RE:RE:Core business?Good description, yes, if one was an insider they would stand to score in that scenario.
The interest in setting the record straight goes back aways and being on the losing side of the proxy fight in 2021 which went well beyond the pale, has awakened a deep seated passion to put things right. At this point it is all about shining a bright light on the narrative. The ability of this group to take actions to crush the authenticity of the company as it was and turn it into what it has now become with so many questionable decisions is well worth investigating as a large shareholder.
The latest questionable action relates to staking a large swath of ground in New Brunswick, a month ago, not last week or the week before but a month ago and to say nothing about it ?? !! This along with so many other egregious moves deserves an explanation.
For example, back in the day, the company was penalized and put on a disciplinary list for having added non compliant historical figures on a project on the FNC website. Yet, here we are with a brand new 77,000 acre property in New Brunswick and nary a word from the regulators about lack of continuous disclosure. It does lead to conspiracy thinking when material matters appear relating to the company's core business and no signals from the company or regulators.
To put this decision into further context it has the ability to make those in the know favoured and puts the rest into a disadvantaged position.
If nobody else cares that is their problem.