I took a peak at the news release, and the news is somewhat vague.

They were doing some electical magnetic testing and found an anomoly at a depth of about 500m. The reason for this was 2 drill holes, one that found a 40m of 4% copper and the second drill hole was to test for depth and direction of any more deposits under the first hole. When the second came up dry, they were worried that their B lens discoveries were at an end.

The EM anomoly shows that the drift goes down and to the southwest, which is away from WEL's property just to the north, but still within their Dunlop claims.

All this does for them is to say, 'We should drill this way next summer'

If the drift had gone northwest, then this would have been interesting for WEL.

Andy K