You Just Went Public. Now Your Junior Mining Website Needs a Compliance Makeover.

Chi Le • July 7, 2026

You did it. The financing closed, the bell rang (or the TSX Venture bulletin went live), and your junior mining company is officially trading. Your geologists are ecstatic, your early investors are refreshing their screens, and suddenly the whole world can see what you've been drilling into.

But here's the thing — the moment you list, your website stops being a simple "about us + property map" brochure and becomes a piece of regulatory infrastructure. Whether you're on the TSX, TSX Venture, CSE, or OTC markets, regulators expect your Investor Relations page to be just as auditable as your NI 43-101 technical report.

Here's exactly how your junior mining website needs to change NOW to keep investors informed and the regulators happy.

1. Mandatory Legal & Governance Disclosures

(Must be accessible within 5 days of listing)

Committee Charters: Audit, Compensation, and Nominating/Corporate Governance committee charters.
Governance Documents: Corporate Governance Guidelines, Code of Business Conduct and Ethics.
Board & Management: Updated bios, headshots, and committee memberships — with direct links to each director's relevant mining and public company experience.
Qualified Person (QP) Identification: For all technical disclosures, clearly name the QP responsible, confirm they've reviewed the content, and disclose their relationship to the company.

2. Technical & Regulatory Compliance

(Governed by NI 43-101, CIM Standards, SEC Subpart 1300, and exchange policies)

Technical Reports: Links to NI 43-101 technical reports or SEC Subpart 1300 technical report summaries for each material property. Include a clear disclaimer distinguishing resources from reserves.
SEC Filings (if applicable): Direct access to EDGAR or PDFs of Forms 10-K, 10-Q, and 8-K — posted the same day as filed for SEC-reporting issuers.
SEDAR+ Filings (Canadian issuers): Links to all material change reports, MD&A, financial statements, and AIFs.
Property Disclosures: Material property information including property rights, permitting status, exploration stage, drill results, and any constraints or royalties.
Forward-Looking Statement Disclaimers: Must accompany all exploration targets, PEA results, and resource/reserve estimates. Exploration targets must be expressed as a range with cautionary language.

3. Investor Relations (IR) Features

Stock Information: Real-time/delayed quotes, ticker symbol (e.g., TSXV:XYZ), historical charts, and market cap.
"Why Invest" Narrative: Front and center — a clear, compelling investment thesis connecting your assets, milestones, and path to value creation.
Project Pipeline: A clean visual breakdown of your property portfolio, exploration stage, and upcoming catalysts.
Email Alerts: Sign-up system for press releases, drill results, and regulatory filings.
News & Press Releases: All material news releases posted promptly and archived by date. Drill result releases must stay up until work is discontinued or superseded.
IR Contacts: Direct phone and email for the IR team and transfer agent. No generic contact forms — investors want a real person.
Annual Meeting Info: Date, time, and location (physical or virtual) of annual shareholder meetings.
Investor Presentations & Fact Sheets: Archived quarterly decks, corporate presentations, and downloadable fact sheets with up-to-date resource/reserve tables.

4. Technical Requirements

Accessibility: Navigable, searchable, mobile-friendly, and available in user-friendly formats (HTML and PDF).
Archiving Policy: Governance documents, technical reports, and material filings must remain posted for at least 12 months (or longer per exchange rules).
Unrestricted Access: All investor-facing content must be freely accessible to the public at no cost — no login walls, no registration gates.
AI-Friendly Content: Structure your pages with clear headings, FAQs, and plain-language summaries so AI search tools can surface your story to investors.
Consistency: Ensure website disclosures match regulatory filings. Inconsistent data between your site and SEDAR/EDGAR is a red flag for both investors and regulators.

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From Chaos to Compliance: Why Large Financial Advisory Teams Need a Unified CRM

By Star Meng • May 9, 2026

Let's be honest: Managing a large sales team of financial advisors is a lot like herding high-achieving, hyper-focused cats. You've got talent, you've got leads, and you've got a massive market to dominate. But behind the scenes? It's often a mess of spreadsheets, sticky notes, and "I think I replied to that email" guesses. If your team is currently juggling prospects across personal LinkedIn accounts, Outlook folders, and buried SMS threads, you aren't just losing your mind, you're losing money. In fact, advisors without automated systems spend an average of 12 to 15 hours per week on manual onboarding and admin tasks. That is time you could be using to close high-net-worth clients or, you know, actually enjoying your weekend. At Marble Mountains Media , we've seen it all. We know that for a large financial advisory firm, "good enough" isn't good enough. You need a unified system that turns chaos into a compliant, lead-converting machine. 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