(a) an income trust?
Yes
(b) a labour-sponsored investment fund (LSIF) or labour-sponsored venture capital fund
corporation (LSVCF)?
The answer depends on the province(s) where the LSIF or LSVCF is a reporting issuer
(or equivalent). In certain jurisdictions, such as Alberta, LSIFs and their insiders do not
have to file on SEDI because LSIFs are considered mutual funds. In other jurisdictions,
such as Ontario and Manitoba, LSIFs and their reporting insiders must file on SEDI
because LSIFs are not considered to be mutual funds for insider reporting purposes.
(c) a mutual fund?
No. The insider reporting requirement does not apply to an insider of an issuer that is a
mutual fund (see section 9.1 of NI 55-104).
(d) a limited partnership?
Yes. You need to file insider reports if you are a reporting insider of a limited
partnership that is a reporting issuer and hold securities or related financial instruments
of that limited partnership.