just checked again and SLI is still listed on the NEX. Lori, or someone is keeping it alive and on life support by paying the quartely maintenance fee of $1,250. all is not lost yet my friends.

Info from the NEX web site:

Are new companies not previously listed on TSX Venture Exchange eligible to be listed on NEX?
Only companies that were formerly listed on Toronto Stock Exchange or TSX Venture Exchange and that failed to meet TSX Venture ongoing listing standards are eligible to list on NEX.

What are the regulatory requirements for being listed on NEX?

A company listed on NEX may continue to have its securities listed for an indefinite period of time provided that it meets NEX listing requirements. In the event that a listed company does not comply with NEX Policies, fails to comply with applicable securities laws, completes a Reverse Takeover ("RTO"), conducts transactions or activities such that it meets applicable TSX Venture listing standards, or if NEX determines that it is in its best interest, NEX may delist the company.

What are the costs of being listed on NEX, and how are they different from those of TSX Venture Exchange?

NEX charges a single quarterly listing maintenance fee of $1,250, payable on the first business day of each quarter. By contrast, TSX Venture charges an annual sustaining fee and filing fees, ranging from $5,200 to $90,000, with each reviewable filing made during the year. NEX fees are designed on a competitive basis with other evolving and emerging markets, and with consideration of TSX Venture's pricing structure.