorded in this proceeding.
The officer filed report no. Twenty-Second Report. The Petitioners continued operating the Mill Site and woodlands activities, worked with the Monitor to implement the Tidnish APA and Amalgamation, and communicated with stakeholders regarding pension plan wind-up and closure planning.
Order of Justice Fitzpatrick (Stay Extension to April 30, 2026) was filed.
Source: Order of Justice Fitzpatrick (Stay Extension to April 30, 2026)
Notice of Application of the Petitioners - Returnable December 16, 2025 — Application / notice of application
The court approved a sale and investment solicitation process. A phase 1 deadline of 2025-08-27. A bid deadline of 2025-11-20.
Source: Order of Justice Fitzpatrick (re SISP Approval) made Aug. 21, 2025
Order of Justice Fitzpatrick (re Stay Extension to Dec. 19, 2025) made Aug. 21, 2025 was filed.
Source: Order of Justice Fitzpatrick (re Stay Extension to Dec. 19, 2025) made Aug. 21, 2025
Order of Justice Fitzpatrick (re Stay Extension and DIP Amendments) was filed.
Source: Order of Justice Fitzpatrick (re Stay Extension and DIP Amendments)
Order of Justice Fitzpatrick (re Stay Extension and Amendments to Financing Facilities) was filed.
Source: Order of Justice Fitzpatrick (re Stay Extension and Amendments to Financing Facilities)
Order of Justice Fitzpatrick (re stay Extensions and Amendments to Financing Facilities) was filed.
Source: Order of Justice Fitzpatrick (re stay Extensions and Amendments to Financing Facilities)
A claims procedure was approved, setting a claims bar date of 2024-08-30.
Source: Order of Justice Fitzpatrick (re Claims Process) made May 31, 2024
Notice of Application of the Petitioners (re Stay Extension to June 30, 2024) — Application / notice of application
Notice of Application of the Petitioners (re Stay Extension) (August 28) — Application / notice of application
Order of Madam Justice Fitzpatrick made Apr. 28, 2023 to extend stay to August 30, 2023 was filed.
Source: Order of Madam Justice Fitzpatrick made Apr. 28, 2023 to extend stay to August 30, 2023
Notice of Application of the Petitioners (re Stay Extension) (April 24, 2023) — Application / notice of application
Order of Justice Fitzpatrick extending the stay period to April 28, 2023 dated October 31, 2022 was filed.
Source: Order of Justice Fitzpatrick extending the stay period to April 28, 2023 dated October 31, 2022
2022-10-27-Application Response of the Province NS (NP CCAA) — Application / notice of application
Notice of Application returnable October 31, 2022 (Approval of Monitor's Fees) — Application / notice of application
Notice of Application of the Petitioners dated October 24, 2022 — Application / notice of application
Order of Justice Fitzpatrick (re Stay Extension and Amendments to Financing Facilities) made Apr. 29, 2022 was filed.
Nova Scotia Superintendent of Pensions Application Response — Application / notice of application
Notice of Application of the Petitioners (re Stay Extension to Oct. 31, 2022) — Application / notice of application
Province's Application to the BC Court of Appeal for Leave to Appeal the Mediation Order — Application / notice of application
Application Response of the Province (March 31 Hearing) — Application / notice of application
Notice of Application - Petitioners (filed Nov 25_21) - application for auction sale of komatsu equipment — Application / notice of application
Order Made After Application - (Oct 29_21) re Stay Extension to April 30, 2022 — Application / notice of application
Application Response - Superintendent of Pensions - Oct 26 2021 — Application / notice of application
Notice of Application for Stay Extension to April 30, 2022 — Application / notice of application
Order Made After Application - Approval of Monitor's Fees and Activites and fees of the Monitor's counsel — Application / notice of application
Order Made After Application - DIP, Sub DIP, Stay Extension to October 31, 2021 — Application / notice of application
Stay extension application reqeusting, inter alia , Interim FInancing Facility Draw — Application / notice of application
Application Response - Superintendent of Pensions - April 21, 2021 — Application / notice of application
Application Response - Province of Nova Scotia - April 20, 2021 — Application / notice of application
Monitor's Application Record for approval of fees and activities — Application / notice of application
Court order made on December 11, 2020 extending the stay period to April 30, 2021 was filed.
