From what I understand, until 1985, there was no separation of land title and mineral rights. So people who wanted to drill there had to make offers to farmers where they wanted to drill and this made for a poor risk/reward scenario.

Enter 1985 and separation of these rights. GNH picks up some claims and gets JT to look at the property. At this time, they have Timmins 1 and that is it from my understanding. Still, JT likes the potential and writes a favorable report on the property. He expects to get called back for further work but never hears again about the project until a few years ago. Until then, a combination of low gold prices, a broken JV deal with Osisko and poor management of the company before Frank Candido's arrival have kept this project from shinning.

Now, we have a big spotlight on the area! We have more bulk sampling confirming the grade at surface, we have new drill targets thanks to SGH technology that was never used here before, we have long intercepts of new veins/plugs/ore bodies that where always there, next to Timmins 1 but just waited to be discovered.

And here we sit...after over 50 years, this area is finally able to reveal itself and many of us are waiting very patiently for a possible life changing experience.

With Sasha gone this week, I do not expect much this week. However, next week, we should get some assays but we could also get a visual report from Sugar Bush and Laval's Mountain, confirming the existence of a new 20km long gold belt.

I hope everyone has a ticket and popcorn for this one!

Glorieux