1.1.7 “Charge” means any security right or any right in or preference over property, irrespective of its legal nature, the purpose or effect of which is to secure or secure the payment of an obligation, and such as a priority, a lien, a mortgage, a security interest, a mortgage, a trust, a retention of title, a transfer of title by way of security, a repurchase sale, a financial lease or lease;
1.1.8 “CIBC” means the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce;
1.1.9 “Closing” means the disbursement of the principal amount of the Loan;
1.1.10 “Hedging Agreement” means any financial contract that may protect a Person from risks arising from fluctuations in foreign exchange rates or interest rates;
1.1.11 “Control” means the power, directly or indirectly, to manage the activities or determine the management policies of a Person (whether by holding shares or units, under a contract or in any other way) with the understanding that (i) a Person is deemed to control a corporation if it (or that Person and its Affiliates) holds in shares or otherwise more than 50% of the votes to elect a majority of the directors (ii) a Person is deemed to control a partnership if he (or that Person and his Affiliates) holds more than 50% of the capital of the corporation, and (iii) a Person is deemed to control a trust if he (or that Person and his Affiliates) holds more than 50% in value of the Trust Units and (iv) a Person who controls another Person is deemed to control any person controlled by such other Person;
1.1.12 “CIBC Agreement” means the credit agreement between the Borrower and CIBC dated February 3, 2015;
1.1.13 “Maturity Date” means the fifth anniversary of the Closing Date;
1.1.14 “Closing Date” means the date on which the Closing occurs, as verified by the Lender;
1.1.15 “Default” means any Event of Default and any event or situation which, as a result of the passage of time or the sending of a notice, could become an Event of Default;
1.1.16 “Debt” has the meaning ascribed to it in the CIBC Agreement;
1.1.17 “Financial debt” means the sum of the following but without duplication:
(i) obligations arising from borrowing money or obtaining funds;
(ii) redemption obligations arising out of banker’s acceptances, letters of credit or collateral or similar instruments;
(iii) obligations arising from capital leases, financial leases and sale and leaseback transactions that must appear on the liabilities side of a balance sheet;
(iv) obligations resulting from the acquisition on credit of goods or services, except accounts payable to suppliers;
(v) the negative value of the hedging contracts;
(vi) preferred shares and similar securities that must appear on the liabilities side of a balance sheet; and
(vii) Surety bonds;
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