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It's available on https://www.sedi.ca/
The System for Electronic Disclosure by Insiders (SEDI) is Canada's website for filing and viewing insider trades. SEDI is old and clunky, just like The System for Electronic Document Analysis and Retrieval (SEDAR). SEDAR is the system for Canadian Securities Companies to file their press releases, quarterly reports, and annual reports.
Back to your original comment: Cipher was buying back around 140,000 shares per month on average on the last NCIB. They drastically reduced that to 39,317 shares bought back in September. They usually file on the 11th, so we won't know how many shares they bought back for October until around November 11th. The reduction in buybacks is probably because they want to conserve cash in anticipation of an acquisition.
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