That is your assumption, not mine. I work on what I do know. I know the following to be true, as do many others.
In default since 2015
Under cease trade since 2018
filings continually were late with securities regulators (below)
04/01/2021 Notification of Late Filing - Notification of Late Filing 12/31/2020 A
11/14/2019 Notification of Late Filing - ACRL Notification of Late Filing - 9-30-19 09/30/2019 A
03/28/2019 Notification of Late Filing - ACRL Notification of Late Filing 12-31-18 12/31/2018
Making claims about assays without filing assay reports either with the Ministry of Mines in Ontario or any securities regulator in Canada or here.
Making claims regarding being listed on an exchange which is a securities regulation violation in Canada
Selling Class B Preferred Shares while under a cease trade order
Mr. Grant promising Class B purchasers could not lose which is a securities regulation violation in Canada
Mr. Berry and his new team failing to file the change in directors within the 15 day period a change was made when Mr. Spivak wisely walked away.
Many of those issues were to be resolved with the new all star BOd headed by Mr. Berry who, unfortunately, did not see fit to resolve any of the outstanding issues.
Now a new team is involved and all of a sudden being a bigtime trader, big-time gold expert (Spivak who left soon after but the company of course failed to notify shareholders AND failed to amend Cambrian Mining filing within 15 days of there being a change of directors as is required) is not enough to get matters resolved-it seems one now has to be First Nations to get anything completed.
Not a very impressive performances by anyone on the team so far. So now, I don't know the company is in good hands.
