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Proxy Firm Forces Shuffle of Proposed Osisko Mining Board

Home - The Globe and Mail Jun 25 2018 BoardNews

Junior gold-exploration company Osisko Mining Inc. is making changes to its proposed board of directors slate, days before its annual meeting, after shareholder proxy firms Institutional Shareholder Services (ISS) and Glass Lewis & Co. raised governance concerns about a lack of director independence...
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