Ontario is a Third World country when it comes to the relations with First Nations groups and everyone in the mining business knows it. There is no clear agreement between mining companies, the natives, or the government.
the mining companies have a responsibility to counsel the government and the first nations have a responsibility to their own people and all these groups have let each other down and as a consequence the investors are putting their money into a third world situation every time they buy shares in something, anything like this.
there's an old saying in the mining biz: 'third world country, third world policies', which means at the press of a button, you're out of business.
the first nations has a way of doing that on a whim, and they do it regularly
the fact remains that it can happen to Zenyatta or any other company the minute these people sniff a real deposit
in this case, that is still five years away, if ever but its a real threat and you can't buy some of these guys off because they haven't a clue about the reality of the challenges in mining. much like the majority of shareholders left holding the bag in ZEN