(Reuters) - Nichols, who was convicted of murder in 1976 and spent 18
years in jail, failed to disclose full details of his multiple
crimes in a regulatory filing to TSX Venture Exchange.
The exchange, run by Toronto Stock Exchange operator TSX
Group , said Nichols' "history of dishonesty" made him
unsuitable for an investor relations role, and argued that his
association with the listed company could hurt the junior
market's reputation.
Read more at Reuters.com Government Filings News
years in jail, failed to disclose full details of his multiple
crimes in a regulatory filing to TSX Venture Exchange.
The exchange, run by Toronto Stock Exchange operator TSX
Group , said Nichols' "history of dishonesty" made him
unsuitable for an investor relations role, and argued that his
association with the listed company could hurt the junior
market's reputation.
Read more at Reuters.com Government Filings News
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