Insiders can buy or sell their own company shares subject to certain rules:

Securities regulations in Canada generally require corporate insiders of publicly listed companies to report the details of all their buys and sells of company securities within 5 days of a transaction.

Company insiders have the right to buy and sell securities in their own firm so long as they are complying with securities laws and rules. This means, for example, that they cannot trade in their own securities when they are in possession of "material" non-public information, such as a pending take-over bid.

From: https://www.canadianinsider.com/faq 

Perhaps Elmer has other things to spend on with the money he gets from Ernesto, like a fiddle to play while Copper Fox burns to the ground. The daily low yesterday was $ 0.055. And all we know is that Teck is working on something whose purpose is unknown (FS?), whose results will not be revealed in any detail(like last year) and whose outcome will have an unknown action. Copper Fox must be the laughing stock of the junior resource company world.