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Now, if you’d prefer and are comfortable reading pre-feasibility studies, you should do so. One of the main differences between our numbers and the numbers used in the pre-feasibility study is the size of the mine reserve, which in the latter case is limited to 760 million tonnes over the course of 23 years (we included all the ore in both measured and indicated categories). As a result, the PEA states, “the project could generate a...

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Well said. The Galore EA plan and report stand as a model for CF. The Galore Creek tailings plan looks, to this layman, to be well thought out - probably why Tahlton has approved it. Galore Creek tailings location, at first glance, looks to be a comparatively easier waterway to deal with, certainly easier than CF options C&B (?). Galore Creek valley also seems to present less geohazards than CF location. Anyway, comments appreciated.

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You're certainly right about stringent review process to approval.  There are few operations in Beautiful BC that aren't smack dab in the middle of something worth preserving and EA is always a sticky business.  BC is a mountain province rich with wildlife.  It's virtually impossible to build a mine without having to deal with watersheds and habitats.  But BC is also rich with precious metals.  So it's always a mix of...

If you like CUU then go look at TRX and you will be totally surprised that you have found another like CUU but even better . This one still has a long way to go to be a vival of TRX . Nevertheless, this is a good one to hold. I have just recently purchased more shares. GLTA GG

CUU has been added to the new copper watchlist at http://CJRS.CA Streetwise Report in their interview this week with Lawrence Roulston cited CUU as one of the picks he particularly likes. We've recognized this company for several years now and now that it survived the crisis it appears the future is going to unfold for CUU. GLT

Im thinking of taking a position again (bought at 12 cents sold at 17 cents) but I am concerned with the recent drop in the sp from 18 cent to 12 cents. There isnt an apparent reason for the drop. Anyone have any thoughts. I met Elmer (new ceo) at the money show and we had a good conversation. He pulls no punches. He wasnt super impressed with the last ceo and management. He seems like the type of guy that runs a tight ship. He expects...

Correct me if I'm wrong but I think his math is a bit off on the calculated gross ore value in the ground.  In the article he states approx. 123 Billion US in value but my calculations show far less than this.   According to last year's pre-feasibility report on Schaft Creek there were approx. 4.76 Billion pounds of Cu            4.76b x $3/lb (current prices) =   $14.28  Billion 225.2 Mil pounds of...