Source: Court order made on December 11, 2020 extending the stay period to April 30, 2021
Notice of Application dated December 4, 2020, returnable December 11, 2020 — Application / notice of application
Letter to Vancouver Registry & Justice Fitzpatrick - Dec. 9, 2020 — Response / objection pleading
Notice of Application - Subordinated DIP Loan for payment of Severance, Salary Continuance, and Employee Benefits — Application / notice of application
Application Response of the Province of Nova Scotia - (1) — Application / notice of application
Notice_of_Application_-_Petitioners_(July_17_20)_re_amended_and_restated_initial_order — Application / notice of application
Order Made After Application (July 3 20) re stay period extended to July 31 20 — Application / notice of application
Debtor
Northern Pulp Nova Scotia Corporation et al
Monitor
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Bench
| Judge | Court | On this docket | Cases on record |
|---|---|---|---|
| Justice Fitzpatrick | Supreme Court of British Columbia | 25 orders, Jun 2020 – Apr 2026 | 49 cases on record |
Counsel of record
| Priority class | Creditor | Amount | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Secured | Province of Nova Scotia · in 2 casesGeneral Assignment of Rents and Other Monies; original loan principal $75,000,000; additional security by share pledge agreement whereby Northern Timber Nova Scotia LP pledged all shares in Northern Timber's capital stock in favour of the Province — Balance of amounts owing on $75,000,000 loan advanced by the Province; part of Monitor's Estimate of Liabilities as at June 19, 2020 — debtor: Northern Timber Nova Scotia Corporation · as of 19 Jun 2020 | $64.8M | First Report of the Monitor |
| Secured | Paper Excellence Corporation (PEC)Collateral mortgages and a general security agreement — Related party: PEC is the Petitioners' parent/owner and also a customer and creditor. Senior Leaders informed Monitor that of the approximately $213.3 million owed by Northern Pulp to PEC, approximately $29.8 million is secured (prose approximation); exact figure per Monitor's Estimate of Liabilities used here. PEC also holds separate unsecured claims against Northern Pulp ($133,527,616) and 105 BC ($49,925,965), not included as secured. — debtor: Northern Pulp Nova Scotia Corporation · as of 19 Jun 2020 | $29.9M | First Report of the Monitor |
| Secured | Province of Nova Scotia · in 2 casesCollateral mortgage and general security agreement (GSA) — Balance of amounts owing on loans advanced by the Province; part of Monitor's Estimate of Liabilities as at June 19, 2020 (combined Province secured line of $84,874,246 also includes Northern Timber loan below) — debtor: Northern Pulp Nova Scotia Corporation · as of 19 Jun 2020 | $20.1M | First Report of the Monitor |
3 transactions · 2 closed · 1 proposed — The Twenty-Third Report Forecast assumes the completion of the Tidnish APA on or before May 31, 2026Twenty-Third Report of the Monitor · 24 Apr 2026
| Purchaser | Price | Status | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| end purchasers at Ritchie Bros. auction, unnamedthe Auction Equipment · auction · agreement 23 Nov 2021 | $876KNet Sale Proceeds of the Auction, less a wire transfer fee of $14.95 | Closed22 Mar 2022 | The purpose of this ninth report (the “Ninth… |
| Macer Forest Holdings Inc.Stalking horsethe Asset Purchase Agreement, dated August 18, 2025 ... between Northern Pulp Nova Scotia Corporation and Northern Timber Nova Scotia Corporation, as vendor · asset sale · agreement 18 Aug 2025 | not stated | Proposedoutside 27 Feb 2026 | Order of Justice Fitzpatrick (re SISP Approval)… |
| Tidnish Holdings LimitedStalking horsethe assets described in the Amended and Restated Asset Purchase Agreement (the "Purchased Assets") · asset sale | $235Mfigure listed as 'Proceeds from Tidnish APA' in the amended waterfall estimate; OCR-truncated as '235,000,00' | Closeddate not stated | 2022 03 22 Filed Monitor Certificate |
Unsecured creditors: 31 %. Komatsu paid in full.Application Response of Province - Oct. 26, 2021 · 26 Oct 2021
| Class | Creditor | Claims | Recovery | Basis | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| PMSI / lessor | Komatsu | — | paid in full | Finalper the monitor | The purpose of this ninth report (the “Ninth Report”) is to provide… · 29 Mar 2022 |
| Unsecured | creditors with larger claims | — | 31 % | — | Application Response of Province - Oct. 26, 2021 · 26 Oct 2021 |
Each row is one filing's statement, copied as it reads and never computed. "Estimated" is the officer's forecast; "Under the plan" is the plan's or proposal's own term; "Final" is a declared or paid distribution; a row with no chip states no footing. A range is the two numbers stated; "of proven claims" is the document's own denominator.
