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From Cobalt, Ontario

TSX Venture Exchange and Gold

The Venture has now posted 8 straight weekly gains and very slightly and briefly topped last summer’s 848 high intra-day Friday before pulling back to close at 844, an 8-point advance from the previous Friday.  Don’t forget, the upcoming trading week will be a shortened one as Canadian and U.S. markets are both closed Monday for Family Day in most of Canada and Presidents’ Day for our friends in the U.S.

It’s truly amazing that the Klondike Gold Rush has been so thoroughly embedded in Canada’s historical conscious yet the Cobalt Silver Boom of the 1900’s – in many ways so much bigger than the Klondike Gold Rush – is largely unknown, another example of how the Toronto/Ottawa establishment likes to snub northern Ontario.

The Cobalt area between 1903 and 1966 officially produced over 440 million ounces of Silver (that’s just what was documented, local experts we’ve spoken to in recent days believe the unofficial figure is closer to 750 million), making it the 3rd-largest Silver producing region in the entire world during that time.  The trading frenzy in mining shares spread to Wall Street.  As the birthplace of Canadian hard rock mining, Cobalt’s impact has been profound and widespread.  Now the region is about to impact the country and the world in different ways, though one must not forget there’s still plenty of high-grade Silver to be found in these parts (and perhaps a major Gold and/or base metal deposit to be discovered as well). The geology is prolific and vast areas are severely under-explored.

A new “buzz” is now developing around the historic mining town of Cobalt, Ontario, with a current population of 1,500. Nearby communities such as New Liskeard and Haileybury bring the area population to at least 15,000.

Understanding the basics of the dramatic history of the Cobalt Camp is critical because that provides answers for what’s happening today and how the future may unfold, creating enormous wealth-building opportunities for investors.   The catalyst for the major revival of this Camp, now in progress, is Cobalt – the now highly strategic metal that was largely “passed over” in the 1900’s in the frantic search for high-grade Silver.  Technological advances are creating hot new demand for Cobalt, and global supply is rather tenuous.  The bottom line is that the world needs more Cobalt, and the best place to find it and mine it is in northern Ontario given the region’s advantages in terms of grades, potential supply, infrastructure and historic activity.  Investors who grasp what’s happening could make fortunes in the months ahead as the Cobalt Rush intensifies – and it will, mark our words.  It will intensify big-time.

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