RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:They obviously have not done the assays
There are several scenarios for failing to disclose material information, none are good. 1. Any trading by insiders or financing done without disclosing material information (drill assay results on what has been promoted as a key property) would lead IIROC to impose fines and penalties on those participating, and 2. Any shareholder buying or selling while the company intentionally suppresses or withholds material information might have cause against the company. Insiders are deemed to be aware of material information. Financing might include a property deal where shares are issued. None of this is good for any shareholders.