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Tuesday, May 19, 2009 3:55:21 PM
I tend to agree as the open pit is not as labor/equipment intensive as an underground. In the Chapleau area, they have experienced miners and access to power, water and rail. I don't see any problem with extraction, processing, or shipping (rail line real close). The key will be the market price and that is projected to increase 6-8%/year even with a worldwide recession....Jim
PS Ontario is a very mining friendly Province!
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