20 engagements · 2 firms — latest: Ernst & Young Inc., 25 Sep 2021 – 7 Oct 2022, $1,109,115.00 in feesEleventh Report of the Monitor · 27 Oct 2022
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| Ernst & Young Inc.Monitorperiod 17 of 17 | 25 Sep 2021 – 7 Oct 2022 | 1,868 | $1,109,115.00ex. tax | not stated | Eleventh Report of the Monitor · 27 Oct 2022 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Ernst & Young Inc.Monitorperiod 16 of 17 | to 24 Sep 2021 | 1,421 | $779,352.00ex. tax | not stated | Filed Affidavit #2 of Holly Palmer - supporting fees · 20 Oct 2021 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Ernst & Young Inc.Monitorperiod 16 of 17 | 21 Aug – 24 Sep 2021 | 300.6 | $158,940.00ex. tax | $225 – $6755 people | Filed Affidavit #2 of Holly Palmer - supporting fees · 20 Oct 2021 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
5 people — Ernst & Young Inc., 21 Aug – 24 Sep 2021
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| Ernst & Young Inc.Monitorperiod 14 of 17 | 3 Jul – 20 Aug 2021 | 276.5 | $148,498.50ex. tax | $225 – $6756 people | Filed Affidavit #2 of Holly Palmer - supporting fees · 20 Oct 2021 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
6 people — Ernst & Young Inc., 3 Jul – 20 Aug 2021
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| Ernst & Young Inc.Monitorperiod 13 of 17 | 29 May – 2 Jul 2021 | 191 | $105,905.00ex. tax | $225 – $6755 people | Filed Affidavit #2 of Holly Palmer - supporting fees · 20 Oct 2021 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
5 people — Ernst & Young Inc., 29 May – 2 Jul 2021
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| Ernst & Young Inc.Monitorperiod 12 of 17 | 24 Apr – 28 May 2021 | 272.2 | $151,725.00ex. tax | $225 – $6754 people | Filed Affidavit #2 of Holly Palmer - supporting fees · 20 Oct 2021 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
4 people — Ernst & Young Inc., 24 Apr – 28 May 2021
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| Ernst & Young Inc.Monitorperiod 11 of 17 | 3 Apr – 23 Apr 2021 | 229.3 | $130,626.50ex. tax | $225 – $6755 people | Filed Affidavit #2 of Holly Palmer - supporting fees · 20 Oct 2021 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
5 people — Ernst & Young Inc., 3 Apr – 23 Apr 2021
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| Ernst & Young Inc.Monitorperiod 10 of 17 | 13 Mar – 2 Apr 2021 | 151.7 | $83,656.50ex. tax | $225 – $6756 people | Filed Affidavit #2 of Holly Palmer - supporting fees · 20 Oct 2021 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
6 people — Ernst & Young Inc., 13 Mar – 2 Apr 2021
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| Ernst & Young Inc.Monitorperiod 9 of 17 | 30 May 2020 – 12 Mar 2021 | 2,522 | $1,320,510.00ex. tax | $523.60stated average | Affidavit #1 of H. Palmer - In support of the approval of the fees and… · 19 Apr 2021 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Ernst & Young Inc.Monitorperiod 8 of 17 | 16 Jan – 31 Jan 2021 | 82.9 | $42,487.50ex. tax | $225 – $6754 people | Affidavit #1 of H. Palmer - In support of the approval of the fees and… · 19 Apr 2021 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
4 people — Ernst & Young Inc., 16 Jan – 31 Jan 2021
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| Ernst & Young Inc.Monitorperiod 7 of 17 | 31 Oct – 27 Nov 2020 | 222 | $109,200.00ex. tax | $225 – $6754 people | Affidavit #1 of H. Palmer - In support of the approval of the fees and… · 19 Apr 2021 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
4 people — Ernst & Young Inc., 31 Oct – 27 Nov 2020
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| Ernst & Young Inc.Monitorperiod 6 of 17 | 12 Sep – 2 Oct 2020 | 185 | $92,160.00ex. tax | $225 – $6755 people | Affidavit #1 of H. Palmer - In support of the approval of the fees and… · 19 Apr 2021 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
5 people — Ernst & Young Inc., 12 Sep – 2 Oct 2020
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| Ernst & Young Inc.Monitorperiod 5 of 17 | 22 Aug – 11 Sep 2020 | 187.8 | $97,440.00ex. tax | $225 – $6755 people | Affidavit #1 of H. Palmer - In support of the approval of the fees and… · 19 Apr 2021 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
5 people — Ernst & Young Inc., 22 Aug – 11 Sep 2020
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| Ernst & Young Inc.Monitorperiod 4 of 17 | 1 Aug – 21 Aug 2020 | 258.8 | $140,130.00ex. tax | $225 – $6755 people | Affidavit #1 of H. Palmer - In support of the approval of the fees and… · 19 Apr 2021 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
5 people — Ernst & Young Inc., 1 Aug – 21 Aug 2020
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| Ernst & Young Inc.Monitorperiod 3 of 17 | 18 Jul – 31 Jul 2020 | 268.2 | $149,250.00ex. tax | $225 – $6755 people | Affidavit #1 of H. Palmer - In support of the approval of the fees and… · 19 Apr 2021 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
5 people — Ernst & Young Inc., 18 Jul – 31 Jul 2020
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| Ernst & Young Inc.Monitorperiod 2 of 17 | 1 Jul – 17 Jul 2020 | 475.2 | $265,980.00ex. tax | $200 – $6757 people | Affidavit #1 of H. Palmer - In support of the approval of the fees and… · 19 Apr 2021 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
7 people — Ernst & Young Inc., 1 Jul – 17 Jul 2020
