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  1. Monitor's reportForty-Eighth Report of the Monitor and Receiver, dated October 21, 2026 · Carillion Canada
  2. Monitor's reportForty-Seventh Report of the Monitor and Receiver · Carillion Canada
  3. Monitor's reportForty-Sixth Report of the Monitor and Receiver, dated October 24, 2025 · Carillion Canada
  4. Monitor's reportForty-Fifth Report of the Monitor and Receiver · Carillion Canada
  5. Monitor's reportForty-Fourth Report of the Monitor and Receiver, dated October 18, 2024 · Carillion Canada
  6. Monitor's reportForty-Third Report of the Monitor and Receiver, dated April 24, 2024 · Carillion Canada
  7. Monitor's reportForty-First Report of the Monitor and Receiver dated October 20, 2023 · Carillion Canada
  8. Claims procedure orderD&O Claims Process Order, dated November 28, 2022 · Carillion Canada
  9. Claims procedure orderThis Thirty-Sixth Report reports to this Court on the following matters: (a) background and summary of the CCAA proceedings; (b) the status of post-closing matters in respect of the Roads Transaction and the Rokstad Transaction; (c) the status of the Claims Process; (d) the status of the interim distribution; (e) the status of the ongoing litigation and commercial claims related to the Construction Business; (f) a summary of funds advanced in accordance with the Project Charges Order in respect of certain construction projects of Carillion Canada, Carillion Construction and Carillion Pacific; (g) an overview of the remaining real property assets of the Applicants; (h) the status of the Monitor’s activities in respect of the funds of Carillion Canada held by HSBC UK; (i) the status of the funds withdrawn by HSBC Bank Canada; (j) the actual receipts and disbursements of the Applicants from March 28, 2021 to October 16, 2021, and the cash flow forecast of the Applicants for the period from October 17, 2021 to April 30, 2022; and (k) the Monitor’s motion for an Order (the “Stay Extension Order”) extending the Stay Period up to and including April 29, 2022 · Carillion Canada
  10. Stay lift orderThe purpose of this Thirty-Fifth Report is to report to this Court with respect to Weinrich’s motion to lift the Stay in favour of Carillion Canada in order to continue an action against Carillion Canada commenced in the Alberta Court of Queen’s Bench bearing court file number 2003 09197 (the “Weinrich Action”). From time to time in these CCAA proceedings, the Monitor has given its consent, and consented on behalf of the Applicants, to lift the Stay to permit litigation against the Applicants to proceed. These instances all involve actions against one or more of the Applicants where insurance is available to satisfy an award in favour of the claimant. Consent to lift the stay has been given on terms (discussed below) designed to minimize prejudice to the Applicants’ estates. The Monitor has not provided its consent to lift the Stay in respect of the claim advanced by Weinrich Holdings Ltd. (“Weinrich”) because: (a) Weinrich’s claim was commenced in the face of the Stay Period and is therefore an irregularity. The Monitor understands from its counsel that, in the circumstances, (i) if the irregularity is to be cured, the Stay must be lifted nunc pro tunc, (ii) given the passage of the limitation period applicable to Weinrich’s claim, in the circumstances, a Court would not grant such a nunc pro tunc order, and (iii) absent direction from the Court, that the Monitor should not consent to lift the Stay in circumstances where a Court may not make an order; and (b) Weinrich has refused to agree to conditions the Monitor believes are appropriate to impose when the Stay is lifted, as discussed below · Carillion Canada

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Stay lift order

The purpose of this Thirty-Fifth Report is to report to this Court with respect to Weinrich’s motion to lift the Stay in favour of Carillion Canada in order to continue an action against Carillion Canada commenced in the Alberta Court of Queen’s Bench bearing court file number 2003 09197 (the “Weinrich Action”). From time to time in these CCAA proceedings, the Monitor has given its consent, and consented on behalf of the Applicants, to lift the Stay to permit litigation against the Applicants to proceed. These instances all involve actions against one or more of the Applicants where insurance is available to satisfy an award in favour of the claimant. Consent to lift the stay has been given on terms (discussed below) designed to minimize prejudice to the Applicants’ estates. The Monitor has not provided its consent to lift the Stay in respect of the claim advanced by Weinrich Holdings Ltd. (“Weinrich”) because: (a) Weinrich’s claim was commenced in the face of the Stay Period and is therefore an irregularity. The Monitor understands from its counsel that, in the circumstances, (i) if the irregularity is to be cured, the Stay must be lifted nunc pro tunc, (ii) given the passage of the limitation period applicable to Weinrich’s claim, in the circumstances, a Court would not grant such a nunc pro tunc order, and (iii) absent direction from the Court, that the Monitor should not consent to lift the Stay in circumstances where a Court may not make an order; and (b) Weinrich has refused to agree to conditions the Monitor believes are appropriate to impose when the Stay is lifted, as discussed below

· Carillion CanadaOntario Superior Court of Justice · Ontario

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