Smme may say....
Wango - your expectations are too extraordinary.
But my reply ?
Not really.
I'd point them to,
- Ray Rock mine - copper, cobalt, gold, uranium ( half way point )
- Geoscience ( copper, arseo, sulphur pathfinders ) no open report to view assays
- Aber / Arrow 10,000m drills ( mega sulphides ) tightly held report Rover holds top secret...tease.
- Rovers current drills ( mega sulphides )
photo below 
And then i'd say....
Tookie, ( advisor ) get on the horn - call upon, Minister Alghabra, of Yellow knife,
Ask him if he's willing to - axe a portion of the - research and development finds for extraction
There's 144 million ( in the kitty soon )
They've already got Fortunes extraction running the gamit...
Kinda makes sense to leave Fortune tinker away....
How about reallocate those funds to say... Rover's project - free the junior up...
Get Rover expanding other regions of Yellowknife... lets put you on the map .
Could be a great ressolve - clean up our Bugow claims, take it off our hands, and get's Rover
moving forward on other Yellowknife projects....2 years... ahead of schedule.
It's what i would do.
Seriously.
It's what an advisor should do.
Make all parties ( including shareholders happy )
One takes the silliest - $144 million funding - and put it to good use.
Expedite Yellowknife into - fast tracking.
Put em on the map - for critical mineral mining.
Every year - counts.
Pissing away 2 more years... is idiocy.
Advacing and bumping it up by 2 years... places Yellowknnife in the drivers seat.
It's how i would roll.
Lots of Global compettion out there.
If others are not aware....
Best read this, 2022 Gov't report -
YELLOWKNIFE....
EXCERPT - In total, Budget 2022 proposes to provide up to $3.8 billion in support over eight years starting in 2022-23, to implement Canada’s first Critical Minerals Strategy. The Budget would:
- commit $80 million to public geoscience and exploration programs to help find the next generation of critical minerals deposits.
- double the Mineral Exploration Tax Credit for targeted critical minerals, including nickel, copper, cobalt, rare earths elements and uranium.
- dedicates $1.5 billion for new infrastructure investments to unlock new mineral projects in critical regions, such as the Ring of Fire.
- allocate $1.5 billion to invest in new critical minerals projects, with a priority focus on mineral processing, materials manufacturing and recycling for key mineral and metal products in the battery and rare earths elements supply chain.
- allocate $144 million to critical minerals research and development to support the responsible extraction and processing of critical minerals.
- renew the Centre of Excellence on Critical Minerals for three more years with an allocation of $10 million.
- add $40 million to support northern regulatory processes in reviewing and permitting critical minerals projects.
- invests $70 million for global partnerships to promote Canadian mining leadership.
Budget 2022 also proposes significant funding to make Canada a more attractive destination for critical minerals investment and to secure valuable agreements that would increase production of goods like electric vehicles and batteries. It proposes to:
- provide up to $1 billion over six years, starting in 2024-25, for the Strategic Innovation Fund.
- provide $1.5 billion that will support critical minerals projects, with prioritization given to manufacturing, processing, and recycling applications.
- support innovative projects through the Strategic Innovation Fund, which will complement other proposed investments in the sector, including a proposed $1.5 billion investment in infrastructure.
- explore potential opportunities to support the growth of the solar panel industry through these investments.
READ MORE.... https://www.canada.ca/en/transport-canada/news/2022/04/minister-alghabra-announces-investments-for-canadas-first-critical-minerals-strategy.html