Ten people have been charged in connection with an alleged insider trading scheme involving the buying of Alberta-based Eveready Inc. shares just before it was sold to U.S.-based Clean Harbors Inc. two years ago.
The Alberta Securities Commission has issued a notice of hearing claiming nine of the accused were in possession of information not revealed generally when they bought shares in Eveready between January and April 2009.
Read more: Canada: Ten face insider trading charges — Calgary Herald
