The Securities Act governs the sale and trading of
securities in this jurisdiction. It sets out the requirements for individuals and companies to register
as dealers or advisers selling securities to residents of the Northwest Territories. The Act also requires the
filing of a prospectus prior to trading in any security unless the Registrar grants an exemption from this
requirement.
As a regulator, the primary mandate of the Securities Registry is to protect the investing
public. The Registry serves as a gatekeeper for firms and their salespersons wishing to sell securities to the public.
In addition, the Registry reviews prospectuses and
applications for exemptive relief, takes enforcement action against persons and companies who
have violated securities laws and provides various services to the public, such as:
- The filing of disclosure documents: once a document is accepted for filing, this information is
available for review by members of the public.
- The registration of dealers, advisers and salespersons of securities: the identity of the
registrants and what they are registered to sell is public information available from our office.
- Responding to investor complaints and providing investor education.
For more information, please contact:
Office of the Registrar of Securities
Postal Address
Securities Registry
Department of Justice
Government of the Northwest Territories
PO Box 1320
Yellowknife NT X1A 2L9
Canada
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Courier Address
Securities Registry
Department of Justice
Government of the Northwest Territories
1st Floor, Stuart M. Hodgson Building
5009-49th Street
Yellowknife, NWT X1A 2L9
Canada
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Phone:
(867) 920-3318 |
Fax: (867) 873-0243
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