As I said, SNO management is not good at telling the tale. The best way to get reliable information is to contact Graham at their office.

The last time I emailed him was about a month ago. He said that Jennifer (the contract geologist) was still working on a drill plan for this winter. She had several targets outlined from data obtained last spring and summer.

The indicator minerals (green garnets, etc) are still telling us that a viable kimberlite is likely nearby. It's like looking for the proverbial "needle in the haystack" but with the help of technology and a good geologist, like Jennifer, it's just a matter of time.

BGT