Good morning and welcome. My name is David Kassie. I am the Chairman of Canaccord Genuity Group, and I have the privilege of chairing today's meeting. Joining me on today's webcast are our President and Chief Executive Officer, Dan Daviau, our Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer, Don MacFayden, and D'Arcy Doherty, our Senior Vice President of Legal Affairs and Corporate Secretary. I would also like to welcome the other members of our executive leadership team and our Board of Directors who are joining us remotely from various locations in North America, the U.K. and Europe, and Australia. We are especially grateful to all of you for your contributions throughout what continues to be a historically significant period for our business and our industry, albeit in a much different market backdrop than this time last year. We have made the decision to hold this year's meeting online again. Despite this format, we have taken measures to replicate the traditional in-person meeting experience as best as we can to preserve the rights of our valued shareholders and proxy holders to address the meeting and to vote on each of the resolutions. Before we get started, a couple of procedural matters. Many shareholders submitted their votes before the meeting. Thank you. If you voted in advance and you do not wish to change your vote, no further action is required. A very small number have decided to vote at the meeting. Voting instructions were made available in the information that shareholders received as part of the meeting materials. These instructions have also been made available on SEDAR. If you are a registered shareholder or a proxy holder, you would have received your control number with your meeting materials by mail or email. This gives you the ability to vote and submit questions as shown on the meeting website. If you have followed the instructions in the meeting materials, then you will have logged into this meeting with your control number as the username and the password CGF 2022 using capital letters. If you are not a registered shareholder or proxy holder, then you will have logged into this meeting as a guest. Guests will be able to follow the proceedings but will only be able to submit questions after the end of the formal business of the meeting. Once the discussion on all items of business has concluded, I will pause to give you sufficient time to enter your votes, and then I will declare voting closed on all resolutions. We will conduct the votes on the matters before us by a poll. On a poll, every shareholder entitled to vote on the matter has one vote in respect of each share entitled to be voted on the matter and held by that shareholder. The poll will be open for all resolutions at the same time. This will allow you to vote on each resolution immediately or wait until the conclusion of the discussion on each resolution prior to casting your vote. The results of the meeting will be made available on our website and on SEDAR later today. There will be an opportunity for registered shareholders and proxy holders to ask questions on each resolution in turn. When submitting questions, we ask that individuals provide their name and indicate whether they are a shareholder or a proxy holder. We ask that any questions or comments submitted online be related to the matters currently before the meeting. To submit a question, please use the message icon on the virtual meeting platform. We will answer questions related to each motion at the appropriate time in the meeting. We will be pleased to address general questions after the presentations have concluded. If we receive several questions on the same topic, we will group these questions together and provide a response. We will respond to as many questions as possible during the meeting. If we are not able to address your question here, we will respond to you directly after the meeting if you provide an email address or telephone number where you can be reached. During the meeting, you may experience pauses from time to time as we review messages and coordinate our roles at a distance, so please bear with us. On behalf of those of us speaking today, I note that our comments may include forward-looking statements. I encourage you to take a moment to review the detail regarding forward-looking statements and non-IFRS measures that has been provided as part of today's presentation and is also available in our financial reports. The agenda for today's meeting will begin with the submission of the company's fiscal 2022 financial statements, followed by the Election of Directors, the Appointment of Auditors, and finally, the advisory resolution on our executive compensation approach as disclosed in our circular. Following the official business of today's meeting, I'll invite our CEO, Dan Daviau, to share a few remarks about our business and provide a brief overview of our corporate strategy and outlook. We will be pleased to take general questions afterwards. Now for the official business of today's meeting. The meeting will please come to order. I appoint Jenny Karim, an Officer of Computershare Investor Services Inc., to be the scrutineer of the meeting. I have received Computershare's report as to share representation at today's meeting, and there is a quorum present. I now declare this meeting to be regularly called and properly constituted for the transaction of business. I declare the polls open on all resolutions. The first item of business is election of the company's directors to serve until the next annual general meeting or until their successors are appointed. First, I propose a motion that the company set the number of directors at nine. D'Arcy, have we received any questions or comments online? We have not, Chair. Thank you. If there are no questions, please cast your votes on Item one now before we move on to Item two. I declare the meeting open for nominations and advise that management has nominated the following individuals, all of whom have consented to their election. Biographies