RE:RE:RE:RE:Forester...are you for real?Micro is right. It's not about assaying or not assaying, it's about informing the owners of the company, the shareholders of what management and select shareholders might know. Was the drilling done? What was encountered? Was it assayed? IIROC may consider this material. CIM Best Practices certainly does.
Public disclosure should be made as soon as possible, not when it suits the board of the company. And the board has a fiduciary duty to the shareholders they represent.