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Re: gitreal post# 43760

Tuesday, 11/16/2021 8:25:46 AM

Tuesday, November 16, 2021 8:25:46 AM

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What a responsible publicly-traded company would do is to inform investors as claims lapse and no longer are held by the company rather than waiting for the next quarter to inform investors. It is shameful that relevant, material information (information that could have a negative or positive effect on the share price) is having to be posted by the public rather than by the company. To claim the company is transparent because they post information publicly well after the fact is not how a responsible issuer behaves. The company could also amend the false information on SEDAR (they don't file EDGAR reports) but for some reason, have chosen not to. Good or bad news should be reported immediately if it is something that could have an impact on share pricing. It will be two years since the false information was filed, and two years some were jumping up and down about the "audited financials" which was a false filing. An attorney responsible for approving those (the old "the audits are in the hands of the lawyer waiting to be signed off on") should be aware of securities law in Canada and intentionally label unaudited financials as audited twice was suspect.