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Wolfden Resources Corp V.WLF

Alternate Symbol(s):  WLFFF

Wolfden Resources Corporation is a Canada-based exploration and development company. The Company owns a 100% interest (land and mineral rights) in the 6,800-acre Pickett Mountain Project in Maine, United States, which is an undeveloped volcanogenic massive sulfide (VMS) deposits in North America. The deposit is situated 85 kilometers (km) (53 miles) west of the Canadian (New Brunswick) border. Its Rice Island Property is located in west-central Manitoba at Wekusko Lake. The 100%-owned Nickel Island property comprises 6,041 hectares (ha) and consists of four mineral claims (MB11932-MB11935) totaling 700 ha. The property is located in the Island Lake Area, 10 km west of the community of Garden Hill and 280 km southeast of the City of Thompson in east-central Manitoba. The Tetagouche property comprises approximately 16,000 hectares in the heart of the Bathurst Mining Camp in northeastern New Brunswick.


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Post by locogringoon Jul 16, 2016 2:50am
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Manitoba

ManitobaManitoba is ten years behind most other mining jurisdictions.   They should have gone to map-staking after F.H. retired because no one in the department knew the regulatios, knew how a claim should be staked and knew every trick a company might be willing to play to get a claim.   Even in these new investigatios F.H.'s work will be front and center.   The Manitoba Mines branch does stupid things and does not learn from their mistakes.   The support staff is great but the clowns running the department need to be pensioned off to avoid more lawsuits.   
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