I see you have your nickers in a knot...
I did answer you,
and have been answering amny other questions in post.
Have you ever pointed out the stratigraphy of Driftwood ?
Did you ever know about the stromatolites ?
How about the purple shales ?
Did you know the darker pink core is the main mine lease for Driftwood ?
Did you know about the rare earth minerals in dolomites ?
Or, the niobium on driftwood and Baymag.
Or, Bugaboo has uranium and niobium.
Or how Driftwood has far more magnesite based on histoircal measurements - most likely calculated on the basis of, dolomites and not specifically - magnesite.
How about other juniors in B.C. drilling dolomites and finding rare earth minerals ?
or, the zinc and copper - potential at Heino ?
How about, Marysville and the other junior PJX finding - cobalt,copper, zinc aside MGX ?
How about informing others on how B.C. hydro buys / sells electricity with USA. ?
Or, informing others on the Ktunaxa first nations and what is most current ?
I don't recall you ever discussing these talking points, Stan, nor anyone else.
Which means Stan... your certainly not my go to for information.
Stop your pouting.
Like i told you Stan,
MGX in my opinion has to double down on thier Drfitwood.
More testing is needed to beef up the porject.
If others are finding ree's in dolomites then, mgx should snap to and do same.
Having magnesium and a potential Ree or two, would only strengthen the project.
At least i'm sifting and probing, looking at their projectsfrom a different stance.
Not sitting in the stock, waiting around like most do, asking silly quesations like, when's the news, or where are we at - i'd rather take a proactive measure and point out a few things hoping the junior follows up with a few things i've outlined.
As for the purple shales ?
Yes... former geologists and present have confirmed - purple sequences.
As for the purple soils ?
I've on the fence about this...
I decided to look at it from a different stance.
There's just to omuch of the purple soils - in fact - i've looked elesewhere in B.C. and it's everywhere. So, i decided to signle out the - douglas fir - and ask the question - could the resins and tanins from these trees stain the soils ? If calcium is present, and tree saps, resins, tanins seep onto the ground - or, the needles with it's acidity lay on the ground, they could be causing this purple hue to manifest.
As for the mining in B.C. ?
I'm concerned.
Howe street, as mighty as they are... what are they doing about the sluggish markets ?
There's alot at stake in B.C. - mining industry.
What's my own take on the subject ?
B.C. mining sector is suffering.
It\s as easy as, looking at the valuations on out Canadian exchanges to see something is not right. I don't read anything coming out of Howe street that's commenting on this.
Why the silence ?
What i do know is... if juniors are seeing an influx of, gridlock at the permitting offices and environmental... but Gov't speaking they need more critical minerals, then... what's going on ?
CMMP - was suppose to facilitate and expedite permitting.
I don't see it happening.
What i do see is a shift away from certain provinces and redirecting the mining - further north and in different provinces which could crush all other mining sectors in neglecrted provinces.
Where's the compass pointed ? The fund would be armed with $15 billion over the next five years. Speaking in Yellowknife on Wednesday, federal transport minister Omar Alghabra said the fund could help spur the developments needed to mine 31 minerals considered critical by Ottawa to Canada’s economic success and national security. That list includes zinc, cobalt, bismuth, copper and rare earth elements, all of which feature in active or proposed NWT mining projects.
LINK -
https://cabinradio.ca/90472/news/economy/public-private-partnerships-to-help-canadas-critical-minerals-strategy/
Whose directing this ? Omar Alghabra
Former transportation minister.
That's right, a transportation minister turned expert miner.
And... pushing funding into other provinces.
Yes... it's a shhh show.
Canada was once considered the mining mecca of the world.
What the hell has happened ?
https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-d&q=Omar+Alghabra I'd say.... the new Nunavut and YellowKnife regions ( provinces ) are most likely with better
first nations agreements with, England... if you know what i mean.
I predict a fall out in B.C. if it's not corrected.
In my opinion, Howe street is rahter slow on the go...
They should be pointing out the gridlocks in, permitting, enviro, and focus on the CMMP,
whether it's bene a success or failer.
Then... pointing out, the billions of funding and where these funds are being allocated vs favortism and which provinces get the funding.
Which involves a breakdown of where the public finds are coming from, and whose elses funds are being grouped together to bolster specific projects...
What if it were only, gov't funds from public taxes mixed with, foreign finding from stakeholders or partners ? See what i mean ? I don't have that answer, all because i do not know the right definition to what a stakeholder is, or partner.
Our mining sector is upside down - a literal mess.
Which is all the more reason Stan,
Our lil junior should be seeking the zinc at Heino, tallying a resource - after all, they have the cores to do so...
And... seeking out - zinc and cobalt and copper, uranium - at, Marysville.
And... cobalt and niobium and uranium and other ree's - at Driftwood.
They can sit and play victom, or, jump in this critical mineral race resift through their exisitig cores
and find more potential minerals...
A project with several ree's or critical minerals will out rank other porjects...
And in mining it's all about what you have that places you on the - favorable roster.
Try not to ( b ) so much Stan.
I've put mucheffort into looking at each MGX's ( projects ) with a new set of eyes.
You'll never know the amount of research and time i've spent.
Put in persepctive... the other day i closed out well over 500 windows.
That's windows i kept open for reference. More like 700.
Do you know how many pdf's have well over 300 - 400 - 500 pages ?
Try sifting through a few Stan. Then... try posting your sarcasm.
Those windows... do not include the aily research, which can run sometimes well over 100 windows.
What you see in post Stan, is just the good stuff.
Be thankful i actually share it.
So yeah... i see the Canadian mining industry... is not doing so well.
As it once was.
If B.C. is potentially being starved, neglected, thorugh permitting, enviro cards,, and fnds being redirected elesewhere.... whose to say, others aren't eyeing up projects that have seen incredible wrok and monies vested - looking for an easy scoop ?
Is the NDP running B.C. ?
lol - what a mess.
If mining goes down in B.C.
It will devastate the economy - most all other economies are connected to mining -
California - 2.0.
Cheers...