RE:Drilling?Just as I thought, focus has changed. Sounds like they are excited about Gander. Below is Roger's reply... SU Good morning _____, Thanks for your positive feedback on what we have been doing in Newfoundland and Labrador. In response to your question regarding our apparently conflicting disclosure, at the beginning of the year we planned to conduct most of our 2020 exploration on the Hopedale project as you point out. However, a few things happened that caused us to change our focus. The first was the discovery by New Found Gold, a private company, of 92.86 g/t Au over 19.0m on their Queensway property near Gander Newfoundland. This generated a lot of excitement about the gold potential of the Gander area. The second thing was that our partner in our Labrador properties, Shawn Ryan, had two licenses just north of this discovery near Gander. After some protracted negotiations, we managed to get an option to acquire 100% of the licenses. These licenses lie along strike to the north of the New Found Gold discovery and we believe have excellent potential for hosting similar gold mineralization. Given the excitement around the discovery and the Gander area in general, and that we now control the only prospective areas outside of the New Found Gold property, we decided to focus our attention on the Kingsway Property. This has allowed us to undertake a financing that should raise $5 million that will fund significant work on Kingsway as well as to continue work at Hopedale. This change of focus means we will no longer drill at Hopedale this year, but we will be drilling at Kingsway following completion of soil sampling and ground geophysics. I anticipate an exciting summer in the Gander area, and am happy you will be part of it. I hope that answers your question. Thanks for your interest in the Company and I wish you success with your investments. regards, Roger Roger Moss, Ph.D., P.Geo President and CEO Labrador Gold Corp. +1-416-704-8291 www.labradorgold.com @LabGoldCorp TSX-V:LAB