"Where will the options show whether they have been bought or expired tomorrow or Friday? Website, Nr just wondering."

It will be filed in SEDI, the self filing system for Canadian Securities:

https://www.sedi.ca/

SEDI

The System for Electronic Disclosure by Insiders, known as SEDI, is the electronic system for filing and publicly disseminating insider trading reports.

SEDI is available to anyone with Internet access and lets insiders, agents and issuers file statutory reports on a 24-hour basis. Reports are available to the public within five minutes of being filed on SEDI.

Disclosure process

SEDI provides an efficient disclosure process. Since November 1, 2010, insiders are required to file their insider reports on SEDI within five calendar days of a trade unless an exemption is available. Initial reports are still currently subject to a 10 calendar day filing deadline. To encourage prompt filing, insiders may be charged a fee for reports that are filed late, depending on the nature of the transaction and the principal regulator for the reporting issuer.

Filings by public companies

Public companies other than mutual funds that file documents with SEDAR must also file an issuer profile supplement on SEDI within three business days of becoming a reporting issuer on SEDAR. They must provide a list of the securities that they issue to their insiders, so that the insiders can file their insider reports on SEDI.

Issuers must also file issuer event reports on SEDI disclosing such information as stock splits and consolidations no later than one business day following the event. Issuer events and issuer details, such as a list of outstanding securities, are viewed through the issuer profile supplement on SEDI.

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