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🚨 NEW Opportunity with Incredible VALUE & Growth 🚨 -- (West Red Lake Gold Mines / Frank Giustra) · SILVER / GOLD / $UFD Meme Coin Investing & Global Economics

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  We look at this like a Goldcorp. If you got in the very early
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  days of Goldcorp, you know you became, you made a lot of money
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  over a lot of time. You know, people say that this
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  is like getting into gold corporate $0.40.
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  You know this was Goldcorp became a $20 billion company,
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  the biggest gold company in Canada at the time.
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  So this is the opportunity that offers your viewers to get in on
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  the ground floor and come and follow the journey.
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  And it's going to be a good one for sure.
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  Today we are fortunate to be joined by Shane Williams.
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  He's the CEO of West Red Lake. Gold in Red Lake ON Shane.
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  Welcome to Ron's Basement. Thank you very much, Ron.
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  It's great to be on. Thank you.
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  Well, it's our honor to have you here.
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  On behalf of all of our viewers, thank you for joining us.
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  You're with a brand new gold company.
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  Has an exciting value proposition, but also growth
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  proposition as well. Will you give us a little
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  nutshell description of what's going on right now with W Red
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  Lake Gold? Yeah, I will.
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  Happy to do that, Ron. And yeah, so we we obviously
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  we're backed by a group, the pure A group, which is you know,
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  Frank Giustra and your viewers would know Frank and the track
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  record of Frank. So Frank is very good at timing.
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  You know he times the gold market very well and so the last
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  time he timed the market, he created a company called Wheaton
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  River and it became Gold Corp. So a lot of upside.
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  So we see the same sort of set up in the gold market at the
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  moment and potential there. So we set about looking for
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  projects to do and set up these projects and when you're looking
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  for projects, gold projects, you got to go to Red Lane.
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  It is probably the most prolific area in Canada.
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  It's known for its high grade gold, deep gold mines which will
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  add a lot of value. So we picked up two properties
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  there. One was their Rowan property,
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  which is we call it our exploration satellite property.
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  And then we managed to do a deal and and secure the Max and asset
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  which was the old pure gold asset.
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  Some of your viewers would know pure gold that went into CCA
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  process here in Canada which is equivalent of a bankruptcy
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  process. And we we we went in with some
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  technical due diligence, we understand stood the problems
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  that were there. We understood how we could fix
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  it and from there we ended up securing the asset with two very
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  good assets in a a fantastic area of Canada.
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  That's our story as we read W Red Lakes set up.
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  OK, and you know Frank Giustra is respected as a Canadian
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  mining tycoon. I heard him say that that was
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  the most attractive acquisition that he had done in his entire
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  career. Yeah, we like Frank and
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  ourselves did the deal. We, we we actually went with a
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  low ball offer actually to be honest, we we didn't think we'd
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  get it, but we managed to secure it for like 6 and a half million
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  dollars, some shares and a 1% NSR.
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  And when you think of the project that's there and we'll
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  get into some of that detail, it's it's a, it's a it suits
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  value investors, both gold investors and value investors
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  because it was literally pennies on the dollars.
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  And you know Warren Buffett says it's when you buy, you buy a
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  blood is on the street. So we ended up doing the same
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  model. We secured this project and then
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  we're it's a great value proposition as well as a upside
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  to gold. And I know that in the last
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  cycle that Adson project alone had a market cap of almost a
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  billion dollars. You know what I find very
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  interesting also is that. There was kind of a confluence
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  of factors that had affected it with the previous owner, some
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  financing issues, some I guess you could say management or
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  operational issues and then also at the same time the the COVID
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  crisis came together. So kind of three things that
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  that that that that hurt that situation.
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  But I think what's what's what's most interesting to me, and I am
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  an investor in West Red Lake Gold, is the fact that.
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  None of the problems that the previous operator had are
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  problems that are not fixable. Is that, is that a safe
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  assessment? Yeah, I think what we saw that
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  very clearly when we went in and did our our due diligence,
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  there's a difference it because of the pure gold issues and the
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  the challenges there. I think it's all getting mixed
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  up in the they're all getting tainted and we saw very clearly
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  that there's difference between the ore body and the management
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  and the issues and how they ran the project.
