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Waseco Resources Inc V.WRI

Alternate Symbol(s):  WSRUF

Waseco Resources Inc. is a Canada-based exploration stage company. The Company is engaged in the acquisition and exploration of mineral properties. The Company operations are in Canada and the United States. The Company’s exploration projects include its primary project, the Battle Mountain Ridge Project in Nevada, United States, and interests in projects in the Quebec Labrador Trough and James Bay Lowlands. In Battle Mountain, Nevada, the Company leases 29 unpatented mining claims on the Battle Mountain Gold Trend, in Larder County, Nevada. In the Quebec-Labrador Trough, the Company controls these uranium prospects which consist of multiple blocks. Its James Bay Lowlands covers an approximately 2,440-acre claim block is in approximately to the DeBeers Victor mine in the Attawapiskat Region in Northern Ontario.


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Post by barrymore99on Feb 06, 2007 10:58am
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Post# 12170888

Heh

Heh The CEO of this company was being very modest in his release. However, in the ensuing language of the text, I believe the salient point was that this seems to have Olympic potential. I really don't think that anyone will be looking at any other Uranium deals after there is more light shed on this company. You really had to read that release to get the gist of it. Most people these days, come from the Jacques Demers school. Fortunately. For me.
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