Shareholder proxy voting under Canadian rules allows a shareholder to
Shareholder proxy voting under Canadian rules allows a shareholder to:
A. Vote without attending the meeting in person
B. Transfer ownership of shares temporarily
C. Overrule board decisions unilaterally
D. Nominate directors without board approval
Answer: A
Explanation: A proxy is a legal document authorizing another person to vote on a shareholder’s behalf; it does not transfer ownership or grant unilateral override power.
