 Today I have the pleasure of speaking with Tom Meredith of West Red Lake Gold at PDAC 2020. How are you doing, Tom? Great, Tracy. Well, Tom is a gold expert. So let's just talk about the gold industry in general. What's happening right now with the coronavirus? Well, coronavirus, what it's causing is interest rates to go down. So you've got, say, the U.S. two years down at about 0.7 percent today, and the 10 years down to about just under 1.1, just over 1.0. And rates are forecast to come down even lower. That helps gold, because when rates go down, bonds go up, gold goes up. So it's going to be very beneficial for gold over the coming months. And of course anything that helps gold helps all of us and West Red Lake Gold. So what's happening with West Red Lake Gold? Well, we just about a month ago put out some drill results from a new deposit we're working on. We have one existing deposit with a resource there, roughly a million ounces, 43-101 resource. And now we're working on a new deposit nearby, which has good potential. And we put out some very good results about a month ago in January. I'm telling everybody that the PDAC is kind of like the canary in the mine for what's happening in the markets. How do you feel about the turnout for PDAC? Well, I mean the turnout for PDAC is probably slightly down because of the virus that we just spoke about. But I think what's more important is capital flows into the gold sector. And if you watch what Newmont and Barrick have been doing, the two biggest gold miners, they've been doing very, very nicely over the past few months and hitting success new highs up until a week ago. Now maybe they take a little bit of a breather, but capital is flowing into the sector. So I think that is the canary for the industry. The juniors follow a few months behind. So I think the tide is now starting to rise. Okay, so if the tide is starting to rise, what should shareholders for West Red Lake Gold who have been following you, Tom, anticipate, say in the next quarter or two? Well, if they're shareholders, just be patient. I mean, we, our valuation are at sort of what you might call historic lows and historic highs, which would have been in 1996, 2006, 2011, for ounces in the ground are much, much higher. Our ounces will get revalued as the tide comes in. Well, Tom, as always, it's a pleasure to get an update on West Red Lake Gold. Thank you. Thank you, Tracy.