PHEW - Feb28th news about VTEM in final prep stretch nowstill in the planning stages, but must be getting closer to nice hot sunny weather, allowing the VTEM to be flown before they start with the ground work in May I hope Garibaldi studies show four km long E&L intrusion 2017-02-28 18:33 ET - News Release Mr. Steve Regoci reports GARIBALDI'S NICKEL-COPPER-RICH E&L INTRUSION EXTENDS 4 KM LONG, 1.5-KM WIDE Further compilation and interpretation, including 3-D modelling, of historic and current data for Garibaldi Resources Corp.'s 100-per-cent-owned E&L deposit have revealed that the first magmatic nickel-copper-rich massive sulphide system in the heart of northwest British Columbia's prolific Eskay mining camp reflects a much larger-scale intrusive event than ever previously envisioned. Garibaldi geologists are now viewing the E&L as a large-tonnage, high-grade exploration target within an intrusion defined over a length of four kilometres and a width of 1.5 kilometres. Given the compelling data, including indications that the E&L intrusion may host more than one nickel-copper-cobalt sulphide deposit with associated precious metals and high tenors, the company is immediately proceeding with a full-scale heliborne electromagnetic (EM) survey that can detect conductive sulphide bodies up to 350 metres in depth (survey to be carried out as soon as weather conditions permit). The EM survey will add to a wealth of information on the E&L and will greatly assist Garibaldi geologists in targeting drill holes for a planned major 2017 drill program as outlined in a notice of work filed with the British Columbia Ministry of Energy & Mines. Dr. Raymond Goldie, Garibaldi director and mining analyst, commented: "Geological, geophysical and geochemical studies have demonstrated that the property that hosts the E&L deposit could contain economic concentrations of nickel-copper-cobalt-precious-metal sulphides. Garibaldi's plans for an EM survey, followed by a drilling campaign, are an appropriate and exciting response to uncover this potential."