....of not having a shareholder appeal process in place for SLI shareholders to appeal the downgrade to the NEX, and also the possible delisting. And for any others in the markets that may wish to appeal any decision.In a civilized and protective environment, considering investors interests, wouldn,t you think there would have been a democratic safeguard in place, long before this?

A lawyer respresenting SLI shareholders in this biased society, would have yet, another tool and effective argument in placing neglect. A cut and dried case IMO, and allof this risk to the markets for a little ole Venture stock, SLI?

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Lets face it, it is a real possibility that the Maple Group could eventually find itself in a spot, where pension funds are sold at losses, pensioners in Canada paid only pennies on the dollar of their pension monies, after restitution,neglect and other fines were paid by the Maple Group. In reality, the Maple Group is at considerable fault concerning the SLI saga.

The Maple Group has already breached its Recognition Order of being a stock market in our regard. It is the OSC jurisdiction to remedy the situation, of which I have seen no enforcement yet as well. Because of this, civil action can be brought against the OSC in regards to this case.

Rick Jewers