Wescan Goldfields starts up to 2,000-meter drill program at Munro Lake project in Saskatchewan

By Public Technologies
  • Wescan Goldfields began diamond drilling at its Munro Lake gold project in northern Saskatchewan.
  • Phase 1 targets up to 2,000 meters of helicopter-supported drilling, expected to run about five weeks.
  • Early holes test extensions of 2013 southeast zone intercepts, including 67.1 g/t gold over 1 meter.
  • Munro Lake sits 7 kilometers northeast of SSR Mining’s Seabee mine and mill complex, Saskatchewan’s only producing gold operation.


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