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| Ernst & Young Inc.Monitorperiod 1 of 17 | — | 275.1 | $123,337.50ex. tax | $225 – $6755 people | Affidavit #1 of H. Palmer - In support of the approval of the fees and… · 19 Apr 2021 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
5 people — Ernst & Young Inc., —
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| Stikeman Elliott LLPCounsel to the monitorperiod 3 of 3 | to 30 Sep 2022 | 294.35 | $238,057.25 | $365 – $95010 people | Fee Affidavit No. 3 of Ashley Taylor sworn October 12, 2022 · 27 Oct 2022 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
10 people — Stikeman Elliott LLP, to 30 Sep 2022
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| Stikeman Elliott LLPCounsel to the monitorperiod 2 of 3 | to 30 Sep 2021 | 76.73 | $63,597.30 | $550 – $9005 people | Filed Affidavit of Jenn Ward supporing Stikeman fees · 21 Oct 2021 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
5 people — Stikeman Elliott LLP, to 30 Sep 2021
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| Stikeman Elliott LLPCounsel to the monitorperiod 1 of 3 | to 31 Mar 2021 | 296.62 | $254,323.80 | $550 – $9005 people | Affidavit #1 of A.Taylor - In support of the approval of the fees and… · 19 Apr 2021 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
5 people — Stikeman Elliott LLP, to 31 Mar 2021
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Top rate $950 · 59th percentile of counsel rates, 2022 · of 40
As at 19 Jun 2020 · per Assets: 2019 unaudited consolidated (105 BC pro-forma) financial statements, book value, as at December 31, 2019 (see page 17); Liabilities: Monitor's Estimate of Liabilities as at June 19, 2020, based on Petitioners' books/records and Senior Leaders' information (see page 19) · 105 BC (consolidated, parent and Nova Scotia subsidiary Petitioners) — Asset and liability figures carry different as-at dates (assets Dec 31, 2019; liabilities June 19, 2020); dates not aligned in source document. Total assets figure is from a table headed 'in 000's' and has been scaled accordingly ($343,079 thousand = $343,079,000).
Cash on hand
$730K
As at 24 Apr 2026Twenty-Third Report of the Monitor
| Date | Document | File |
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Order of Justice Fitzpatrick (re Stay Extension)
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| Affidavit #7 of Jean-Francois Guillot | ||
Application Record Index (Hearing - Apr. 28, 2026)
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Notice of Application - Petitioners (Apr. 24, 2026)
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Twenty-Third Report of the Monitor
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Northern Pulp - Service List
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Court Order
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| Affidavit #6 of Jean-Francois Guillot | ||
Twenty-Second Report of the Monitor
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Order of Justice Fitzpatrick (Approval and Vesting Order)
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Order of Justice Fitzpatrick (Stay Extension to April 30, 2026)
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| Affidavit #5 of Jean-Francois Guillot | ||
| Notice of Application of the Petitioners - Returnable December 16, 2025 | ||
Requisition - Method of Attendance
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| Twenty First Report of the Monitor | ||
Order of Justice Fitzpatrick (re SISP Approval) made Aug. 21, 2025
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Order of Justice Fitzpatrick (re Stay Extension to Dec. 19, 2025) made Aug. 21, 2025
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Twentieth Report of the Monitor (August 19, 2025)
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| Affidavit #4 of Jean-Francois Guillot (Aug. 18, 2025) | ||
| Notice of Application - Petitioners (Aug. 18, 2025) | ||
Order of Justice Fitzpatrick (re Stay Extension and DIP Amendments)
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| Nineteenth Report of the Monitor | ||
| Site Feasibility Study | ||
| Affidavit #3 of Jean-Francois Guillot | ||
Order of Justice Fitzpatrick (re Stay Extension and Amendments to Financing Facilities)
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| Eighteenth Report of the Monitor (April 30, 2025) | ||
| Affidavit #2 of C. Dal Monte | ||
Order of Justice Fitzpatrick (re stay Extensions and Amendments to Financing Facilities)
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| Seventeenth Report of the Monitor | ||
| Affidavit #2 of J. Guillot | ||
Notice of Application
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| Instruction Letter | ||
| Notice of Dispute Form | ||
Order of Justice Fitzpatrick (re Claims Process) made May 31, 2024
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Order of Justice Fitzpatrick (re Settlement Agreement Approval) made May 31, 2024
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| Proof of Claim Form | ||
| Application Response - Province of Nova Scotia | ||
| Sixteenth Report of the Monitor | ||
| Affidavit #1 of Jean-Francois Guillot | ||
| Notice of Application - Petitioners | ||
| Affidavit #3 of Dale Paterson | ||
| Application Response of the Province NS | ||
| Fifteenth Report of the Monitor | ||
| Notice of Application of the Petitioners (re Stay Extension to June 30, 2024) | ||
