Does it gain me street cred that I used to play hockey on this street?

Saw this on IKN, but wanted to re post as it has a special meaning to me.


This is the area in which I grew up, I know exactly where this house is, and I used to play hockey with some friends on this street.


Interesting that it got shot up..or not really that intersting. I haven{t even looked at the companies, so I wont say anything, but its not surprising considering the general quality of character that makes up the junior mining world. You can read the vancouver sun article here.


And, just a quick search came up with this...which the Vancouver Sun article failed to include..and guess what, its from stockhouse. read it here for a little more info on his past.

Mr. More was a top-producer at Canaccord Genuity Corp. until 2008, when he left the brokerage business and became a promoter. He is a director of three companies, Aldrin, Mira Resource Corp. and Athabasca Nuclear Corp. At the time of the shooting he was believed to be in Saskatchewan, where Athabasca has a drill program under way.

He has also served on the board of at least one OTC Bulletin Board company, Mainland Resources Inc. Unlike the TSX-V companies for which Mr. More is a director, Mainland has attracted some controversy. On Dec. 9, 2013, the Investment Industry Regulatory Organization of Canada launched an enforcement action against Mr. More’s sister, Nicola More, for dealings associated with the company.

IIROC claimed that Ms. More, who was an adviser with Canaccord at the time, disclosed confidential client information to people not authorized to receive it. The recipients included her brother (only identified as “JM”) and an individual IIROC only identified as “BP.” (IIROC said that BP had a serious regulatory history. The description of that history matches that of Brent Pierce.)
Read more at http://www.stockhouse.com/companies/bullboard/v.aln/aldrin-resource-corp#AD9cDpkJBGvz153R.99

Mr. More was a top-producer at Canaccord Genuity Corp. until 2008, when he left the brokerage business and became a promoter. He is a director of three companies, Aldrin, Mira Resource Corp. and Athabasca Nuclear Corp. At the time of the shooting he was believed to be in Saskatchewan, where Athabasca has a drill program under way.

He has also served on the board of at least one OTC Bulletin Board company, Mainland Resources Inc. Unlike the TSX-V companies for which Mr. More is a director, Mainland has attracted some controversy. On Dec. 9, 2013, the Investment Industry Regulatory Organization of Canada launched an enforcement action against Mr. More’s sister, Nicola More, for dealings associated with the company.

IIROC claimed that Ms. More, who was an adviser with Canaccord at the time, disclosed confidential client information to people not authorized to receive it. The recipients included her brother (only identified as “JM”) and an individual IIROC only identified as “BP.” (IIROC said that BP had a serious regulatory history. The description of that history matches that of Brent Pierce.)
Read more at http://www.stockhouse.com/companies/bullboard/v.aln/aldrin-resource-corp#AD9cDpkJBGvz153R.99

Mr. More was a top-producer at Canaccord Genuity Corp. until 2008, when he left the brokerage business and became a promoter. He is a director of three companies, Aldrin, Mira Resource Corp. and Athabasca Nuclear Corp. At the time of the shooting he was believed to be in Saskatchewan, where Athabasca has a drill program under way.

He has also served on the board of at least one OTC Bulletin Board company, Mainland Resources Inc. Unlike the TSX-V companies for which Mr. More is a director, Mainland has attracted some controversy. On Dec. 9, 2013, the Investment Industry Regulatory Organization of Canada launched an enforcement action against Mr. More’s sister, Nicola More, for dealings associated with the company.

IIROC claimed that Ms. More, who was an adviser with Canaccord at the time, disclosed confidential client information to people not authorized to receive it. The recipients included her brother (only identified as “JM”) and an individual IIROC only identified as “BP.” (IIROC said that BP had a serious regulatory history. The description of that history matches that of Brent Pierce.)
Read more at http://www.stockhouse.com/companies/bullboard/v.aln/aldrin-resource-corp#AD9cDpkJBGvz153R.99

Mr. More was a top-producer at Canaccord Genuity Corp. until 2008, when he left the brokerage business and became a promoter. He is a director of three companies, Aldrin, Mira Resource Corp. and Athabasca Nuclear Corp. At the time of the shooting he was believed to be in Saskatchewan, where Athabasca has a drill program under way.

He has also served on the board of at least one OTC Bulletin Board company, Mainland Resources Inc. Unlike the TSX-V companies for which Mr. More is a director, Mainland has attracted some controversy. On Dec. 9, 2013, the Investment Industry Regulatory Organization of Canada launched an enforcement action against Mr. More’s sister, Nicola More, for dealings associated with the company.

IIROC claimed that Ms. More, who was an adviser with Canaccord at the time, disclosed confidential client information to people not authorized to receive it. The recipients included her brother (only identified as “JM”) and an individual IIROC only identified as “BP.” (IIROC said that BP had a serious regulatory history. The description of that history matches that of Brent Pierce.)
Read more at http://www.stockhouse.com/companies/bullboard/v.aln/aldrin-resource-corp#AD9cDpkJBGvz153R.99