Cadillac Mines Intersects 10.96 Grams per Tonne Gold Over 4.4 Metres at Galloway Project

By Public Technologies
  • Cadillac Mines intersected 10.96 grams per tonne gold over 4.4 metres estimated true width at its wholly owned Galloway project in Quebec.
  • The Moriss Zone intersection extends mineralization approximately 75 metres down-dip from previous drilling.
  • Drilling identified a third mineralized shear, Moriss-3, returning 6.81 grams per tonne gold over 3.6 metres estimated true width.
  • Results cover three holes totaling 2,592 metres within Galloway’s 27,500-metre exploration program for 2026.
  • Drilling at Moriss is expected to resume in the first quarter of 2027, targeting Moriss-3 and extensions of the existing shears.


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