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Alberta court allows class action to proceed [Investment Executive - News]

Aurora Cannabis Inc. - Common Shares (ACB) 
A proposed securities class action against a cannabis company and a couple of former executives — alleging that investors were harmed by their misrepresentations — has been allowed to continue by an Alberta court, which rejected the defendants' arguments seeking to have the case dismissed. The Court of Appeal of Alberta rejected an appeal from Aurora Cannabis Inc., and a couple of former executives — Terry Booth and Glenn Ibbott — who are facing a proposed class action suit for alleged secondary market misrepresentation. According to the court's decision, in August 2020, an investor (Robert Landry) filed a proposed class action, asserting a claim for alleged negligent misrepresentation, and a claim under the Securities Act, alleging liability for misleading secondary market disclosure. Among other things, the lawsuit alleged that they made misrepresentations about the company's growth in September 2019, which were corrected in November and December of that year. However, invest Show less Read more
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