Order of Justice Fitzapatrick (re Stay Extension)
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Order of Justice Fitzpatrick (re DIP Facilities)
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| Affidavit #2 of Dale Paterson | ||
| Fourteenth Report of the Monitor | ||
Notice of Application of the Petitioners
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Order of Justice Loo (Stay Extension)
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| The purpose of this thirteenth report (the “Thirteenth Report”) is to provide this Honourable Court with information with respect to the following: a) an update on the Petitioners’ and the Monitor’s activities since the Twelfth Report dated April 25, 2023; b) an update on the EA process; c) an update on the Mediation; d) an update on the Power Island opportunity; e) an update on the ELC; f) an update on the Mill maintenance and woodland activities; g) the budget to actual cash flow analysis (the “Variance Analysis”) for the period April 1, 2023 through to July 31, 2023; h) the updated cash flow forecast for the Petitioners (the “Thirteenth Report Forecast”) for the period August 1, 2023 through November 30, 2023 (the “Thirteenth Report Forecast Period”); i) the Petitioners’ proposed amendments to the IFF and SIFF Term Sheets; j) the request for the Tenth Stay Extension; and k) the Monitor’s Recommendations | ||
| Affidavit #1 of Dale Paterson | ||
Notice of Application of the Petitioners (re Stay Extension) (August 28)
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Order of Madam Justice Fitzpatrick made Apr. 28, 2023 to extend stay to August 30, 2023
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| 2023-04-26-NP CCAA Application Response-Province NS | ||
| Response - Superintendent of Pensions | ||
| The purpose of this twelfth report (the “Twelfth Report”) is to provide this Honourable Court with information with respect to the following: a) an update on the Petitioners’ and the Monitor’s activities since the Eleventh Report dated October 27, 2022; b) an update on the EA process; c) an update on the Mediation; d) a preface to the Power Island opportunity (defined below); e) an update on the ELC; f) an update on the Mill maintenance resulting from Hurricane Fiona (as defined in the Eleventh Report); g) an update on the woodlands activities; h) the budget to actual cash flow analysis (the “Variance Analysis”) for the period October 1, 2022 through to March 31, 2023; i) the updated cash flow forecast for the Petitioners (the “Twelfth Report Forecast”) for the period April 1, 2023 through August 30, 2023 (the “Twelfth Report Forecast Period”); j) the Petitioners’ proposed amendments to the IFF and SIFF Term Sheets; k) the request for the Ninth Stay Extension; and l) the Monitor’s Recommendations | ||
| Affidavit #1 of C. Dal Monte made April 24, 2023 | ||
| Affidavit #14 of Bruce Chapman sworn April 24, 2023 | ||
| Notice of Application of the Petitioners (re Stay Extension) (April 24, 2023) | ||
Order approving the Monitor's activities and accounts and the accounts of its counsel dated October 31, 2022
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Order of Justice Fitzpatrick extending the stay period to April 28, 2023 dated October 31, 2022
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| 2022-10-27-Application Response of the Province NS (NP CCAA) | ||
Eleventh Report of the Monitor dated October 27, 2022
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Fee Affidavit No. 3 of Ashley Taylor sworn October 12, 2022
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| Fee Affidavit No. 3 of Holly Palmer sworn October 26 2022 | ||
Notice of Application returnable October 31, 2022 (Approval of Monitor's Fees)
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| Superintendent of Pensions Letter to Court Oct 25, 2022 | ||
| Affidavit #13 of Bruce Chapman dated October 24, 2022 | ||
Notice of Application of the Petitioners dated October 24, 2022
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Counsel appearing corrected
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| Affidavit No. 1 of Erin Graves | ||
Order of Justice Fitzpatrick (re Stay Extension and Amendments to Financing Facilities) made Apr. 29, 2022
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| Affidavit No. 1 of C. Sisneros | ||
| Application Response of the Province | ||
| Nova Scotia Superintendent of Pensions Application Response | ||
| Written Argument of the Petitioners | ||
| Affidavit #1 of S. Danielisz | ||
| Application Record Index (Hearing - April 29, 2022) | ||
| Notice of Application of the Petitioners (re Stay Extension to Oct. 31, 2022) | ||
| a) an update on the Petitioners’ and the Monitor’s activities since the Eighth Report dated October 6, 2021 (certain activities of the Petitioners and the Monitor, primarily related to the EA process, were detailed in the Ninth Report, and are repeated here for completeness); b) an update on the EA process, including filing of the TOR 137 Appeal and the TOR Judicial Review; c) an update on mediation and litigation, including the BHA Amendments; d) an update on the ELC; e) an update on the Mill maintenance, wastewater removal, and woodlands activities; f) the budget to actual cash flow analysis (the “Variance Analysis”) for the period October 1, 2021 through to March 31, 2022; g) the updated cash flow projections for the Petitioners (the “Tenth Report Forecast”) for the period April 1, 2022 through October 31, 2022 (the “Tenth Report Forecast Period”); h) the Petitioners’ proposed third draw on the IFF of $8,000,000 and amendments to the IFF Term Sheet; i) amendments to the SIFF Term Sheet; j) the proposed court ordered charges in these proceedings; k) a request for an extension to the Stay Period; and l) the Monitor’s Recommendations | ||
