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EDM Resources Inc V.EDM

Alternate Symbol(s):  SWNLF

EDM Resources Inc. is a Canadian exploration and mining company that has full ownership of the Scotia Mine and related facilities near Halifax, Nova Scotia. Through its wholly owned subsidiary, it also holds several prospective exploration licenses near its Scotia Mine and in the surrounding regions of Nova Scotia. The properties are comprised of exploration licenses and a mineral property lease that provides for zinc and lead exploration and development. The Scotia Mine is located approximately 62 kilometers (km) northeast of Halifax, Nova Scotia, in the Halifax Regional Municipality. The Project consists of about 648 hectares (ha) of mineral rights in the form of three contiguous mineral leases. It also holds five exploration licenses covering 41 claims in the immediate vicinity of the Scotia Mine Deposit. Its Eastville Prospect is an undeveloped zinc-lead exploration prospect. Its Carrolls Farm and Carrolls Corner Prospects are hosted within the Gays River Formation.


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Comment by JoeBloon Jan 17, 2008 12:27pm
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RE: FFR

RE: FFR"Free Trade" unfortunately has turned out to be a failure because there is no way to control the amount of money another country prints. Japan started this in earnest in the 1990s and others have since copied that model. This will ultimately lead to legislated trade controls of some form. When that happens in the US, many countries are going to be stuck with excess capacity as the door to US markets closes. If it doesn't close this way, then it will close when US consumers drastically stop consuming. Either way, its closing...
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