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Signal Gold Inc ANXGD


Primary Symbol: T.SGNL

Signal Gold Inc. is a Canada-based gold development company. The Company is engaged in advancing the wholly owned Goldboro Project in the Canadian mining jurisdiction of Nova Scotia. The Goldboro Project is an advanced exploration and gold development project located approximately 175 kilometers (km) northeast of the city of Halifax, 60 km southeast of the town of Antigonish, and 1.6 km north of the village of Goldboro, on the eastern shore of Isaac’s Harbour, in Guysborough County, Nova Scotia, Canada. The Company has consolidated approximately 28,525 hectares (285 km2) of prospective exploration land in the Goldboro Gold District.


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Comment by yhzsailoron Feb 22, 2022 4:00pm
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RE:Coffee Time with YHZSailer

RE:Coffee Time with YHZSailerYes they are all old original settler land grants going back to the 1700s. The lots all go back to a common baseline and include preconfederation water lots and were usually 50-100 acres. Behind them is all crown land. At the head of Goldborough though is Crown land and doliver mountain is mostly on Crown. I believe the government can legally expropriate the property if the landowners won't give it up for a reasonable price. They might be wise to take reasonable offers as they won't get anything more than stumpage value for it in that process. I happen to own a big LOT similar to them that goes back to some Scottish ancestors in the adjacent county. Can't wait for the graveyard party...I will be there or sure and I will volunteer to host breakfast for the morning after party! I've got a bottle of Ardbeg saved for that day.
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