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Field notes

How does TSXV escrow work?

Escrow restricts the release of specified securities. The issuer’s agreement, exchange bulletin and applicable policy determine the actual schedule.

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Field notes

What is NI 43-101?

NI 43-101 sets Canadian standards for public disclosure about mineral projects. A technical report is an evidence document, not a guarantee that a mine will be built.

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Field notes

What is a flow-through share?

A flow-through share links a new share subscription to an agreement to renounce eligible resource expenses. The tax result depends on the agreement, expenses and subscriber.

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3 completed financings with share counts, issue prices and the arithmetic behind reported gross proceeds. Gross, before fees, on the closing date.

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Government source records

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33,490 drill-hole source records with reported lengths, locations and original source references where supplied. Search by hole, project or recorded operator.

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Saskatchewan / Public records

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6012 occurrence records from the Saskatchewan Mineral Deposit Index. Each has a permanent page, the original government record and a clear retrieval date.

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