RE:RE:RE:warrants
A warrant gives a buyer the option, but not the obligation to buy additional shares at a set price. These shares were issued with warrants at $2.35 and $2.75 Canadian. With the current share price at $1.10, it is much cheaper to buy shares on open market, so these warrants will expire worthless, no one will execute them. If stock was at $3, it would make sense as you could buy shares with warrant at the two lower strike prices and then flip shares selling them and pocket difference as pure profit.
There are many places to read about how warrants work. These will expire with none of them exercised and thus the share count will not rise by another 10.8 million shares.