Ann: Trading Halt, page-28

Immetoday, you need to be corrected once again. These were not rock chip results ( visuals) as you indicated, they were drill chip visuals. There is a world of difference. Let me educate you. Rock chip is the term used nowadays to describe chips taken off rocks that are exposed to surface, as gossans for example or "float" rocks lying on the surface. These are invariably highly weathered and so often give misleading interpretations when viewed as to the extent they are mineralized. In contrast, drill chips in primary deeper bedrock which we are seeing at CNB are not altered. What you get from drill chips is what it is ... unaltered.. so to speak. Please use the Xmas break to read up on some geological and exploration terminologies