Sokoman Minerals Corp V.SIC

Alternate Symbol(s): SICNF

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Sokoman Minerals Corp. is a discovery-oriented company with projects in Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada. Its projects include Moosehead Gold, Fleur de Lys, Grey River Gold, Kepenkeck Gold, Killick Lithium, Crippleback Lake Gold, Startrek and Iron Horse. Moosehead Gold property includes 98 claims totaling 2,450 hectares adjacent to the Trans-Canada Highway in central Newfoundland. Fleur de Lys project of 1,891 claims on the Baie Verte Peninsula of NW. Grey River property in southern Newfoundland includes 324 claims in seven licenses, centered on the community of Grey River. Kepenkeck gold project, located in central Newfoundland. Killick Lithium Project is in southwestern Newfoundland. Crippleback Lake Gold Project is in proximity to the Trans-Canada Highway in north-central Newfoundland. Startrek Property is located 20 kilometers (km) east of the town of Gander, Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada. Iron Horse project is located over 120 km northeast of Labrador City, Labrador.

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Comment by AlwaysLong683on Sep 29, 2022 12:44pm

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RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:SIC and the world

BlueChipper2020 wrote:

Minray, thanks so much for responding on my behalf. I did not see alwayslong message, as I have him blocked for some reason. The below will demonstrate likely why.

In Canada, there are 4.5 LITRES PER GALLON, NOT 3.79 as there are in the US. My original post talked about gas prices in Vancouver which are about $10 per CAD gallon. I know gas prices are cheaper in other parts of Canada. If I lived in Califormia, I would care about the high prices there vs. Nebraska.

SO YOU GET YOUR FACTS STRAIGHT SIR. Ya, I woke yesterday thinking how I could deceive someone that day. FYI, my wife owns a Model 3 and I have a Model Y on order.

BC

Try this converter and see what you get.
Unless you live in England, U.S. gallons is the sensible benchmark to use on this side of the pond, not to mention that global oil prices are listed in USD, not British Pounds (ironically, just like gold).

The rest of my original post stands.

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