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Enduro Metals Corp. Oct. 18 announced the discovery of a new porphyry copper-gold system at Burgundy Ridge on the company's 654-square-kilometer (253 square miles) Newmont Lake project in British Columbia's Golden Triangle. Several shallow holes completed during a first-pass drill program at Burgundy Ridge during 2019 cut mineralization, including one hole that cut 91 meters averaging 0.38% copper and 0.3 grams per metric ton gold from a depth of 36 meters. Following up on...
Enduro Metals Corp. June 30 announced that it has mobilized crews for a 10,000-meter drill program at the company's 654-square-kilometer (253 square miles) Newmont Lake gold-silver-copper project in British Columbia's Golden Triangle. This fully-funded drill program has been designed to test the highest priority targets from extensive grassroots exploration and research since 2018. "The 2021 exploration season is an amalgamation of everything our technical team has learned...
Enduro Metals Corp. Feb. 9 reported that assay results show that the first four holes of the 2020 drill program at its Newmont Lake project in Northern British Columbia tapped shallow high-grade gold associated with longer intervals of bulk-tonnage mineralization. "That is exactly what we want because ultimately near-surface high-grade gold mineralization in the Golden Triangle is commonly spatially associated with a porphyry deposit," said Enduro Metals CEO Cole Evans....
Challenged by a global pandemic and a particularly wet summer, many of Northern British Columbia's mineral explorers became adept to adjusting on the fly as they endeavored to unlock the rich precious, base, and battery metals potential of this section of the Pacific Cordillera. With companies like Skeena Resources Ltd. and Ascot Resources Inc. running year-round drill programs as they seek to establish a new era of gold-silver mines at historic operations in the Golden Triang...
Enduro Metals Corp. is focused on expanding the gold, silver, and copper mineralization being exposed by the rapidly retreating glaciers on its 638-square-kilometer (246 square miles) Newmont Lake project in British Columbia's Golden Triangle. Formerly known as Crystal Lake Mining Corp., in mid-2020 this exploration company changed its name to Enduro Metals to reflect the persistence and optimism of the company's new leadership. Situated about 30 kilometers (19 miles)...
Enduro Metals Corp. Nov. 11 reported that the resampling of core from a historic hole drilled at its Newmont Lake project in Northern British Columbia has revealed a much longer interval of gold-silver-copper mineralization in this hole targeting Northwest Zone than previously realized. Lying alongside the McLymont fault on Enduro's 648-square-kilometer (246 square miles) Newmont Lake project, NW Zone hosts 1.4 million metric tons of historical resource averaging 0.22% (6.8...
Enduro Metals Corp. (formerly Crystal Lake Mining) Oct. 21 reported high-grade gold and copper in the first batch of results from its drilling along the McLymont fault on its 648-square-kilometer (246 square miles) Newmont Lake project in British Columbia's Golden Triangle. Much of this year's drilling targeted the northeast extension of NW Zone, an area along the McLymont fault that hosts 1.4 million metric tons of historical resource containing 6.79 million pounds of...
Crystal Lake Mining Corp. June 22 reported the first high-grade gold mineralization, along with additional copper, gold, silver, zinc, and lead mineralization tapped while testing three target areas at Burgundy Ridge on the company's 551-square-kilometer (213 square miles) Newmont Lake property in British Columbia's Golden Triangle. Situated about 30 kilometers (19 miles) northwest of Skeena Resources' Eskay Creek project and about the same distance southeast of Teck...
