Source: "The six week drilling delay was a benefit."One source, However this refers to an interview:
"Originally, drilling was planned to begin March 15, so in total drilling was delayed by about six weeks. However, as chief executive officer James Anderson recently pointed out in an interview, the delay could have served as a benefit for the company. With the additional six weeks, the technical team was able to go back and re-log the drill holes that were previously drilled. With that layover, management had more time to plan on where to drill with the hopes to target some of the higher grades within their deposit."
Gold Telegraph article:
https://www.goldtelegraph.com/nulegacy-gold-corp-a-big-summer-ahead/
PS, a six week delay from March 15 puts you at April 26th. So this is another reference to drilling perhaps starting at end of April. Again, that could mean we're almost 8 weeks underway.