 Hi, I'm Chris Thompson from Investor Intel, and today I'm speaking with Troy Bojale, who is the President and CEO of Merchison Minerals, ticker MUR on the TSX Venture Exchange. How are you today, Troy? Very well, Chris. I appreciate being with you again today. So, Merchison is a Canadian-focused exploration company. Why don't you just give us a quick overview of the projects you have in your stable? Yeah, you bet. So, two main projects, Chris, in two of Canada's best and premier mining jurisdictions. So, we have a VMS project in Saskatchewan called the Bravant Mackenzie project. That project has a inferred and indicated resource on it. It's 2.1 million tons with a zinc equivalent grade of 9.98 percent zinc. That's in the indicated category and 7.6 million tons with a zinc equivalent grade of 6.3 percent in the inferred category. And so, that's the VMS project in Saskatchewan. And more recently, we've been focused on our HPM project in Quebec. And that's a battery metals project. It's a nickel-copper cobalt project in the Manicouagan region in Quebec. What sort of historical information are you going on that you think you have a battery metals project? Yeah, so, HPM is an area that has all of the building blocks for a camp scale nickel-copper cobalt jurisdiction, right from differentiated intrusives intruding into a pair of nice sequins that are kind of loaded with sulfur. The foundational building blocks from a geology perspective, from a geophysical perspective, are all there. And then, you couple that with the recent results and the showings that are on the property right now. And it has us really excited moving forward. So, there's a historic showing on the project called Bar de Ferre or Iron Bar. In 2008, there was about 25 drill holes put into that showing the best results from that program. It would have been about 43 meters of 1.74 percent nickel, 0.9 percent copper, and 0.09 percent cobalt. And that showing itself remains open. And then, there's multiple other EM conductors and prospects on the property itself. And that led us into this fall kicking off our inaugural drill program at HPM. The inaugural drill program focused on the PYC target. And the PYC target is a 1.9 kilometer long EM conductor that also has been prospected. So, it's sub-crops, outcrops. And we've got in there and prospected the anomaly and defined through surface sampling, backpack drilling, and beat map prospecting to find that conductivity over 1.95 kilometers and picked up significant sulfide mineralization along that occurrence. So, that led us into a drill program. We drilled eight drill holes and intersected mineralization that range from disseminated sulfide mineralization into net branch and massive sulfides in all eight of those holes. And we're currently waiting on assay results to be returned from that inaugural drill program. Yeah, you seem to be very similar to a lot of other companies I've been talking with who are still waiting on drill results and are having to do other type of office work in the meantime while they wait. There was some pretty exciting news about the land package surrounding that project that I think is quite significant when you're talking about a district-scale package. What can you tell us about the recent Beland acquisition? Yeah, you bet. So, on the heels, right before we finished the inaugural drill program, we increased our land package at HPM by 4X. So, we could dribble the land package from 139 square kilometers to over 580 square kilometers of mineral tendons in the area. And it has us with a very strategic and dominant land position in the HPM area, in an area that we feel very strongly is in emerging battery metals jurisdiction in Canada. And has any work been done on that other project or the other part of the land package? Yeah, so some historic work, but really very little. So, there's regional geophysics, et cetera, that some of the surveys have flown over the years. What our plans are for 2022 is that we've had very good success in going from in our exploration approach at HPM, and it's proven to be a high probability exploration approach. And that really starts with the BTEM survey. And so, we'll update, we'll fly the entire package with a BTEM survey this spring. From there, the conductive anomalies that we identify, we will get onto the ground and we'll prospect those. You know, we're fortunate to have a high degree of outcrop in the area. So, we'll hit the ground with prospecting crews, traditional beat mat work, and backpack drilling. So, it gives us the ability to ground truth and confirm the conductivity on the ground, and then sample the anomalies. And then from there, from the prospecting and the BTEM work this spring, we will also then be conducting another follow-up diamond drill program starting in the summer, throughout the summer months. So, as investors, what are the three key catalysts that they can look forward to over the next couple of months? Yeah, in the very near term, we're expecting assay results to come in from the PYC drilling. You know, that's, you know, towards the end of this month and through February is when we're expecting those results. That'll be a key catalyst in the near term. And then the kickoff of the exploration program spring 2022, which starts with the BTEM survey and then follows into prospecting and diamond drilling throughout the summer. Well, that sounds like a lot to look forward to as an investor. Yeah, no, it's exciting times for us, Chris. And, you know, we expect that 2022 is going to be a material year for Merchants and Minerals. That's great. Well, thanks, Troy. I was speaking with Troy Vojila, who is the president and CEO of Merchants and Minerals. Ticker symbol is MUR on the TSX Venture Exchange. Thanks for your time today, Troy. Thank you very much, Chris. Thanks for having me.