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  So that gave us a lot of hope because the ore body itself is
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  very solid. We've done a lot of DD and your
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  body and then we were able to assess the management issues and
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  they were all very fixable. But you put the right team in
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  place, the right backers, you bring up the right resources to
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  it and they're very, very fixable and that's why we we saw
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  it as an opportunity. You know the other opportunity
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  is they're on that. You know it was the most hated
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  asset in Canada because of the CCA process and we see that as
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  an opportunity. Hence we we wouldn't have got it
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  such a great deal without that. You know there's there's been a
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  lot of history where people have made project, have got into CCA,
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  new groups come in, take the project and bring it to a huge
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  success. So this potential upside is up
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  to a billion dollars of valuation.
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  So that's a lot of upside. Yeah, and it's just an
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  incredible opportunity. You know you've got a high grade
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  resource in a storied mining camp area and all of the
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  infrastructure is there, right? I mean, if I, if I heard this
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  correctly, the previous owner had invested almost $350 million
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  into the mine, the mill and and it's all pretty much in, in in
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  great shape and good shape right now.
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  Yeah, I think that's important for your viewers.
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  You know today in building a mine, it could take 10 to 15
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  years between getting the property, drilling it, doing the
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  studies, permitting construction risk.
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  Now with inflation, there's a lot of projects around Canada
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  now with big inflation risks and cost delays and overruns.
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  And so we saw the opportunity. It's all in place at the Matson
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  property. There's, yeah, 350 million was
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  spent on it. There's a brand new mill
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  tailings facilities are in place.
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  They have a permit, they have discharge, they have water
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  treatment, they really have everything ready to go from a
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  mining perspective. Again, that was shortened the
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  time for reset versus a typical project.
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  Interesting. I'm.
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  I'm just curious how you how you found this.
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  I'm envisioning that that there was a rainbow and at the end of
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  the rainbow you found the Madson mine.
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  The pot of gold at the end of the rainbow.
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  Well I am Irish Ron, so part of gold suits very well to us.
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  Yeah. Yeah.
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  No, very, very interesting. And is it true in this Red Lake
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  area that the deeper you go, generally the grade and the gold
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  deposits are richer? Is that is that a fair
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  assessment? That is very true that the
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  richer you go and and as an example some of your viewers
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  might know, the Red Lake mine in in Ontario are very, very
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  prolific. They're owned by Gold Court.
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  It was a small 50,060 thousand ounce producer.
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  They drilled it very, very deep and they ended up finding an ore
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  body that was an average grade of 70 grams.
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  So the deeper you go the drilling, the more drilling you
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  find. These big big deposits
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  underground were very high grade ore and it transformed Goldcorp.
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  It transformed Goldcorp to a 700,000 ounce a year producer on
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  that mine on that simple bit of drilling in that area.
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  What what about growth like long term growth potential?
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  I heard Frank Giustra talking about his vision for this
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  company and that yes of course you've got this first class
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  piece of infrastructure there you have the, the, the, the mind
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  that has what 22 million oz kind of defined at this point.
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  What about, what about growth opportunities near term, You
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  know just we just picked up the Matson property, We also have a
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  rowing property on the other side of the lake.
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  It has about 800,000 ounces of of again 9 grams average.
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  So it's very high grade. That gives us the opportunity to
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  do a hub and spoke type model that's not so popular in Canada,
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  but in other places of the world where we have a number of
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  sources feeding to the centralized mill and and and
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  that gives us a base. Frank has done this I think four
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  or five Times Now Gold Corp, Lea gold areas mining where you buy
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  these assets, you turn them around and then with the
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  leverage to gold price you do M and A and you grow the company
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  over time. We our intention is to become a
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  mid tier mining gold mining company in Canada.
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  That's the long term vision to build this company.
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  Right. What about the people?
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  The people are important. And let me let me focus on you
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  for a second. I'll allow you to.
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  To brag about yourself, Shane Williams, what, what
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  accomplishments have you had in the past that you think will
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  allow you to, you know, apply past lessons, class, past
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  successes into this, this new growth of opportunity at West
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  Red Lake? Yeah, look, I mean one of the
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  things we wanted to do given the history of this asset is we
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  wanted to build a very strong technical team to get the market
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  to show that we're, we know what we're doing.
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  We have the experience in the board and management level.
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  So my my background and I was involved in the the due
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  diligence process. My background is I worked prior
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  to this, I worked with a company called Skena Resources.
