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I didn’t know Dave Palmer had an option on the Eagle one property. The next time I speak with Dave I will have to thank him for using the wrong grid system. If he had made the Eagle one discovery I would be sitting with a large number of shares at $0.40 for what seems like an eternity. As good fortune would have it, I invested heavily in Probe Mines <$0.10 share and more when Dave started to get results out of Borden Lake project. Made a life-changing return on Probe Mines and invested heavily in Probe Metals from $0.36 to $0.50. Now Probe Metal is riding high at $1.80/share. So you see, Dave Palmer has taken his investors on one great ride and he is on his second trip while Norotn shareholders wait for the train, road, blimp, slurry pipe or hovercraft to arrive at the Eagles Nest. Was Dave unlucky when he used the wrong grid system?I don’t think so because he personally made a fortune with the sale of Probe Metals to Goldcorp. Now he is running Probe Metals and they have excellent properties, Goldcorp owns about 14% and the last private placement was oversubscribed by 4X. Perhaps Dave should buy the Eagles Nest….NOT.

Dave is also involved with Canstar Resources. It looks very much like Probe Mines when they started work at Borden Lake. They are adjacent to the town of Kenora with easy road access. Price is starting to climb now that some large investors have stepped in. I'm also a large investor but I have been buying heavily under $0.06/share over the last few years. Its all good!

I love the ROF story. It would be great for Ontario and the Northern communities. I simply don't believe the provincial and federal governments will fund a transportation route.

Follow the link below:

http://www.huffingtonpost.ca/2016/08/25/has-the-federal-government-dropped-the-ball-on-ring-of-fire-development_n_11695606.html

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