Fortune Bay has completed a processing trade-off study by Ausenco for its Goldfields gold project in Saskatchewan, evaluating on-site doré production versus off-site concentrate production. The study suggests concentrate production could offer lower capital requirements and higher efficiency, supported by recent encouraging metallurgical testwork.
Fortune Bay has completed a processing trade-off study for its Goldfields Gold Project, comparing on-site doré production with a gold-bearing concentrate option. The study suggests that concentrate production could reduce upfront capital and support staged development, though it may result in slightly lower gold recovery.
Fortune Bay has completed a processing trade-off study for its Goldfields Gold Project, comparing on-site doré production with a concentrate production option. The study suggests that concentrate production could offer lower initial capital requirements and support staged development, despite potentially lower gold recovery compared to the doré route.
Wescan Goldfields has identified visible gold in a quartz vein at the North Vein Target of the Munro Lake Project. The company also completed a 553.5 line-kilometre UAV magnetic survey to guide future drilling and mapping.
Wescan Goldfields has identified visible gold in a quartz vein at the North Vein Target of the Munro Lake Project in Saskatchewan. The company also completed a 553.5 line-kilometre UAV magnetic survey that identifies a 1-kilometre magnetic high correlating with mineralized trends.
Wescan Goldfields has identified visible gold in a quartz vein at the surface at the North Vein Target of the Munro Lake Project. The company also completed a UAV magnetic survey that identified a 1-kilometre magnetic high correlating with mineralized trends.
Wescan Goldfields has commenced a 2,000-metre helicopter-supported diamond drilling program at the Munro Lake Project in Saskatchewan. The program aims to test extensions of high-grade intercepts previously identified in 2013.
Ramp Metals has achieved DTC eligibility to enhance US share liquidity and completed a debt settlement via the issuance of 204,383 common shares. Additionally, the company has contracted JP Enterprises to build a temporary exploration camp at the Rottenstone SW property in Saskatchewan.
Trident Resources Corp. has reported high-grade gold drill results from its Contact Lake Project in Saskatchewan, including a standout intercept of 31.98 g/t Au over 3.16m. This mineralization was encountered 220 metres below the lowest historical mine workings, demonstrating significant exploration potential at depth.