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  Some of your viewers will probably know Skena.
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  In the early days we were again a small company.
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  We ended up doing a deal with Barrick Gold for an SK Creek
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  project in in Northern BC and we went all the way from a $20
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  million company to a billion dollars in valuation.
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  So I was the C 00 for that company.
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  I really ran the company set it up.
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  Prior to that I was with a company called El Dorado Gold.
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  Some of your viewers would know a midtier producer.
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  I and I have worked all over the world.
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  I built mines for him in Turkey, in Greece and recently then
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  Bitten at El Dorado. I came across and did a project
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  called the LAMAC Project. Some of your viewers will know
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  the LAMAC project. It was owned by Integra at the
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  time and we put together A-Team, we bought that and we put into
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  production in 18 months. So my experience, I've done this
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  four or five times taking assets, putting them into
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  production. So very, very experienced at
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  doing this and definitely know what we're doing and how to do
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  it, yeah. So you have experience, correct
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  me if I'm wrong on this, but from taking a mining operation
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  from the exploration phase? In the development in 18 months,
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  is that in 18 months? Yeah, in 18 months we built the
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  LAMAC project and today the LAMAC project is the best
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  performing asset in Eldorado Gold.
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  They are there have we, I built the team, worked with the team,
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  we built the mine pretty similar to Matson.
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  It was an old historic mine. He got it into production in an
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  18 month period. You know the other thing for
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  your viewers is the mining industry as they probably know
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  is getting older and older, you know and so in order to build a
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  company it's a five to seven-year runway and you need
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  young people and there's not a lot of people in the world in my
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  experience who's built and operated mines.
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  And so that's why we put this company together to to do that
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  over Terry, so your viewers can have confidence in our ability
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  to get the job done. Outstanding, Outstanding.
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  What are the immediate next steps?
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  I imagine you're in kind of assessing the situation as you
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  look out over, let's say the next six months.
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  What are your, what are your plans, your action plans to to
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  move this forward? Yeah, we have a lot of catalysts
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  coming up. You know, we have our own
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  property. We're currently drilling that
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  property at the moment and we're getting some very good results.
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  You might have seen there, Richard, Ron, we're getting
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  very, very good results from that property and that's our
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  satellite property with Madson. Our plan is to go back in
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  underground. We started development outside
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  and and do some more and do lots of drilling.
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  One of the challenges of the previous operator was they
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  didn't drill enough detail into this project and we we
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  identified that early as a challenge and one of their
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  issues. So we're going to go back in and
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  spend the next 12 months drilling this or body out.
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  So we're very certain when we start, we're ready to go again
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  probably in 12 to 14 months we'll have a restart this this
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  operation. OK.
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  And we talked earlier about how the the gold deposits become
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  richer the deeper you go, typically speaking in Red Lake.
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  Are there plans to drill maybe a little deeper at the Madson
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  project? Yeah, yes.
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  I don't know how much there's a, there's a, there's an ore body
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  called the eight zone on this Madson property.
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  It's very, very deep. It's down to twelve, 1300
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  meters, but it's very, very rich.
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  It's an average grade of 20 grams.
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  And so this is down deep as we go, as we develop down where you
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  are going to develop deeper and deeper and drill deeper and
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  there is a shaft on this property.
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  So that allows us to get down very deep and drill around the
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  bottom of that shaft to really understand the potential of the
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  ore body. We do believe there is a high
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  grade ore body down there to allow us to ramp up.
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  Okay. And I'm just curious because I'm
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  not a mining expert per se, but I would imagine that it's
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  easier. To do drilling in an environment
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  like Madson when there's not production going on, it kind of
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  frees you up to go where you need to go and and kind of drill
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  where where you think is you know the most effective places.
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  Yeah, there's a lot of challenge with as you're in production
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  trying to drill and grow your body, obviously your production
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  becomes the focus, production becomes the focus.
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  Obviously I think with this break it allows us the time to
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  to really define your body, understand it and the depth
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  where the potential is. Interesting, interesting From a
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  value proposition, you know right now the market cap of the
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  company, obviously it's around 8590 million US when you compare
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  that to the 350 million that was invested just in the Madson
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  project alone. When you compare that to the
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  fact that in the previous cycle, the the Madson project was
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  valued as over $1 billion. Do you see right now that the
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  company offers a compelling investment opportunity very
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  much. So I think it as you say we
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  we're open to two, we're open to two sort of investors.
