Gold Terra Intersects 6.61 g/t Gold Over 7.35 Meters at Con Mine’s Zone 103N

By Public Technologies
  • Gold Terra on November 5, 2026, reported 6.61 g/t gold over 7.35 meters at Con Mine’s Zone 103N in Yellowknife.
  • The intersection included 31.6 g/t gold over 1.1 meters; another hole returned 1.11 g/t gold over 12.9 meters.
  • Zone 103N’s June 2026 inferred resource totaled 595,000 gold ounces across 5,083,000 tonnes averaging 3.64 g/t.
  • Drilling continues along the Campbell Shear northern extension, with assays pending for additional completed holes.
  • The option to acquire 100% of the Con Mine Option property from a Newmont subsidiary remains valid until November 21, 2027.


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