Continuous disclosure and wiki publication
docs(corporate): fix fabricated OSC citations -- Professional Centres Canada LP's real governing documents (Offering Prospectus, Sixth/Seventh Amended LPA) name the British Columbia Securities Commission as principal regulator 330 times and never mention the OSC once; wiki cited a non-existent 'OSC Staff Notice 51-721' under three inconsistent titles across 10 files (Electronic Delivery of Documents / Financial Reporting Standards / Forward-Looking Information Disclosure). Replaced with the real harmonized CSA instruments each context actually needs: National Policy 11-201 (electronic delivery) and National Policy 51-201 (forward-looking-statement disclosure standards, already correctly cited elsewhere); added explicit BCSC-as-principal-regulator language where missing (EN+ES, 20 files). Traces to an inconsistency in CLAUDE.md's own house rule text -- flagging to Command separately.
@@ -2,7 +2,7 @@ schema: foundry-doc-v1 title: "Continuous disclosure and wiki publication" slug: about-continuous-disclosure short_description: "NI 51-102 reporting requirements applicable to Woodfine Capital Projects Inc., including MD&A, material change reports, and OSC SN 51-721 electronic filing; the annual information form applies only to non-venture issuers." short_description: "NI 51-102 reporting requirements applicable to Woodfine Capital Projects Inc., including MD&A, material change reports, and electronic filing under CSA National Policy 11-201; the annual information form applies only to non-venture issuers." category: disclosure index_group: how-disclosure-works type: reference @@ -50,9 +50,9 @@ A material change — defined as a change in the business, operations, or capita The obligation is continuous. It does not depend on the proximity of a scheduled filing date or investor communication. ## Electronic filing under OSC SN 51-721 ## Electronic filing under CSA National Policy 11-201 OSC Staff Notice 51-721 governs the electronic delivery of disclosure documents to security holders and the electronic filing of documents with the OSC. All required filings are submitted through SEDAR+. Documents delivered electronically must meet accessibility and format requirements set out under the Staff Notice. CSA National Policy 11-201 (Delivery of Documents by Electronic Means) governs the electronic delivery of disclosure documents to security holders and the electronic filing of documents with the issuer's principal regulator — the British Columbia Securities Commission (BCSC) for the established Canada vehicle. All required filings are submitted through SEDAR+. Documents delivered electronically must meet the accessibility and consent requirements set out under the National Policy. ## Interaction with wiki content @@ -60,4 +60,4 @@ The articles published at corporate.woodfinegroup.com are publicly available and ## See also - [[about-regulatory-posture|Regulatory Posture]] — the broader OSC disclosure framework applicable to the Woodfine group - [[about-regulatory-posture|Regulatory Posture]] — the broader BCSC disclosure framework applicable to the Woodfine group