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  We have the gold guys who like the opportunity there of gold,
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  but also the value investors. There's a lot of value investors
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  there. The gold mining industry, the
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  mining industry as you know has also had a bad history of bad M
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  and a but paying way over the value for projects and
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  operations. So that allows us to get in
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  early, had a very good valuation as we grow.
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  To give your viewers an idea, there's a company called West on
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  Mining in Canada here it produces around 100,000 ounces
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  per per year, which Maxon will do up and running and it's worth
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  a billion dollars today in production.
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  So that gives you the value proposition.
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  It's it's a 10X basically from here.
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  And we're just talking about a normal if the gold prices today,
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  the gold price runs like we believe it'll be be a much
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  higher valuation, but in the next two years that's that's our
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  value proposition we give to the market.
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  And and if you listen to Frank Justra.
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  At some point in the in the not too far distant future, W Red
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  Lake Gold will likely be producing much more than 100,000
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  ounces per year. And the long term strategy like
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  I said is like Frank's MO is by these assets and then True M and
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  A and and consolidation grow and Red Lake is a beautiful way it
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  plays to do that. There are lots of assets there
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  that are really undervalued, underutilized and in Canada, you
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  know there's a lot of consolidation as your viewers
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  would know what in the industry now And some of those assets
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  that they have become Tier 3, they don't become focused and
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  that gives us the opportunity to leverage from that into
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  something else and grow into big production and that's that's
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  really big upside from where we are today.
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  Yeah. I mean if you look at the at
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  the, the proposition just the way it is just at 100,000 ounces
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  in the value that's represented, it's compelling.
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  If you think about increased potential, increased production
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  in the future, obviously that adds cash flow.
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  But on top of that if you have increased production and a
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  higher gold price then you're producing more OZ at.
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  I mean it's the leverage is is really incredible.
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  The leverage is huge and remember also some something on
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  our board as well as Tony Mccooch who maybe some of your
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  viewers will know who who is Kirkland Lake Gold and that he
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  started very small with some small operations, some high
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  grade operations but over time consolidation and drilling and
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  exploration it went to a $10 billion company.
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  So that's the sort of leverage as you grow these can go to.
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  So that's you have a 10X even if just on Matson and potentially
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  much, much more if the gold price and we do M and a like
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  where plan is. Now the previous operator of the
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  Matson mine ran into some. Financing financial type issues.
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  What about West Red Lake Gold? Are you saddled by a lot of debt
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  or what's your how, what's your, what's your current financial
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  statements look like? Well, in in one thing we were
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  really lucky that Damn Sprock were the main lender at the
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  time, Pure Gold. They were very interested in
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  working with us because of the name and the history of the
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  team. So we converted their debt to
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  equity. So now they're a 24% holder in
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  West Relay and so we have no debt at the moment.
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  We're debt free. We have $15 million in the bank
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  at the moment, Canadian dollars and and we have good financial
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  backers. We recently raised $25 million
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  in June. We were oversubscribed for that.
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  We work with lots of interest, so we have very good financial
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  backing. We have money in the bank and we
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  have a fully, fully available project.
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  So we we see a lot of upside and the ability of people to raise
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  money as we go forward in the market.
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  Yep, Yep, Yep. When I when I looked at your
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  financial list, your financial roster, your backers, I saw
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  Sprod, I saw Frank Chustra. And I only saw that in terms of
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  retail float and please again, correct me if I'm wrong, but
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  only 30% of the stock I believe is, is, is is owned by retail
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  investors. Yeah, that's another benefit for
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  your investors is that we're, we're held very tightly by a
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  group of large investors. You know a lot of juniors
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  developers, there's a lot of retail in there and they're in
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  and out and in and out and you know you get a lot of
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  volatility. We've had Frank Joost himself
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  has taken 10% of the company, we have sprouted 24% and we have
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  Van de Vanne gold fund as everybody will know they have
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  8%. You know, we've a couple of
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  other big strategic investors. So you're right, there's very
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  small retail which doesn't have a lot of float.
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  So it it even adds more leverage to upside because we've
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  controlled the shares very tightly as we go forward.
