 Today, I have the pleasure of speaking with John Contact from West Red Lake Gold. How are you today, John? I'm well, Tracy. How are you? I'm very good. Your stock moved up 27 percent last week on No News. Do you think investors are looking at gold again, John? Well, of course, we're happy to see the move in our stock. You know, does it look like the question would become, I think to some extent, does it look like 2016 again, when the gold peaked at $1,900 in 2011, and then we went into a bear market in the gold sector, including the juniors, and it kind of turned around in 2016. Let me answer that on a macro level, and then related to the junior sector. On the macro level, I think the price of gold in New York right now is being sort of determined by the Federal Reserve policy. They've been increasing interest rates by 25 basis points, and that's created a strong U.S. dollar and a weakness in the gold sector. But there's only so many interest rate hikes ahead. For every 1 percent on the T-bill is $220 billion of interest, given that the U.S. is now $22 trillion of debt at the national level alone. So regardless of what's happened last week, I think the macro picture is in place for a positive gold sector, and we think that's the case for the next extended period of time. Now on the junior level, junior exploration and developers like us, we're getting $13 an ounce in the ground in our market cap based on our resource estimate at the Rowan Mine, and these things are going to get revalued at some point. Historically, they'll get 10 times what they're getting right now per ounce in the ground. So we think there's a positive situation ahead in the precious metal sector, including gold exploration and developing companies like ourselves, and we're happy with what happened last week, and we think there's more of that ahead. So investor intel, audience members out there, we have a bit of a buzz going on with a belief that some of the cannabis cash will be redirected into gold here shortly, and we've asked John because of course West Red Lake is in one of the richest gold deposit areas in the world, correct? Well, yeah, just to remind your listeners, we have the West Red Lake project is 3100 hectares on the west side of the Red Lake Gold District. We have 12 kilometers of strike length on the Pipestone Way, St. Paul Deformation Zone, the regional gold bearing structure that has made the Red Lake Gold District a high grade gold district that's produced 30 million ounces over time. On the West Red Lake project is three former mines. We have the Mount Jamie Mine and the Red Summit Mine. We own 100%, and on the Rowan Mine, which is the most developed portion of our property, we own 60% and operate in Gold Corp, one of the largest gold producers in the world that was founded in Red Lake Ontario, has 40% and they fund their 40%. We have a resource estimate of the Rowan Mine property. It's 1.1 million ounces, graded at 7.6 grams per ton, and it's all within about 500 meters of surface, and we're doing scoping studies to show the economics of a certain portion of that deposit. And we've started the permitting process as well, baseline, environmental, water studies, et cetera. So I think one of the key things to remember with our company is that we have an experienced management team. Tom Meredith, my partner and I, we've done this before in Gold Exploration and Development in Ontario. We've sold companies for as much as a couple of hundred million dollars to Canadian gold producers, and that's what we intend to do with this property in Red Lake, Ontario. Well, you referenced your JV deal with Gold Corp, and you're currently working out a surface exploration program. Can you tell us a little bit more about what's happening with that, because I know a lot of shareholders are watching this closely. Yeah, as they should, you know, it's great to be partnered with one of the major gold producers of the world. You know, Gold Corp was founded in Red Lake, Ontario, and they've produced as much as a million ounces in Red Lake at a certain time. So what Gold Corp is wanting to do is find other gold deposits in Red Lake, Ontario, where they have this infrastructure and workforce and Millswood capacity, et cetera. Now, as we news released on September 19th, they've been active on the property through the summer and are still on the property. They've been mapping and sampling and remain on the property, and then they'll need some time to analyze the results. But we're looking forward, you know, at the management committee level of the joint venture to discuss these activities and their analysis of the results. And Gold Corp has a lot of technical ability in this area, as one can imagine. With a real belief that a lot of investors will be looking at gold this fall, I was reading about your exploration potential 500 meters with your previous drilling news release that came out earlier this summer. Can you tell us a little bit more about that? Well, related to investors moving into the gold sector this fall, I've already talked about, you know, the revaluation of the ounces in the ground. Another thing that will contribute to the market cap of a junior explorer and developer like ourselves is to add more ounces. Now, our resource of 1.1 million ounces is all within 500 meters of surface. What we did in the spring and news release in July is go below that 500 meters from surface. Now, there's mining and red light down to 2000 meters. So we're exploring the mineralized envelope between 500 meters from surface and 1000 meters of surface. And the results we've news released in July supported the theory that the mineralization is the type that you would expect if you to host gold deposits. So we're going to continue to drill that in time and endeavor to expand the resource estimate from 1.1 million ounces to some number higher than that. Add ounces to our balance sheet as ounces get revalued from $13 to a higher number than that. That shows up in the market capitalization and that's what the shareholders should be looking at. So, John, I expect perhaps the results from this this fall. Is this what we as shareholders should anticipate? We have a lot of things to do on the property. We have, you know, three former mines and now Gold Corp, as I mentioned, is busy with their surface activity. So we're going to take a look at this with Gold Corp and we'll be announcing in the fall what our next move is. But it's going to be adding ounces, as I said, looking forward to the revaluation of ounces and making the ounces more valuable by doing the scoping studies and the permitting. Because what Tom and I have done in the past is shown the Canadian gold mining industry that we have a deposit that has value. And by that way, our shareholders get upgraded to more senior paper in a Canadian gold producer and can lay off the positions as they see fit. This is an excellent strategy that we've done before successfully. Past assets of ours are now owned by McEwing mining and Ossisco mining. So these are the type of companies that have recognized the value we build in the Canadian gold exploration business in Timmins, Ontario and now in Red Lake, Ontario. And when we feel comfortable, we can do that again for our shareholders. Well, John, thank you so much for giving us such an excellent opportunity. It's good to see you. My pleasure, Tracy. Always good to see you.