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Gold/Mining/Energy : Certicom Corporation (TSE:CIC, NASD:CERT)

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To: Tom Drolet who wrote (3048)3/10/2000 8:28:00 AM
From: Ron Nairn  Read Replies (1) of 4913
 
Tom...this is from yesterday's Financial Post. It would appear the Stockhouse report was valid. Like you said...Great Timing!

Thursday, March 09, 2000

TSE indexes see stocks added and some deleted

Financial Post, with files from news services

TORONTO - The Toronto Stock Exchange will make several changes to the TSE 100 index, to take effect March 17. The stocks being added are: Descartes Systems Group Inc. (DSG/TSE), Clearnet Communications Inc. (NETa/TSE), Sierra Wireless Inc. (SW/TSE), CTV Inc. (TV/TSE), Certicom Corp. (CIC/TSE), Four Seasons Hotel Inc. (FSH/TSE), Rio Alto Exploration Ltd. (RAX/TSE) and Precision Drilling Corp. (PD/TSE). The following will be deleted: Hudson's Bay Co. (HBC/TSE), Cameco Corp. (CCO/TSE), Cominco Ltd. (CLT/TSE), Rio Algom Ltd. (ROM/TSE), Ipsco Inc. (IPS/TSE), Moore Corp. (MCL/TSE), Investors Group Inc. (IGI/TSE) and Burlington Resources Canada Inc. (BRX/TSE). The exchange is adding BCT.Telus Communications Inc. (BTS/TSE) and Research In Motion Ltd. (RIM/TSE) to the 35 index and is deleting Moore and Laidlaw Inc. (LDM/TSE). It is decreasing the weight of BCE Inc. (BCE/TSE) to 1,700 shares from 3,000 shares and decreasing the weight of Nortel Networks Corp. (NT/TSE) to 1,700 shares from 4,000 shares.

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