Does Bell Canada or the Government of Saskatchewan publish, dated 15 Sep 2026 to 30 Jun 2027, a binding agreement for Bell's Saskatchewan expansion, or is the expansion's environmental impact assessment filed with the province?

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• F-0435

  “Resolves if: Bell Canada or the Government of Saskatchewan publishes, dated 15 Sep 2026 to 30 Jun 2027, a binding (definitive) agreement for Bell's Saskatchewan expansion, or the expansion's environmental impact assessment is filed with the province (shown on the provincial registry or in a party's own dated statement).”

• F-0436

  “Resolves if: The documents read on 2027-06-30 show that this did NOT happen in its window: Bell Canada or the Government of Saskatchewan publishes, dated 15 Sep 2026 to 30 Jun 2027, a binding (definitive) agreement for Bell's Saskatchewan expansion, or the expansion's environmental impact assessment is filed with the province (shown on the provincial registry or in a party's own dated statement).”

• F-0437

  “Resolves if: The record read on 2027-06-30 does not settle whether this happened in its window (a document undated, unreadable, or not clearly tied to the line): Bell Canada or the Government of Saskatchewan publishes, dated 15 Sep 2026 to 30 Jun 2027, a binding (definitive) agreement for Bell's Saskatchewan expansion, or the expansion's environmental impact assessment is filed with the province (shown on the provincial registry or in a party's own dated statement).”