Shareholders UPDATE
Dear Manitou Gold shareholder/prospective holder Just wanted to send out a quick update with regards to recent activities our team has been involved in. The Manitou Gold team has hired Mine Management Partners (MMP) and are working with Jason Jessup and Jeff Huffman. Their company information and background expertise can be found here https://www.minemanagementpartners.com . They have been helping us with the development and planning of the Kenwest property advanced exploration Bulk Sample. Their services and facilitation have been instrumental in moving our agenda forward with stakeholders, adjacent property owners, First Nations and mining contractors. We look forward to maintaining a long term relationship with MMP. We have also been developing a good relationship with our engineering firm WSP, Todd McCracken and his team have been instrumental in helping us navigate MNDM and MNRF requirements. Everyones efforts are paying off and the Kenwest property is well on its way for bulk sample approval. Our closure plan is in review which will be followed by continued consultation with Wabigoon First Nation and Eagle Lake First Nation communities. Everyone at the table wants to see this project move forward as it promises jobs, economic diversification and partnership growth for the Dryden region. Richard Murphy, CEO for Manitou Gold Inc, has braved the cold weather and walked the Goudreau-Lochalsh-Dubreuilville recent land acquisition. As per the press releases, https://manitougold.com/news_releases/2017/ Richard has indicated and confirmed that the shear zone that is currently being mined at Island Gold Mine, (Alamos/Richmont Mines) continues and does traverse the new land mass acquisition. This is very exciting news and is being incorporated into our project planning schedule. We will keep you informed of developments for this exciting new property. We thank you for being patient with us, we know that some of you have been holding our stock for some time. We intend on delivering exceptional value in the very near future. I also would like to thank those that work in the background and really make things happen. Exemplary employees like Tamara Alcock our longstanding Geo on this project has been working hard in the background, her implicit knowledge of the Kenwest property is indispensable. I would also like to thank the contractors and helpers that make this initiative possible. They know who they are and we thank you for your continued support. Projects come to fruition when a group of people band together as a team. Please feel free to reach out to us if you have any questions or concerns. Cordially Pat Dubreuil MBA. President