I really shouldn't be the one anyone asks about geology. That said, those greenbelt mineralizations host some of the richest deposts in the world.

BAR.v does have some convincing gpt of Au and is close to the Detour mine which is on record as looking for more ore to process within 50 km of its facility. I don't know how the provincial politics would play out for mining in one province to process in another province. How would the taxation regimes work for that (Quebec gets a big hole and Ontario hosts the processing and a good portion of the jobs...). Like I said, I dont know. Maybe someone has an idea about how that arrangement might work. Any developable deposit in BAR's area next to Detour seems like a likely takeout target if trans-provincial boundaries don't get in the way.

I like what I see so far but I'd like to look at it some more. They have lots of targets in good area, lots of cash (according to their video), and are in a great jurisdiction (Quebec), with a not-to-bad share float. Price looks pretty good right now considering it's been bottomed out for quite a while.

Any convo about 'post CuU picks' is good imho... The wrong time to start looking is when you have a pile of cash and are itchy to by 'something'. Thanks for put this out there.

I found the videos on this website quite informative... for BAR, check out the "... Part 4 - Mesothermal and Greenstone Lode Gold Deposits " video. The videos are quite dated but definitely lots to fill a hungry amature's mind with a bit of knowledge.

http://www.sprottglobal.com/natural-resource-investing/investment-university/