With the announcement made by Copper Reef, their Base Metal Drilling is about to begin north of Sourdough Bay in the main Flin Flon camp of northern Manitoba. Initially, the plans are to drill two to three targets of seven Airbourne VTEM targets that occur just north of the former Pine Bay, Baker Patton and …
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Newrange Gold had announced the submittal of all necessary documents and applications to the US Bureau of Land Management to transfer the existing Pamlico Permits for underground development and bulk sampling under the name of Newrange Gold. There are meetings scheduled to review these applications. All secured permits, once transferred, will be held by Newrange’s …
Pacton Gold announces an agreement with Frontline Gold Corporation to acquire additional mineral claims in the Red Lake area. These claims are located along side and to the north of Pacton’s existing landholdings, extending within three km of Goldcorp’s newest #3 production shaft. This includes limited historical diamond drilling, including the intersection of 24 g/t …
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DigiGeoData continuously monitors exploration activities in active mining regions of Canada and provides data through a web-mapping application as well as printed maps. These statistics are based on its recent publication of the Athabasca Basin exploration activity map (January 2019). The Athabasca Basin is a unique mining area in Canada and has been a very active …
History of the Cobalt Ontario Mining Camp Silver was first discovered at the southeast end of Cobalt Lake in Ontario in 1903 by James J. McKinley and Ernest Darragh, who working on the new Temiskaming and Northern Ontario Railway. They noticed metal in a road cut, staked a claim, and sent samples for assaying. The …
Information Circular 2018-5 The Golden Triangle includes most of the major gold, silver and copper deposits in west-central Stikinia, a long-lived oceanic arc terrane that extends for about 1000 km along the length of the Canadian Cordillera. Most deposits are related to the Hazelton Group and affiliated intrusions (Latest Triassic to Middle Jurassic). More than 150 …
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