for each of our nominated directors has been provided in the management information circular. Charles Brindamour, Dan Daviau, our Lead Independent Director, Jill Denham, Jo-Anne O'Connor, Dipesh Shah, Francesca Shaw, Sally Tennant, myself, David Kassie, and our new nominee, Michael Auerbach. D'Arcy, have we received any further nominations or any questions or comments online? We have not, Chair. Thank you. Since there are no further nominations and no questions, please cast your votes for each of the nominees for director. Before we continue, I would like to take an opportunity to express our deep gratitude to Mike Harris, Terry Lyons, and Merri Jones, who will not be standing for re-election this year. Merri has provided valuable experience in the Canadian wealth management segment, which we are thankful for. Mike and Terry have been two of our longest-standing directors, and both have provided valuable guidance and perspective to our senior management team over the course of their respective tenures. On behalf of my fellow directors, I thank you both for the invaluable advice, judgment, and wisdom that you have provided over nearly two decades of service. It is now in order to proceed with the Appointment of Auditors. I propose a motion to appoint Ernst & Young LLP Chartered Professional Accountants as auditors of the company for the ensuing year and authorize the directors to fix their remuneration. Please vote now. D'Arcy, have we received any further nominations or any questions or comments online? We have not, Chair. Thank you. Great. Please vote now. Our final item of business is an advisory resolution on the company's executive compensation approach. The board considers this to be an important part of our shareholder engagement process, and we commit to reviewing the results of the voting when considering future decisions related to executive compensation. D'Arcy, have we received any questions or comments online? We have not, Chair. Thank you. Please vote now. That concludes the official business portion of our Annual General Meeting. I will pause for a moment while the voting concludes. Thank you. I now declare voting on all matters closed, and I declare the formal meeting concluded. Before I pass things over to Dan, I'd like to say a few words about our near-term outlook in the context of our long-term strategy. Alongside our clients and shareholders, we are navigating a market environment which includes rising interest rates, inflation, a continued tightening of monetary policy, and ongoing market disruptions driven by the devastating war in Ukraine. This backdrop has injected significant uncertainty into the markets and has reduced activity levels in our core mid-market focus areas. However, I am pleased to say that we have maintained a strong competitive position in each of our businesses and geographies. Against this backdrop, I am confident that our business has stronger downside protection than at any time in our history. Just as our recent successes were many years in the making, we have spent years shaping our business to deliver predictable performance in uncertain times. My confidence comes from our scale and enhanced business mix with the powerful combination of our people and culture. Of course, underpinning all our efforts is a strong and properly managed balance sheet and a disciplined risk management framework. Across the organization, we have the expertise, tools, and resources to manage short-term challenges for our business and for our clients. It has always been our priority to deploy capital in ways that increase the long-term value of our business and optimize value for our fellow shareholders. During Fiscal 2022, we returned CAD 176 million to shareholders through common share dividends and buybacks, which represents an amount equal to over 57% of our adjusted net income for the 12-month period. The continued growth and profitability of our global wealth management businesses has supported steady dividend growth over four consecutive years. In fiscal 2022, we increased our common share dividend payout by 28%. We are fortunate to enter this period from a position of strength, which allows us to be opportunistic and pursue opportunities for targeted and disciplined growth on our core focus areas. By increasing our market position in each of our geographies, we also recognize that we have a greater impact on the communities where we operate. While we have historically factored various environmental, social, and governance considerations into our decision-making processes, this year, ESG was added to the formal mandate for the Board of Directors. Going forward, we are committed to intensifying our efforts and increasing transparency on important matters such as diversity and inclusion, ethics and integrity, risk management, and sustainable business practices. On the topic of our enhanced governance, I'd also like to take this opportunity to officially welcome Michael Auerbach, our Incoming Independent Director. Michael is an accomplished entrepreneur, investor, business consultant, and private diplomat with deep experience in financial services, strategic intelligence, advisory, and risk management. Your board, in addition to Dan and myself, has a group of seven deeply experienced Independent Directors with four women and three men. Together, we are committed to representing the very best interests of you, our valued shareholders, as we continue to shape our business for long-term profitable growth. Finally, thank you to those of you who have joined us today. We value your continued support and confidence in Canaccord Genuity. With that, I will turn things over to our President and CEO, Dan Daviau. Thank you, David, and welcome everybody. Michael, I'd like to officially welcome you to our Board of Directors. We're looking forward to the benefit of your experience and insights as we advance our strategic priorities with a focus on creating compelling long-term value for our shareholders. I'd like to begin by extending my