Well you are lucky there Lander.  If you sold a while ago you likely were able to obtain a price higher than the current one.  That means you can buy back in and "average down".

Achieving things in Northern Canada is always fraught with unforeseen obstacles.  It usually comes down to the simple fact that people and machine resources are scarce and companies always over promise what they can achieve mainly to avoid the business going elsewhere.  They always have the weather to blame for any difficulties.

An additional factor right now has to be the limited daylight.  I suspect there are very stringent rules about operating helicopters with loads dangling beneath and suspect that daylight only might be one of them.  As I recall at this time of the year the sun in Yellowknife  comes up at about morning coffee (10:00 AM) and goes down about afternoon coffee(3:00 AM).  Now I could be compressing that a bit but would be surprised it is any longer than 0900 to 1600.

We have all hung on for this long so lets try and keep the faith and ride this one out.  It seems to have excellent prospects so keep focussed on that "half full" glass.

Montrose.