So what does it mean? It's pretty cut and dried, the way I see it. The trading of PMCB shares has been banned in British Columbia as a result of a reporting issue in 2011. Now, with the updated reports being submitted, shares of PMCB may once again be traded in BC. The fiscal translation is small, but not negligible. Basically, This province of Canada will provide mostly buyers over the near-term future, likely resulting in a contribution to the health of the share price. My personal translation is that for reasons unknown to us, Mr. Wagonner has been motivated to free up this part of the market for trading. That very well could mean he's been receiving pressure to remediate the issue from potential investors, or it could mean a new subcontractor is coming aboard and they need a way to cash their check, if you catch my drift. I don't know if either of these scenarios is the case, but I can see an uptick in volume and a hike in PPS resulting, none-the-less.
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