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arete

10/29/04 11:18 PM

#113886 RE: gump90 #113882

gump90- see my post#113745. Call them yourself and see. I know it is true for Alta and Sask. I think but not sure for the rest of the provinces. When you talk to him, ask him if all trading stocks must be registered in the province to be traded. I forgot to ask him that. I do know that when some Canadian companies put out a PR they notified several provinces and I thought it was to keep their stock legally trading in those provinces.
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hasher

10/29/04 11:25 PM

#113895 RE: gump90 #113882

Any stock in the world that

trades in BC,
OR
has offices in BC
OR
Has shareholders in BC
OR
IS ACCESSABLE TO BC RESIDENTS VIA THE INTERNET

is subject to the BCSC rules and regulations..IF the BCSC disallows Canadian brokers from trading in a BB.OTC sec. , you can believe that the SEC pays attention. As a matter of fact, BCSC people are always in New York, because they are familiar with the BC crooks who have moved to the less regulated BB. The SEC appreciates the help as they are understaffed and can't handle all the BB complaints.

I imagine that the saskSC has similar powers.