I think they are in a scorched earth position now where if they don't get what they want they want to make sure nobody does.

Still thinking they, Management/Bondies/Tenor, are all in cahoots. If the friction is not a game, and they are not in cahoots, your speculation may very well be correct. May depend on how cheap Bondies got in before the scorched earth scenario becomes reality. Also, if they need a tax write off, could go crispy-critter. Don't want to think about it.

I'm not sure but if the extension is 30 days we may get to see the offer in the next monitors report in November.

Canadian CCAA regulatory requirements mandate disclosure of any submitted Plan, just like any court filings attached with the CCAA. It cannot be kept confidential, although if it is a working document there is no mandated disclosure. If there is a Plan submitted, which means they cut a deal they can both live with, disclosure should be by Oct 16-17, at latest. Likely this goes the 30 days, as recommended by the Monitor, and no plan details will be disclosed at this time.

Sincerely hoping all the best for commons.