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Tiw

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Tiw (tē`), Norse Tyr (tür), ancient Germanic god. Originally a highly revered sky god, he was later worshiped as a god of war and of athletic events. He was identified with the Roman war god Mars, and among Germanic peoples Mars' day became Tiw's day (Tuesday).


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with further powers and duties once the common shares of TIW are cancelled and delisted from the TSX Venture Exchange.
TIW Receives Court Approval to Vest the Monitor with Further Powers ... by Business Wire
The Company believes that it is in the best interest of its shareholders that the liquidation of TIW be continued under the authority of the Monitor and the supervision of the Court when the common shares of TIW are cancelled and delisted from the TSX Venture Exchange.
TIW seeks court approval to vest the Monitor with further powers and ... by Business Wire
TIW is currently in discussions with the NASDAQ with regards to the continuing listing requirements of its common shares on that market.
TIW Statement on its Share Listings by Business Wire
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