| Filed 1st page of Affidavit #12 of B. Chapman - FIle size too large. Please email the administrator on the home page to obtain a copy | ||
| Province's Application to the BC Court of Appeal for Leave to Appeal the Mediation Order | ||
Order of Justice Fitzpatrick (re Mediation) made Apr 1, 2022
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Order of Justice Fitzpatrick re Distribution of Funds made Mar 31, 2022
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The purpose of this ninth report (the “Ninth Report”) is to provide this Honourable Court with information with respect to the following: a) an update on the Environmental Assessment (“EA”) process; b) an update on settlement discussions and litigation with the Province; c) the Mediation Application; d) the Petitioners’ cash flow as at the date of this Ninth Report and mediation funding; e) the sale of the Auction Equipment and the Auction Distribution Application; and f) the Monitor’s recommendations and conclusions
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| Blackline of Form of Mediation Order to Revised Form of Mediation Order | ||
| Draft Order (re Mediation) (Revised) | ||
Notice of Application - Equipment Auction Distribution
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| Unsigned Affidavit #3 of T. Dewtie re Equipment Auction Distribution | ||
2022 03 22 Filed Monitor Certificate
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| Application Response of the Province (March 31 Hearing) | ||
| Notice of Application (Mediation) | ||
| Affidavit No. 11 of B. Chapman sworn on February 3, 2022 | ||
| Order Approving Auction of Certain Equipment | ||
| Sealing Order with respect to sale of certain equipment - heard December 10, 2021 | ||
| Adjournment of Application to Dec 10, 2021 | ||
Notice of Application - Petitioners (filed Nov 25_21) - application for auction sale of komatsu equipment
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| Affidavit #1 of T. Dewtie sworn November 24, 2021 in support of the auction of Komatsu equipment | ||
Order Made After Application - (Oct 29_21) re Stay Extension to April 30, 2022
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| Pleadings - S206189 - Affidavit #1 of K. Doumakis sworn Oct 27_21 | ||
| Affidavit No. 1 of P. Oram sworn October 26, 2021 | ||
| Application Response - Superintendent of Pensions - Oct 26 2021 | ||
Application Response of Province - Oct. 26, 2021
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| The purpose of this eighth report (the “Eighth Report”) is to provide this Honourable Court with information with respect to the following: a) activities of the Petitioners and the Monitor since the Sixth Report (certain activities of the Petitioners and the Monitor, primarily related to the EA process, were detailed in the Seventh Report, and are repeated here for completeness); b) an update on the EA process; c) update on settlement discussions and litigation with the Province; d) an update on Mill hibernation, maintenance and woodland activities; e) an update on the ELC and the Second ELC Report (as defined below); f) amendments to the IFF; g) the budget to actual cash flow analysis (the “Variance Analysis”) for the period April 1, 2021 through to September 30, 2021; h) the updated cash flow projections for the Petitioners (the “Eighth Report Forecast”) for the period October 1, 2021 through April 30, 2022 (the “Eighth Report Forecast Period”); i) professional fees and disbursements to date for the Monitor from March 13, 2021 to September 24, 2021, and its legal counsel for the period of April 1, 2021 to September 30, 2021; j) a request for an extension to the Stay Period; and k) the Monitor’s comments | ||
Filed Affidavit of Jenn Ward supporing Stikeman fees
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Monitor's Notice of Fee Application - October 21, 2021
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Filed Affidavit #2 of Holly Palmer - supporting fees
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| Affidavit No 10 of B Chapman | ||
Notice of Application for Stay Extension to April 30, 2022
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| The purpose of this seventh report (the “Seventh Report”) is to provide this Honourable Court with information with respect to the following: a) an update on Northern Pulp’s EA related activities; b) an update on the impact of the Class 2 Designation on the EA Process and related timelines; c) an update on the status of the IFF Term Sheet; d) update on the ELC activities since the Sixth Report; 5 e) an update on settlement discussions with the Province and a tolling arrangement to address the upcoming limitation period with respect to litigation against the Province; f) the upcoming expiry of the Stay Period; and g) the Monitor’s comments | ||
