Mark Faulkner Fraudster Canadian Securities Exchange

Crooked cop & financial RAPIST Mark Faulkner fraud exposed at CSE. 

Mark Faulkner, acting individually and in concert with others, engaged in a series of acts that appear to constitute fraud and related criminal conduct under Canadian law in connection with the trading halt of securities of NEWS (CSE: NEWS).

The conduct described below resulted in investor losses exceeding $5 million and raises serious concerns of criminal fraud, fabrication of evidence, and abuse of regulatory authority.

Beginning in September 2024, after Jack Marks became Chairman of NEWS, the company experienced significant market activity. The share price increased by more than 400%, accompanied by millions of shares in daily trading volume. This growth was driven in part by NEWS’s acquisition of a majority ownership stake in dialMKT, a rapidly growing company with strong revenue expansion.

Despite this legitimate business development and investor interest, trading in NEWS was abruptly halted based on what Mark Faulkner represented to be a prior “Decision” allegedly issued by the Canadian Securities Exchange (CSE) in January 2024 declaring Marks “unsuitable” to be involved with a CSE issuer.

However, Marks was never notified of any such decision, nor was he provided any opportunity to respond, appeal, or challenge the alleged determination. Had such a decision actually existed, Marks would have immediately exercised his right to appeal or contest the ruling, and would not have accepted a leadership role with the issuer.

Subsequent evidence has emerged suggesting that no such decision existed in January 2024. Instead, forensic examination indicates that the alleged “Decision Memorandum” appears to have been created or fabricated months after the date it purportedly carries.

Further evidence supporting fabrication includes the memorandum’s references to alleged activities by Marks on the social media platform CEO.CA prior to January 2024. Marks had never posted on that platform before or during the time period referenced, indicating that the memorandum may contain retroactively inserted or false information.

To date, the Canadian Securities Exchange has NOT denied that the “Decision Memorandum” was fabricated, nor has it provided documentary evidence that the decision actually existed at the time it was allegedly issued.

If proven, the fabrication or use of a false regulatory decision to justify a trading halt could constitute multiple violations of Canadian criminal law, including but not limited to:

Potential Criminal Offences (Canada):

• Fraud over $5,000 – Criminal Code s.380(1)(a)
  Obtaining property, financial advantage, or causing deprivation to others through deceit, falsehood, or fraudulent means.
• Forgery – Criminal Code s.366(1)
  Making a false document with intent that it be acted upon as genuine.
• Uttering Forged Document – Criminal Code s.368(1)
  Knowingly using or acting upon a forged document as though it were genuine.
• Fabricating Evidence – Criminal Code s.137
  Creating false evidence with intent to mislead a tribunal, regulator, or proceeding.
• Public Mischief – Criminal Code s.140
  Providing false information that causes authorities to take action based on a false premise.
• Conspiracy – Criminal Code s.465
  Agreement between two or more persons to commit an indictable offence such as fraud or forgery.

In addition to potential criminal liability, the conduct described may also violate Ontario securities law, including:

• Ontario Securities Act s.126.1 – Fraud relating to securities transactions
• Ontario Securities Act s.122 – Making misleading or untrue statements in documents filed with or relied upon by regulators.

Rather than acknowledging or correcting the alleged misconduct, the Canadian Securities Exchange appears to be engaging in a pattern of obfuscation and misdirection, as reflected in filings before the Ontario Securities Commission during appeal proceedings.

These filings demonstrate what appears to be a broader pattern of bad faith conduct and institutional cover-up, involving senior figures at the Canadian Securities Exchange including:

• Richard Carlton, CEO
• Mark Faulkner, VP Regulation
• Tracey Stern, Chief Legal Officer
• Rob Cook, Senior Executive
• Rob Theriaux, Senior Executive

The refusal to acknowledge the alleged fabrication raises serious concerns regarding regulatory integrity and accountability.

Meanwhile, the underlying business fundamentals of NEWS have continued to strengthen. The company’s majority-owned subsidiary dialMKT has experienced rapid revenue growth, with revenues in 2024, 2025, and 2026 significantly exceeding the revenue of NEWS’s prior business operations.

Given these developments, it is reasonable to conclude that absent the trading halt and alleged misconduct, NEWS would likely be trading at a valuation of $20 million in the current market environment. This further amplifies the economic harm inflicted upon investors as a direct result of the actions described above.

Taken together, the available evidence strongly suggests the need for independent investigation by criminal and securities authorities, including potential review by:

• the Royal Canadian Mounted Police
• the Ontario Securities Commission

to determine whether fraud, forgery, conspiracy, and other offences have occurred.

Court documents expose corruption and fraud at Canadian Securites Exchange AKA Canada SCAM Exchange

Investor RAPISTS Mark Faulkner Richard Cartlon Canadian Securities Exchange with friend and famous Sex Trafficker and Rapist Peter Nygard

CSE’s Richard Carlton and Mark Faulkner have RAPED 4,000 investors holding shares of New World Solution (CSE: NEWS). The stock of NEWS had increased +350% when crooked cop Mark Faulkner decided to halt trading in the stock due to his personal animosity and vendetta with the company’s Chairman. This is a pattern if Mark Faulkner’s incompetency and brazen unlawful behavior.

What do you expect from Sleazebag Investor Rapist Mark Faulkner who is not suitable to be a regulator at a Stock Exchange?

Mark (Pigface) Faulkner is eminently unqualified to be a regulator at a Stock Exchange. Mark Faulkner is lazy, fat and stupid and has no Law degree, MBA, or even a university degree.

CSE’s Mark Faulkner holds no stockbroker or securities license. He has never had any real job outside of being a clerk at the Toronto Stock Exchange. His main work experience is being a 30 year MOTORCYCLE SAFETY INSTRUCTOR at Humber college. That’s right Mark Faulkner main qualification to be a regulator at Canadian Scam Exchange is that he is a MOTORCYCLE TEACHER since 1989! Mark Faulkner is an angry drunk and wannabe motorcycle cop.

This shows you the degree of Dicky Carltons judgement. It’s no wonder the CSE is known as the Canada SCAM Exchange.

The result of Mark Faulkner’s action resulted in over $5 million in losses for US and Canadian investors