SensitivityKwg is in a much better position than any other in the ring of fire. Politically, geographically, and environmentally. Frank has positioned kwg in this perfectly balanced scenario and I think all the dominoes are ready to fall, we are just waiting for someone to push the First one over, Forrest may have just inadvertently started this chain reaction.
There are 33 individual First Nations tribes in the ring with a head count of 40,000 people. The 50/50 deal kwg has offered does not exclude anyone in particular, the decision of how those finances are divided is up to the tribal councils. Kwg would put that money in one single trust for them to decide where and how it's dispersed. Kwg's shining light in that area is Fiona Blondin. If you don't know who she is I would encourage you to Google her. That's just one of our political advantages on this front.
Geographically, kwg has the claims associated with the esker, if the esker holds the corridor and the rail is built alongside the road, we are manning the gate! With First Nations partners! Kwg has also just announced that there is way more chromite than they ever initially imagined. Leo just has to get in there and turn a couple drills to prove it.
Also kwg's deposit does not require full blown open pit mining that could harm the peat, which the natives call the earths lungs.
The comment made yesterday that kwg may handle the whole ring is pretty accurate