Pyrogenesis Canada Inc T.PYR

Wrong!

[tamaracktop]

The role of Chairman is largely one of being the company's figurehead, with little or nothing to do with the day-to-day operations of the company. 

Here are some average salaries of Chairpersons across Canada:

Dartmouth, Nova Scotia: $104,766 per year

Vancouver, British Columbia: $179,531 per year

Toronto, Ontario: $184,270 per year

Burnaby, British Columbia: $202,958 per year

Ottawa, Ontario: $406,084 per year

Maybe you should ask yourselves why he left in the first place.

Did he resign or was he fired?

Take a guess. 

And who do you think fired him when the stock was fine, and then re-hired him when the stock is struggling and the  company can't produce material news on the revenue front to turn things around?

And who's been collecting the Chairman's salary in the interim?

Being the Chairman of a company is the ultimate ultimate cushy job.

It doesn't put a dime in the company's coffers.

This is a completely transparent PR ruse.

This is fluff.

The market will laugh at this.

And by the way, the Chairman of the board Toronto Dominion Bank was on the board of directors of Xebec for two years right up until Xebec was delisted  

This morning's news from Pyrogenesis is meaningless 

[ScienceFirst]

Tamarackflop's logic is hard to follow. If it Mr. Curleigh had been fired by Peter, do you really think that a person of his stature would come back?  Not really. Tamaracktop is stumbling into his own FUD strategy! Alan Curleigh Biography  Alan Curleigh has a wealth of experience in international business, capital projects, and board governance. For many years a senior

[Justwow]

Mr. Curleigh had to step down for personal reasons in 2019. Wonderful that he has come back with his wealth of experience! cashbag2.0 https://www.sedar.com/GetFile.do?lang=EN&docClass=8&issuerNo=00031955&issuerType=03&projectNo=02971109&docId=4597582 First and foremost, I want to thank both Alan and Chris for having, at our last annual general meeting, accepted to stay on

[tamaracktop]

I don't see that guy's posts anymore because I couldn't be bothered, but I see them when someone quotes him.  Why anyone quotes him is beyond me. "Tamarackflop's logic is hard to follow?" Right....Look at it go. "Tamarackflop is stumbling?" Right. That's why Exro has gone from $1.21 to $2.85 in 3 months on tens of millions of shares while

[ScienceFirst]

Tamarackflop is always omitting his Xebec flop and silencing the upcoming contracts of PYR. As for the news of this morning, Tamarackflop was once again unable to identify the reason for the departure of Mr. Curleigh in 2019. PYR will have its moment.  Just like the surge of EXRO after its downfall from 6$ to 0.75$.  Strange don't you think that Tamarackflop is silencing this?

[Thinkbigsti69]

Worth reposting. Thanks for the great posts ScienceFirst.

[LongoGlueStick]

You forgot to mention  that your Xebec went from $11 to $0. The stock you called a "multi generational wealth builder". Is Exro another one of your stupid "multi generational" wealth builders?

[ramuntcho]

....PyroGenesis over the coming months and years as the Company enters a new phase of its growth, a topic you will be hearing more about over the coming days/week days WEEK no s

[fdfd12]

Yes I agree but the stock will be $1.40. The moment it will go up, the CEO will be selling shares to bring it down to $1.40. This will never end.

[BCONTVentures]

tamaracktop doesn't know what he is talking about. Mr. Alan Curleigh definitely wasn't "fired" from the Board.  I was at the AGM in 2019 (in Montreal) and Alan was present and on the Board (sat right with Peter).  Alan left for personal reasons, from the September 29, 2019 news release: https://www.sedar.com/GetFile.do?lang=EN&docClass=8&issuerNo=00031955&

[sorrenson]

Gee isnt that when a member  of the audit committee also resigned and then the company restated the 2019  oh yeah and a material change report   ....  Nov 3 2020  as a handy reminder Gee wasnt that when they disclosed the whole story of Drosrite being controlled by his son too? Material change report Nov 3rd 2020 ..oops what we meant to tell you was... Or how

[sorrenson]

What was the special meeitng of shareholders that predated his resignation in 2019   Serious question