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To: stockman who wrote (708)	4/20/1998 1:47:00 PM
From: Al Cern	Respond to of 769

Manager, Water Board Secretariat Yukon Territory Water Board Suite 106, 200 Range Road Whitehorse, Yukon Y1A 3V1 (403) 667-3980 Fax: (403) 668-3628 This is the place where the information is. They may be able to give you info re: the fish survival test, and the tailings dam leakage. Your other option would be to call the Whitehorse Times and see what Chuck Tobin has to say. You could phone the company at their Carmacks headquarters, but I'm not sure where that would lead. If I still owned any shares, I would do it myself. Sincerely, Al Cern

To: stockman who wrote (708)	5/3/1998 12:33:00 PM
From: Crusader	Respond to of 769

What a bunch of fools the management of this company are. Get the mill up and running and generate cash flow and stop pissing around even if they have to take on some debt to do it!

To: stockman who wrote (708)	5/7/1998 10:15:00 AM
From: Al Cern	Respond to of 769

stockman, Any news, rumors, innuendo, or thoughts? Sincerely, Al Cern

To: stockman who wrote (708)	5/12/1998 11:24:00 AM
From: Al Cern	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 769

Spring run off measures successful BYG Natural Resources Inc BYG Shares issued 55,585,360 May 8 close $0.30 Tue 12 May 98 News Release Mr. Graham Dickson reports Recent instrumentation installation work (thermistors and piezometers) carried out at the Mt. Nansen facility allowed for outside engineers to inspect the interior and the foundations of the tailings dam. From these inspections it was clear that the integrity of the dam had not been compromised, by thawing of the permafrost foundations. In fact extension of the permafrost into the dam itself was noted at various locations. Various measures taken to reduce spring run off into the tailings impoundment have been successful. It is clear that with more than 90 per cent of the spring run off having occurred the tailings impoundment will have the capacity to allow operations to continue without any danger of excess water flowing out of the spillway. Other measures to allow even greater protection of the impoundment throughout the year are in the permitting stage. Substantial changes to the water treatment plant's equipment and operations have resulted in its ability to produce an effluent that is an order of magnitude lower in regulated pollutants than that required by the water licence. The last two fish bio assay tests were passed successfully. BYG is continuing to operate its water treatment plant in such a manner as to continually upgrade its performance. BYG will produce an operational manual and full description of the minimum processes and performances required in order to achieve the certainty of meeting the more stringent effluent guidelines of the nineties. (c) Copyright 1998 Canjex Publishing Ltd. canada-stockwatch.com