| Affidavit #1 of Alice Yu, sworn on April 23, 2021, which attaches as Exhibits: (a) the Amending Agreement, to be made effective as of April 22, 2021, with respect to the subordinated interim financing term sheet made effective as of September 25, 2020; and, (b) the Amending Agreement, to be made effective as of April 22, 2021, with respect to the interim financing term sheet made effective as of August 6, 2020 | ||
Order Made After Application - Approval of Monitor's Fees and Activites and fees of the Monitor's counsel
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Order Made After Application - DIP, Sub DIP, Stay Extension to October 31, 2021
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Sealing Order April 22, 2021
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| Stay extension application reqeusting, inter alia , Interim FInancing Facility Draw | ||
| Application Response - Superintendent of Pensions - April 21, 2021 | ||
| Application Response - Province of Nova Scotia - April 20, 2021 | ||
| Monitor's Application Record for approval of fees and activities | ||
| Notice of Application - Monitor's Fees and Activities | ||
| The purpose of this sixth report (the “Sixth Report”) is to provide this Honourable Court with information with respect to the following: a) an update on the Petitioners’ and the Monitor’s activities since the Fifth Report dated December 8, 2020; b) an update on the activities of the ELC and related communications with other stakeholders; c) an introduction to Northern Pulp’s vision of the future; d) an update with respect to the environmental assessment (“EA”) process and related strategies required to obtain approval from the Province to construct a replacement effluent treatment facility (“R-ETF”) and recommence Mill operations; e) an update with respect to the Petitioners’ current litigation against the Province; f) an update with respect to the contribution agreement dated March 17, 2020 (the “CA”) and the Monitor’s report on spending under the CA (the “Monitor’s Interim CA Report”); g) an update on notices of resiliating or disclaiming agreements (“NRDs”) sent by the Petitioners; h) an overview of the proposed second KERP (the “Second KERP”) and related increase in the KERP Charge requested by the Petitioners; i) an overview of the proposed Special Pension Payment and related amendments to the SIFF Term Sheet; j) the budget to actual cash flow analysis (the “Variance Analysis”) for the period December 1, 2020 through to March 31, 2021, including an update on the hibernation activities with respect to the Mill and the decommissioning of the aeration stabilization basin (the “ASB”) adjacent to the Boat Harbour (“BH”) lagoon, and an update on the woodlands operations and the implementation of a 4 widely accepted independent review of forestry practices in Nova Scotia prepared by Mr. William Lahey of the University of King’s College in Halifax (the “Lahey Report”); k) the updated cash flow projections for the Petitioners (the “Sixth Report Forecast”) for the period April 1, 2021 through October 31, 2021 (the “Sixth Report Forecast Period”); l) the updated interim financing budget analysis showing expected longer-term costs from April 1, 2021 through to June 30, 2022 (the “Sixth Report IFB”); m) the Petitioners’ proposed second draw on the IFF of $6,000,000 and amendment to the IFF Term Sheet; n) the proposed court ordered charges in these proceedings; o) professional fees and disbursements to date for the Monitor and its legal counsel; p) a request for an extension to the Stay Period; and q) the Monitor’s Recommendations | ||
Affidavit #1 of A.Taylor - In support of the approval of the fees and activities of the Monitor's cousnel
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Affidavit #1 of H. Palmer - In support of the approval of the fees and activities of the Monitor and its cousnel
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| 9th affidavit reqeusting DIP draw | ||
| Affidavit N.8 of Bruce Chapman dated December 4, 2020 | ||
Court order made on December 11, 2020 extending the stay period to April 30, 2021
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| Notice of Application dated December 4, 2020, returnable December 11, 2020 | ||
| Application Response of Superintendent of Pensions | ||
| Letter to Vancouver Registry & Justice Fitzpatrick - Dec. 9, 2020 | ||
| 1. The purpose of this fifth report (the “ Fifth Report ”) is to provide this Honourable Court with information with respect to the following: a) an update on the Petitioners’ and the Monitor’s activities since the Fourth Report dated October 30, 2020; b) an update on the activities of the Environmental Liaison Committee (the “ ELC ”) and related communications with other stakeholders; c) an update of the activities of the Monitor pursuant to a contribution agreement dated March 17, 2020 (the “ Contribution Agreement ”); d) an update on notices of resiliating or disclaiming agreements (“ NRDs ”) sent by the Petitioners; e) the budget to actual cash flow analysis (the “ Variance Analysis ”) for the period August 1, 2020 through to November 30, 2020, with respect to the Initial Milestone Activities Schedule attached to the Supplement to the Second Report at Appendix “A”; f) the updated cash flow projections for the Petitioners (the “ Fifth Report Projections ”) for the period December 1, 2020 through April 30, 2021 (the “ Fifth Report Forecast Period ”); g) the updated interim financing budget showing expected longer-term costs for the period December 1, 2020 through June 30, 2022; h) an update on the milestone analysis and progress of the Petitioners pertaining to the overall restructuring, including resumption of mill operations; i) a request for an extension to the Stay Period; and j) the Monitor’s Recommendations | ||
