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To: Michel Landry who wrote (519)	1/6/1999 9:55:00 PM
From: Mitchell	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 603

Goldman Sachs has been replaced by Sprott as the buyer of all blocks. Never on the sell side. I have know idea about news, but without question someone is accumulating. OSC laws require disclosure filling above 10%(?) of float holdings, in the U.S. 5%. Should learn soon who is the buyer. If the company is to be taken over what would be a value for a share. Difficult to figure, forgetting not the Compact Agreement if reached. There appears to always be shares always available so someone(s) not as positive. If the sells dried up I would be more confident. Any idea if Mitchell is attempting to list in the U.S.