RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Another scamTurn the tables on who? I've been conversing with regulators for decades. As I've said before iiroc is , in my opinion, the most competent of them all but also, sadly, the least empowered to do anything. It's an industry run organization, not government, so it carries a very small stick. But I appreciate that they actually seem to care about shareholders and our capital markets. Anyone in regular contact with tsx/iiroc/bcsc/osc/amf would know this. I suggest you ask them nicely at iiroc to help with whatever concerns you have. If it's not their part ship, they are very good at providing contact details at other regulators. Their primary role is to regulate advisors, dealers, brokers and protect us from that gang. Not the issuers. Unlike the tsx or our provincial securities commissions, iiroc has no qualms about using public shaming as a tool. No hiding behind imaginary "secrecy" requirements disguised as "privacy". The other possibility would be the sec or finra. All cdn companies trade otc at a minimum so there is a remote chance you might get them interested. If they do.....watch out. They don't play nice. They have teeth and bite hard. Just what fnc and a few other cdn companies need. A regulator taking a piece out of their hides. Good luck