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Bustle without the Hustle not an “Act in Furtherance of a Trade” under the Ontario Securities Act

Posted on April 11, 2018

A recent decision by the Ontario Court of Justice provides lessons about the scope of the Ontario Securities Commission (OSC)’s powers to regulate acts “in furtherance of a trade”.  The OSC’s case was against two individuals who helped…

You Get it Right and it’s Still a Misrepresentation: the Paradox in Pretium

Posted on September 8, 2017

A gold mining company chooses not to disclose preliminary mineral sampling results that it viewed as unreliable. Further testing eventually proves the preliminary sample to be inaccurate. In Wong v Pretium Resources, 2017 ONSC 3361 the Ontario Superior Court…

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