RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:No newsit appears at least on the venture they are only bound by the 15 month rule. But I'm no expert on securities law
4. Shareholder Meetings 4.1 Every Issuer must hold an annual meeting of its Shareholders by the earlier of the time required by applicable corporate or securities legislation and 18 months after: (a) the date of its incorporation; or (b) the date of its certificate of amalgamation, in the case of an amalgamated Issuer, and subsequently thereafter in each year not more than 15 months after its last preceding annual meeting of Shareholders or such earlier date as required by applicable corporate or Securities Laws.
431 (tsx.com)
the 6 month rule is for TSX listed companies.
Since they are obviously not following the TSX 6 month rule you could infer they are leaning more toward the NAS rule which may make sense since much of their business is now in the US.
Nasdaq requires a company to hold an annual shareholders' meeting within one year of its fiscal year-end and to provide notice to Nasdaq of the meeting (which requirement can be met through SEC filings). At the annual meeting, shareholders must have the opportunity to discuss company affairs with management.