A few big picture items to understand....Most buying in the stock market is sector based: investors will scoop up a baskety of companies if they believe the outlook for the sector is good. They don't sit around and do bottom up analysis of this or that company to much degree, they just buy up a whack of them. The rising etf market also magnifies this. When a sector is deteriorating, they dump the lot. You are going to bash your head against a brick wall repeatedly , and empty your account, by trying to fight this trend by arguing (to yourself , essentially) that your company won't be affected because of this or that detail, imagined upside etc.
The other side of the coin is, that no one knows the gold market like gold companies. A good deposit in a friendly jurisdiction will be snapped up like lightning. There is no interest in Brigus by anyone. The simple fact is that it is a marginal ore body, in size, grade, return on investment, or any other metric you care to throw out there.
The Saskatchewan property is/was worthless, as has been obvious since day one.
It's OK to own some shares, for fun, or whatever, but this has been basically a wretched investment. I got out long ago, at about 1.65, having made about a 5% profit, or maybe it was 3%. Not much, but the fund were deployed elsewhere, to good use.
If you've had substantial funds sitting in this, I would wonder if you've gotten lost in details , and missed the big picture? Its your money.