comment on update The updated Donner-Snow Lake comparison presented below deserves some additional comment. Although the cost for upgrading the True North mill is higher than expected, Grid is in a good position in that they can start production essentially right away using the Tanco mill at 500t/d. This gives them early cash flow and allows them to potentially defer the cost of the True North mill upgrade if that’s what conditions dictate a year or two down the road. At 500t/d the current open-pittable resource would last for 12 years. At this lower production rate and for an open pit operation, the pre-production and mining fleet costs should be much lower than listed below. Also, I think Ontario has just passed legislation that allows closure costs to be amortized over the life of the mine, rather than being paid upfront. Not sure about Manitoba, but something similar would seem reasonable. I’m guessing actual initial capital costs for the Tanco mill option would be less than half of that listed below. Also, several of the line items in the Snow Lake PEA are substantially lower than the more comprehensive values determined by Primero (mill capital cost, mill processing, admin) which raises a few eyebrows.