1. Little Abitibi was drilled in Dec 2007. Unless I missed it why no apparent data?

2. Given the Hocshield buy in at a premium, why then are the shares trading a third lower?

3. Why is it in the best interests for all investors that we revoke the shareholder rights plan awarded to all shareholders as a from of protection? HOC has flatly stated (posts on various boards) they want it all. Let em have it now @ $5.00 a share for all properties and the Creek. That would be my price tag and I would be happy to flea the stock and posting

JMO: other than adding properties and developing Holmer to this stage, what has the company done over the past 2-3 years to improve shareholder value? The share price has been historically a dud while we have patiently waited for exciting times to happen. If I'm correct, the SRP plan awarded in 2006 allowed for a little bump in share price.

Given the # of shares traded daily for the past 60 days, demand isnt apparent. Sounds more like a combination of departure and accumulation with the latter being important from today's special meeting perspective Again JMHO

I certainly hope the decisions made later today satisfy those who have dilligently posted here and on SH.

Elvis: cottages come at a premium. Especially waterfront in Muskoka or Georgian Bay. Its difficult to score one under market value. Since the demand is quite high and supply somewhat low, this explains the high price tag for recreational properties.