WR1 General Discussion, page-7103

All relevant info you've provided mate. I don't dispute that the Canadian govt is talking about speeding things up, it's just my personal opinion that I don't place a lot of weight on 'talk' anymore (hard lessons learned previously), and I place a lot of weight on actual performance of work and achievement of deadlines.

The other poster in this thread has provided the examples of projects taking 5 or more years for environmental permitting, which is what I personally look at when determining what is likely for WR1.

This is just my own personal way of looking at project timelines.

Having said this, if WR1 can continue to impress with drill results for a while, I plan to continue holding.

I think at some point (yet to be determined when), holding this will be (for my own circumstances) a very bad idea due to the exceptionally high cost of exploration at these projects + delays in achieving key project timelines.