Atlas Salt Inc V.SALT

I didn't get an email about anything yet...

[St0ckgirl]

I wonder when we will know what's going down?  I almost want to go there to see the place with my own eyes, and I will some day.  I would like to drive there, but I can't stand my husband's driving and we'd fight like h*ll in the vehicle all the way from Ottawa.  He believes signalling is optional and bumpers are on trucks for a reason...to be used!  I have been a loyal shareholder for years so let's hope we get rewarded.  I still want a chunk of salt from the property too, if allowed - big enough to make a new Salt Lamp.  Tell us "something" please...soon.

[Crunchy2chew]

I was there in november, the really is not much to see at this point. It was cool to actually walk (drive) over the area that will make us rich ;) But yea there is the dock, the causway thats partof the right of way and the dirt road that crosses the claim up to the gypsum mine. Now you got me wanting a chunk of salt to make one of those lamps....... Rowland should offer a piece of the core to

[twoponds]

No, I commented to IR that I didn't believe they're getting their money's worth with the company they're paying ~$3000/month to handle lol...I think every investor should email or call Gillian at Atlas/Vulcan and remind her how poorly the contracted job is being handled.  \The announcement of the AGM/Special meeting is on the Sedar website here. Associated Documents (sedar

[general360]

I wonder if we're in a blackout period and the co / IR can't comment? I see the docs are posted on SEDAR, thanks for the link.... there is no agenda that i can find, so i'm not sure what we'll be voting on at this point.... does no agenda = nothing special to vote on, ie business as usual? i dont think this is anything but standard business at this point... we have to have an

[twoponds]

"General" no agenda is insignificant, what is in the document from Sedar is there should be documents sent out from what I can see, as they distinguish what gets sent to NOBO's(non-objecting beneficial owners) and OBO's (objecting beneficial owners) ... I believe there are similar rules in the U.S. as stated here:  "Under Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC