Under the Securities Act, it appears that an Ombudsperson can obtain any information on any prior investigations that may have been carried out on traded companies but not released publicly. I remember that investors were concerned in 2011, way before this proxy battle began in fall of 2012. If the BCSC conducted an investigation in 2011, any findings or conclusions may be of interest. Perhaps it would be worthwhile talking to an Ombudsperson?
11 (1) Every person acting under the authority of this Act must keep confidential all facts, information and records obtained or provided under this Act, or under a former enactment, except so far as the person's public duty requires or this Act permits the person to disclose them or to report or take official action on them.
(2) Subject to subsections (3) and (4), the facts, information and records referred to in subsection (1) must be released to the Ombudsperson at the request of the Ombudsperson.
(3) All facts, information and records that are obtained
(a) from a law enforcement agency, or
(b) pursuant to an investigation under this Act,
must only be released to the Ombudsperson if the Ombudsperson first produces the written consent of
(c) the law enforcement agency, or
(d) the person from whom the facts, information or records were obtained pursuant to the investigation,
to release the facts, information or records.
(4) All facts, information and records that could lead to the identification of an informant under this Act must only be released to the Ombudsperson if the person to whom the Ombudsperson makes the request first obtains the written consent of the informant to release the facts, information or records.