I find it very interesting that the TSX has not acted on investors claims of breach of fudiciary duty by our current BOD. These claims seem to have reasonable cause and that is all that is needed for the TSX to act, to protect the interest of the shareholders, and the general public as well, by showing the public that enforcement is in the markets, which in turn upholds confidence and integrity.

The TSX is now owned by Banks and Pension funds, " The Maple Group". Under Securities regulation, the TSX has to answer to the BCSC and the ASC.

"The ASC also oversees the Natural Gas Exchange, Inc., the Investment Industry Regulatory Organization of Canada, and the Mutual Fund Dealers Association of Canada. Along with British Columbia, the ASC jointly oversees the operations of the TSX Venture Exchange."

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alberta_Securities_Commission

Also, you will see above, that the ASC also oversees IIROC, ( the Investment Industry Regulatory Organization of Canada), and our reports of trading that went to IIROC, should be a concern of the ASC

Without complicating the subject at this time concerning all shareholders in SLI, the ASC can also be held negligent in our case. In this oversight review 2006, of the TSX Venture Exchange, it clearly shows what each regulator is responsible for in regards to the TSX. On page 6.