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  And I I watched a couple interviews with employees of the
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  company. I sent a high level of
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  enthusiasm. Will you comment for me?
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  I mean what's the, what's the feel around the Madson project?
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  It it felt like to me that there was a real strong attitude, a
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  real growth oriented attitude. Is that, is that a safe
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  assessment? Yeah, that's a safe assessment,
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  right. You know that the team there
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  went through. A lot of bad history with the
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  previous operator. Then it went through probably 80
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  months of the CCA process as they were winding down care and
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  maintenance. I think with us coming in and
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  the team we've brought and the financial backing, there was a
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  lot of enthusiasm and lots of locals.
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  Everybody lives in Red Lake. They're part of the team,
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  they're part of the community. We've met the mayor of the town,
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  we've met the First Nations. We even had the Minister of
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  Ontario mines up at site. There was probably some post
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  that your viewers have seen. So everybody's promoting and
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  helping us to move this forward. So a lot of enthusiasm for this
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  mine in the region. A lot of community support and I
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  also sensed a lot of employee support as well.
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  And that you know that's one of the intangible things that that
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  you can't really see on financial statements or or
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  anything else, but it makes a big difference.
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  Well and it comes down to the attitude of the team.
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  You know when when I did the LAMAC project again we went in
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  and you energize the team you you empower them, you get them
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  part of the bigger group and it it works wonders.
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  They then become feed part of the system.
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  They want to do a good job, they want to be well.
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  So that's part of our men modus operandi.
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  We go in and build strong teams, build the energy, the efficiency
• 21:19
  and and then they do the work, they help grow the business.
• 21:23
  Interesting. Shane, thank you for spending
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  this time with me. I sense that that you're a great
• 21:29
  leader and that we have great things to look forward to at
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  West Red Lake Gold. Is there anything that I missed,
• 21:36
  anything you want to share with my viewers before we say
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  goodbye? No, I I would say a little bit
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  to your viewers and that the value proposition there is there
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  and you know we we we look at this like a Gold Corp.
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  If you got in the very early days of Goldcorp, you know you
• 21:53
  became, you made a lot of money over a lot of time.
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  You know people say that this is like getting into Goldcorp at
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  $0.40. You know this was Goldcorp
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  became a $20 billion company, the biggest gold company in
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  Canada at the time. So this is the opportunity that
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  offers your viewers to get in on the ground floor and come and
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  follow the journey. And it's going to be a good one
• 22:13
  for sure. Yeah, it's a it's a unique
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  opportunity. I'm an, I'm a an old accountant,
• 22:20
  so I love to look at, you know, I'm a value oriented investor.
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  It's a unique opportunity that you're presenting to the market
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  where it really is an incredible value by any metric.
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  But at the same time it's also an incredible growth
• 22:37
  opportunity. And if you factor in potential
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  for, you know, a higher precious metals price, you know, the
• 22:44
  Sky's really literally the limit.
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  So I also think they run a little bit that you know the
• 22:50
  industry at the moment, as you probably know, it's there's a
• 22:53
  lot of baby boomers who are there and they're retiring and
• 22:56
  there's not a lot of new people. And we've put in a young hungry
• 23:00
  team who want to succeed and that's very important.
• 23:02
  You need to back a good team. As you know, most of the big
• 23:06
  mine gold mining companies, you need to back a young hungry team
• 23:09
  to build this out and we offer that as well.
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  So we offer the energy, the focus to to grow, you know?
• 23:17
  So yeah, it's going to be an exciting journey, Ron, for your.
• 23:19
  Yeah, I I agree. You know, I'll be watching both
• 23:24
  as an observer and as an investor.
• 23:26
  I own shares in the company and I'll be rooting for you and
• 23:30
  hopefully we'll get to talk some more in the future.
• 23:33
  Shane Yeah, yeah, good. And I'd love to come on and and
• 23:37
  give your viewers an update as we're going through the journey
• 23:40
  and and and support us and come with us and I like to give
• 23:43
  people updates and feel part of the journey.
• 23:46
  It's a really good story, so. That sounds great.
• 23:50
  I'll I'll put links to the company website and information
• 23:53
  in the description of this video.
• 23:56
  And Shane again thank you for your time and we will look
• 24:01
  forward to talking to you again soon.
• 24:02
  Thank you. Excellent.
• 24:03
  Thank you very much. Thank you.