deep appreciation to the entire CG team, not only for the excellent results you helped deliver in Fiscal 2022, but for your steadfast commitment to helping our clients and each other navigate substantially more challenging market realities as we begin our current fiscal year. As many of you are aware, we released our Fiscal 2023 first quarter results last night, and the impact of the abrupt deceleration in global markets impacted financial performance in all of our capital markets businesses and, to a lesser degree, our wealth management businesses. After a prolonged period of low interest rates and unprecedented stimulus, the markets are responding in a way that was broadly anticipated. I think we can all agree it just doesn't feel as good as it once did. Despite this, we remain committed as ever to helping our clients achieve their business and financial goals and manage risk. As an organization, we find incredible purpose in uncertain times. Every one of our 2,500 plus employees knows that we have an important role in supporting companies and investors in the most dynamic growth sectors of the global economy, and we take our role seriously. Undoubtedly, our work becomes more difficult when markets are less accommodative, but our advice and perspective are more needed and valued. As David highlighted, we've been taking targeted actions over several years to improve our long-term profitability and our competitive position. We have allocated capital and resources to areas of our business that we believe are best positioned to deliver strong returns for our clients and shareholders. These include investments to increase the scale and capability in our global wealth management businesses and materially grow our capital markets advisory segment. To date, these initiatives have provided enhanced recurring revenues and contributions from less cyclical businesses, helping to offset the inherent volatility of our new issue business. Of course, we have a strong risk management culture which requires close collaboration from people in each of our businesses and geographies. To put it simply, we are a much stronger business today. I've said before that the business we have built is capable of delivering higher highs in buoyant markets and higher lows in softer markets. If you compare our fiscal 2022 performance with our results from more than five years ago, you will see impressive improvement driven by our enhanced business mix and, importantly, steadily improving earnings stability. You will also see that we have delivered substantially higher returns for our shareholders in strong markets, demonstrating our ability to extract greater value from our platform than most of our peers. This is key, not only for evaluating the performance in the current market, but also in setting expectations for what we can achieve when capital market activity eventually recovers, coupled with the ongoing growth in our wealth management businesses. Finally, our balance sheet provides our ability to deliver market-leading services to our clients while maintaining ample flexibility to invest in the areas that we expect will provide lasting benefits for our shareholders. We also begin the year with a lower common share count, which supports strong earnings per share in any market environment. Looking ahead, we expect that economic conditions will continue to tighten before they improve, and we will navigate more volatility and uncertainty along with our clients. The change in market backdrop does not impact our long-term strategy. We know that in times like this, our clients need us more than ever, and many of our most productive relationships have been formed during periods of dislocation. We're committed to investing in our core capabilities, which have been proven to deliver differentiated value for our clients through economic cycles. We are also managing our capital and expenses prudently to ensure the best use of our resources for continued balance sheet strength. While our efforts may not be wholly reflected in the number of transactions we execute for clients in the current market environment, our capabilities and competitive position have never been stronger. I know I speak for everyone at CG when I say that we are excited for the opportunities ahead of us. Together, we will continue to advance our strategic priorities while we help our clients manage through the downturn with confidence in their future. We remain committed to operating a highly focused business that is thoughtful in the way it deploys capital and one where all employees are aligned with shareholders in their incentives. On behalf of my fellow directors, I would also like to extend my sincere appreciation to our outgoing directors, Mike Harris, Terry Lyons, and Merri Jones. Over the course of his 18-year tenure, Mike has been the chair of the Corporate Governance and Compensation Committee and provided invaluable advice, wisdom, and judgment to our management and board. Since 2004, Terry has been the lead independent director and chair of the Audit Committee and has served on several of our subsidiary boards. Both Mike and Terry have contributed greatly to our success over countless hours of service through numerous economic cycles and more recently, our company's transformation. To my fellow shareholders, we are driven to create enduring value for you in everything we do. Thank you for your continued support. Thank you, Mr. Daviau. We will now proceed to the question period. Mr. Chairman, I can confirm that there are no questions submitted through the web portal from either shareholders or guests this time. Great. As no questions have been submitted, that concludes this year's Annual General Meeting. We continue to welcome your questions through our investor relations divisions. Contact details are available on our website and in your annual and quarterly materials. Thank you, David Kassie, Don MacFayden, D'Arcy Doherty, and thanks to everybody who have joined us today. We hope to see you all again next year.