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Yeah definitely will be interesting to see what unfolds Monday.

I mean the use of the word ' Strategic ' when commenting on commercial entities and their transactions is usually synonymous with being accompanied in the same context by the use of ' alliance ' , ' partnership ' , or ' acquisition '

And ' Strategic ' on its own is often interchangeable with words like planned or calculated , tactical , or even deliberate. And the word almost always in the context of doing business imply the notion of being cleverly prudent or shrewd albeit sometimes being considered a shorter term gamble as against the primary premise behind the use of ' Strategic ' is that whatever you are doing it for , it generally infers a longer term completion of an overall objective or direction.

So make of ALL of that what you will.

I still want to know what's going on in the Abitibi ...in particular the Cadillac region just west of Val D'or and all the way down to Sayona's Tansim / Lac Simard where High Tide's recent corporate presentation shows clearly that a THIRD Australian private Company has set about a ' land grab ' of Lithium hard rock claims which are conveniently positioned EXACTLY between Sayona's TANSIM property and those claims held by another Australian Company Winsome Resources .........And that this land grab had to have happened not long after the Incorporation of this THIRD Australian Company which occurred no less than 2 weeks after Sayona had announced its own increase in its Tansim project on 11 th March 2021.

Apart from this , I would also like to know why is it that this Map released by High Tide Resources which I assume must be up to date in so far as the Quebec titles of claims goes - So how is it that this Map is showing ' other ' claims claims being held by Sayona which we as shareholders have as yet never ever heard about having been acquired.

Is this a mistake by Quebec or a mistake by High Tide in putting out this outdated or incorrect Map.....