TSE tightens listing standards

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The Toronto Stock Exchange (TSE) has announced new continued listing standards that will make it tougher for companies to stay listed on the exchange. Clare Gaudet, TSE's vice president of corporate finance, said as many as 100 companies may not be able to meet the requirements. Those delisted companies are likely to transfer to the Canadian Venture Exchange, a new national junior market being created by merging the Alberta Stock Exchange and the Vancouver Stock Exchange.

Regulation, Licensing, and Inspection of Miscellaneous Commercial Sectors, Listing & Registration

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Securities regulators to institute financial planners' test

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The Ontario Securities Commission is considering a proposal to subject bank employees, stockbrokers, insurance advisers and mutual fund salespeople to a test to evaluate their financial planning skills. The draft rule will take effect across Canada, except in Quebec. Under the draft rule, financial planning professionals will be required to pass a minimum proficiency test.

Open-End Investment Funds, Investment Companies

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Credits offer polluters peace of mind

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The details on companies such as Reknewco Ltd., which are offering 'carbon credits,' are presented.

Services introduction, New Products/Services, Management Consulting Services, Energy Management Consulting, Environmental aspects, Company service introduction, Service introduction, Control, Greenhouse gases, Energy consultants, Energy management services

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