Kuya Silver Corporation: Kuya Silver Acquires 800 Hectare Mineral Concessions Including Artisanal Mine Near Bethania
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Kuya ) is pleased to announce that it has acquired three mineral concessions located in Acombabilla, Huancavelica Department and Chongos Altos, Junín Department. The Company has entered into three separate agreements represented by the same parties (the A
greement ) to acquire the Carmelita 2005, Carmelita 2005 I, and Carmelita 2005 II concessions (
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The three properties total 800 hectares and are strategically located less than three kilometers west of Kuya s Bethania Mine. The Project provides the Company with additional high-priority exploration targets, including a potential strike extension of the high-grade silver-polymetallic vein system that has been identified at Bethania. Located on the land package is the Carmelita Mine, an artisanal mine approximately 3.6 kilometers west of the Bethania Mine. The Project
Aviso Wealth Selects Broadridge to Power its Wealth Management Platform
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TORONTO and NEW YORK, May 13, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Broadridge Financial Solutions, Inc. (NYSE:BR), a global Fintech leader, today announced that Canadian financial services company Aviso Wealth Inc. ( Aviso Wealth ) is being powered by Broadridge s digital advisor desktop and securities processing engine and is utilizing its integrated Digital Information Onboarding platforms. Broadridge is the only firm with the proven technology, scale and experience to meet our ambitious business goals, said Bill Packham, President and CEO of Aviso Wealth. We are excited to extend our partnership with Broadridge to support our drive for service excellence and enterprise-wide efficiencies and scalability. The change will streamline the dealer services Aviso Wealth provides to credit unions as well as correspondent and institutional partners and be a cornerstone of
Canadian Securities Administrators And Investment Industry Regulatory Organization Of Canada Issue Reminder Of The Implementation Date For Mandatory Transparency Requirements Related To Debt Securities Date
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The Canadian Securities Administrators (CSA) and the Investment Industry Regulatory Organization of Canada (IIROC) remind banks of mandatory transparency requirements that take effect on May 31, 2021, requiring them to report information about corporate and government debt transactions to IIROC.
On June 4, 2020, the CSA adopted amendments to National Instrument 21-101
Marketplace Operation that introduce post-trade transparency requirements for government debt securities and expanded transparency requirements for corporate debt securities. The changes require that a person or company that executes transactions in corporate or government debt securities provide information on their trades to IIROC, the information processor, for public dissemination.
Newrange Gold Commences Diamond Drilling and Expands IP Survey at Pamlico Project
VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA TheNewswire – May 13, 2021 US Newrange Gold Corp. is pleased to announce that it has resumed drilling at its Pamlico Project in Nevada and has contracted American Drilling Corp. for one and possibly two core drills. The first drill has started on a series of follow up holes around hole P21-115, a reverse circulation hole that discovered shallow, high-grade, oxide gold mineralization 85 … (TheNewswire)
VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA TheNewswire – May 13, 2021 (TSXV:NRG ) US (OTC :NRGOF ) ( Frankfurt:X6C) Newrange Gold Corp. (” Newrange ” or the “ Company “) is pleased to announce that it has resumed drilling at its Pamlico Project in Nevada and has contracted American Drilling Corp. for one and possibly two core drills.
Over a year after Einstein Exchange closure, Vancouver entrepreneur wins civil suit against founder
The founder of now-defunct cryptocurrency firm Einstein Exchange has been ordered by a BC court to pay $535,000 to a man who sold him bitcoin in 2019.
This court order comes over a year after Einstein Exchange founder Michael Gokturk was sued by Scott Nelson, a Vancouver entrepreneur, in 2019, for breach of contract related to the bitcoin. According to the lawsuit and as reported by CBC News, Gokturk failed to pay Nelson after Nelson sold him 50 bitcoin at an agreed price of $10,700 per bitcoin.
The judgment comes over a year after Gokturk’s firm, Einstein Exchange, folded.