| The purpose of this fourth report (the “ Fourth Report ”) is to provide this Honourable Court with information with respect to the following: a) a brief update on the Petitioners’ and the Monitor’s activities since the Third Report; b) an update on the Community Liaison Committee (as described in the Supplement to the Second Report and the sixth affidavit of Mr. Bruce Chapman). The Community Liaison Committee has since been renamed and will be referred to as the Environmental Liaison Committee (the “ ELC ”) in this Fourth Report; c) an update on notices of resiliating or disclaiming agreements (“ NRDs ”) sent by the Petitioners since the Third Report; d) the Monitor’s process to provide oversight with respect to the Petitioners’ use of funds advanced pursuant to the Initial Advance (the “ Budget Monitoring Process ”); e) the detailed activities and sub-activities that Northern Pulp has undertaken, to which the Monitor is overseeing pursuant to the Budget Monitoring Process; f) the analysis, as requested by this Honourable Court, comparing the Interim Financing Budget to the actual spend for the period from August 1, 2020 to October 25, 2020; g) a brief update on the Petitioners’ use of the Subordinated Interim Financing Facility and payments released discharging certain Employee Obligations; and h) the Monitor’s comments on the above | ||
| Notice of Application - Subordinated DIP Loan for payment of Severance, Salary Continuance, and Employee Benefits | ||
| Seventh Affidavit of Bruce Chapman - Subordinated DIP Loan - in support of payment of Employee Obligations | ||
order approving subordinated DIP financing to pay employee obligations, approval of increase in KERP and related charges
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| The purpose of this third report (the “Third Report”) is to provide this Honourable Court with information with respect to the following: a) a brief update on the Petitioners’ activities since the August 6 Hearing; b) a brief update on Monitor’s monitoring of the milestone activities since the August 6 Hearing; c) a summary of severance, salary continuance and retiree benefit and pay obligations; d) an overview of the proposed Subordinated Interim Financing Facility and the Subordinated Interim Financing Charge (both as defined below); e) the revised charge requested by the Petitioners for an increase in the KERP; and f) the Monitor’s comments on the above | ||
| List of Creditors as at June 19, 2020 (Updated September 16,2020) | ||
Amended and Restated Initial Order
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Justice Fitzpatrick - Reasons for August 6th Decision
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| Supplement to the Second Report of the Monitor July 30 2020 | ||
| Affidavit 6 of Bruce Chapman | ||
| Affidavit of T. Whiteley, filed July 28, 2020 | ||
| Application Response, filed July 28, 2020 | ||
| Certificate of Commissioner | ||
| Letter to the Honourable Justice Fitzpatrick | ||
| Second Affidavit of Wanda Skinner - Filed | ||
| Second Skinner Affidavit Counsel Copy | ||
| Affidavit Adam Blumenthal filed | ||
| 00. Cover & Index (Amended Application Record) | ||
| 01. Amended Notice of Application (Filed) | ||
| 11. Affidavit No. 5 of B. Chapman sworn July 23 20 | ||
| 15. Redline of Initial Order | ||
| Second Report of the Monitor | ||
| Terrapure, Northern Pulp, Affidavit of T. Whiteley, filed July 23, 2020 | ||
| Affidavit of Duff Montgomerie sworn (1) | ||
| Affidavit of Paul Bradley sworn (1) | ||
| Application Response of the Province of Nova Scotia - (1) | ||
| Affidavit of Kenneth Swain sworn (1) | ||
| Affidavit 4 of B. Chapman sworn July 17-20 (Jul 17-20) | ||
| Notice_of_Application_-_Petitioners_(July_17_20)_re_amended_and_restated_initial_order | ||
Order Made After Application (July 3 20) re stay period extended to July 31 20
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S206189 Notice of Application
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First Report of the Monitor
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| Affidavit 3 of Bruce Chapman (June 30-20) with Exhibit A | ||
| S206189 Application Record Index | ||
| S206189 Draft Order Made After Application | ||
Order Made After Application
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| Draft Order - Application | ||
| Affidavit No. 2 of Bruce Chapman | ||
Application Record Index (June 25)
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| Northern Pulp - FAQ | ||
Notice of Application - June 25 Hearing
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| Notice to Creditors - Initial Order | ||
Initial Order
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Petition Record Index
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Affidavit of Bruce Chapman, sworn
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Petition to the Court filed
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CiteProceedings., “Northern Pulp Nova Scotia Corporation et al” (CCAA), Supreme Court of British Columbia. Retrieved 20 September 2026, https://proceedings.ca/case/northern-pulp-nova-scotia-corporation-et-al