Good post, IL. ( a well as post 13467 from goldpanner_1).
It baffles me that we have no over-arching NATIONAL securities regulator. In fact, Canada is the only major industrial nation without a one. The Canadian Securities Administrators is a frakenstein attempt at trying to simulate that national regulatory body, however, to be frank, it is only just a working group between all the major provincial/territorial securities commissions, which look to harmonize regulations where possible. However...
...This securities regulatory structure of ours naturally loads our securities markets (in almost ever capacity) with many redundancies, inefficiencies, and loopholes. Naturally, this allows for worthwhile investigations to be shuffled to other provincial/territorial jurisdictions...sort of like what the left hand does the right hand won't know/doesn't need to know. I like to think of this as another form of "dilution". For example, the BCSC deferred IL's inquiry to the OSC when it directly concerns a BC incorporated company! Teflon seems to coat the system.
I wonder as to when the BCSC capped it's investigation on this matter of ours to say they do not have enough evidence? How are they handling/investigating new complaints? Or are they? What about the the quality/sources of that evidence, as they seem to have closed the book on this investigation long ago?
Many, many, many more questions that I have here ready to ask.
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