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the Alberta Securities Commission to offer franchises, which demanded high levels of financial disclosure and sometimes became entangled in clause-by-clause debate over franchise agreements
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"That's like the fox telling everybody there is no missing chicken. [The Ontario Securities Commission] didn't go in and dirty their hands and see what these guys are doing."
The Financial Post
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law, Ontario doesn’t, and it’s the country’s most important market for franchisees.
The paper comes after years of assurances that legislation is on the way. In 1971, an Ontario commission proposed
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the regulatory powers of the Ontario Securities Commission and is onerous in the areas of its compliance and enforcement mechanisms. I would suggest, as I think the government speaker has, that what we need
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soliciting and collecting funds for investment purposes from Ontario residents "from at least 1988 to present," according to allegations released by the Ontario Securities Commission yesterday. He also
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document templates prepared by a business association or under the franchise lew of jurisdictions outside Ontario, such as the Uniform Franchise Disclosure Circular or the U.S. Federal Trade Commission
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Risks: Ontario Securities Commission, Canadian securities regulation weakest link into North American capital markets, Banks, Fraudster broker, Canada, 20040619 Broker banned
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rules governing conventional equities and debt securities.
Eric Pelletier, a spokesman at the Ontario Securities Commission, said regulators across the country began working on the policy some time
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of the Ontario Securities Commission as ‘impotent,’" the documents say.
The Toronto Star
November 18, 2004
Couple looted, lied, Lydia board alleges
Funds diverted for personal use, directors claim. Board
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Joe Groia, a leading white collar defence lawyer and the former head of enforcement at the Ontario Securities Commission, said attorneys general across the country don’t give the Crown
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