 Hi, I'm Chris Thompson for Investor Intel and today we're with Robert Ballas who is the CEO and Director of Signature Resources. Ticker is SGU on the TSX Venture Exchange. How are you today, Robert? I'm well, Chris. Thank you. Let's talk about Lingman Lake in northwestern Ontario. I will admit that I am a shareholder, so I'll put everything up front. I know that from last summer, as the wildfires were raging across Canada and northwestern Ontario, you guys were slightly impacted by that, but you finished off a year strong with some great drill results. Maybe you can just give some highlights from last year. Certainly, Chris. Last year was a lot of mountain climbing for us. Definitely some challenges, but a lot of great rewards along the way. As you had mentioned, post the wildfires that throughout the summer, throughout Canada, we were able to get back in, complete a lot of the airborne and ground-based geophysics that we needed and wanted to do to help vector our drilling, got our both our drills up and running. That's two of our own drill rigs. Had sidestepped a lot of logistical challenges last year emanating from COVID by having our own drill equipment, got that drilling going, and we're able to pump out some pretty strong results towards the end of the year, demonstrating what we were targeting, which was that the mineralization is continuing to depth below the existing mineralization, which was delineated down to about 180 meters. In parallel with that, there was a lot of other work happening. I think principally, the work that was happening was a lot of data compilation, not only new data that we're collecting, but also a lot of the historical data, bringing that in out of written hand notes and old sources that were validated from newer drilling, but into newer, modern formats that we could begin to more holistically analyze the gold system that we have and that the existing mineralization sits in as it was identified by the old timers. Now, for those who might not know your company, you control the old Lingman Lake mine that has a very old historical resource, and you have a fairly large land package of I think around 270 square kilometers. So you've got a lot of positives with the potential from the old mine itself, with also regional exploration. You recently raised a million dollars, sorry, you announced a million, but you raised more. What are you going to direct those funds towards? Well, first, just to tighten up, the Lingman Lake project is a historic discovery. There were shafts, three sub-levels put in, there were bulk samples taken out. I had noted frequently five of those grading, sorry, four 500-pound bulk samples coming out, grading 19 grams per ton, but that never got into operation. So as a mine engineer, I hesitate to call it a mine, but I understand where you're coming from, it was as close as you can get to an operating mine that you could get before they ran out of money and it went into stasis. So from that data collection and result from that brought us into 2021, we knew at that point that there was something significant about the data that we were able then to look at that had been compilated and gathered throughout 2021. And what we had found was something quite compelling and that was enough to convince myself and subsequently the board to advance what I had already announced to be initial 43-101 at the end of 2022 to advance that to now. And so that was announced, I believe, at the end of February and that's what we're working on. We secured wood engineering to do that, formerly AMAC, one of the largest engineering firms out there. That's rare and I think it speaks to the quality of our team as well as the asset we're working with. So to get us through that, to fund that change in paradigm, if you will, coming into this year, readjusting our strategy and our approach for the balance of the year. We decided to raise some what I call bridge funding. We did aim for a million, as you said, but we were well over subscribed. It was closed out of believe just under two and a half million around there. A lot of our existing shareholders, a lot of new shareholders as well, particularly excited about this paradigm shift and wants to come. So that should carry us through and finance as well into Q3, early Q3 most likely. And it's prior to that when we expect to have that initial 43-101 resource estimate in hand and then publish towards the end of Q2. Let's call it to the end of May. So that's primarily and principally what that funding was for. As you work towards the 43-101, will you be doing some drilling now or saving it for after the 43-101 is released and then using that as your guide for further drilling? It'll definitely be the latter, Chris, a good question. We could continue drilling and stepping out from where we are, but we don't think right now that's the wisest approach to getting the most value brought forward the quickest. So by getting that 43-101 on the hand and having the recommendations from that known and understood, that's when we'll begin to focus our efforts in drilling. And that would most likely be centered around expanding that existing resource, tightening it up, doing whatever is required to come out of that. And it's typical in my experience to see that that's the quickest way to bring in more ounces and grow it ounces that need more tightening, more certainty from drilling. So that would be the focus that as well as continuing to expand that resource to depth right under it. Secondary to that would be in terms of a work plan stepping out from the existing drilling around that existing resource, expanding and identifying the gold system that we believe it's in, which is something that we believe is much larger and what's been identified so far. And how did the recent geophysics grow your target base on your large land package? And what are you going to do with that information this year? That is another exciting part of our story. It's the other side of the coin is what I like to call it is our regional land package. You're right, it's massive. It's encompasses basically 90% of the entire Lingman Lake greenstone belt where this Lingman Lake discovery resides. From that, we were able to complete the airborne geophysics on that entire package in 2021 in the later half. And from that, we were able to grow our high potential, high value targets for further regional exploration from about 7 to over 14 was a massive jump. And we kind of had a strong feeling that the geology was most favorable for that, but to have the data coming in now starting to layer on towards that belief and underpin that belief geologically with data. It's driving us to continue our regional program throughout this year starting up again in the summer. We'll be getting on the ground, doing ground-based geophysics, adding some more layers of data, surface sampling, these sorts of things and compile that quickly to help vector where we would begin test drilling this year for the first steps towards what we hope to be additional discovery or discoveries. That's a great update. Thanks, Robert. I was speaking with Robert Valles from Signature Resources. The ticker is SGU on the TSX Venture Exchange. Again, thanks for your time today, Robert. Most welcome, Chris. Thank you.