Canagold Continues to Intercept Strong Mineralization in Resource Expansion Drilling Program at New Polaris
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Highlights of the gold mineralization that was intersected are shown below and details of the holes are shown in Table 1.
Highlights
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20.2
grams per tonne (“gpt”) gold (“Au”) over 4.4m from 121.6 m down hole in Hole NP24-09
- Including 26.9 gpt Au over 3.0 m from 123.0 m
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18.3 gpt Au over 4.5 m from 69.8 m down hole in Hole NP24-28
- Including 33.6 gpt Auover2.0 m from 72.3 m
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14.9 gpt Au over 2.1 m from 106.7 m down hole in Hole NP24-11
- Including 30.1 gpt Au over1.7 m from 106.7 m
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12.4 gpt Au over 3.2 m from 213.3 m down hole in Hole NP24-25
- Including19.7 gpt Au over1.0 m from 213.3 m
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9.4 gpt Au over 9.8m from 153.0 m down hole in Hole NP24-09
- Including15.6 gpt Au over2.6 m from 154.5 m
Catalin Kilofliski, Canagold’s CEO, stated, “The results from this additional drilling are encouraging, as they highlight the potential to expand the shallow, high-grade resources* already identified at the
*The New Polaris resource is contained within an Updated Resource report which was prepared by Moose Mountain Technical Services in the format prescribed by NI43-101 Standards of Disclosure for Mineral Projects, and filed on Sedar
Additional Drilling Highlights
Hole ID |
Interval* (m) |
Au (gpt) |
From (m) |
Including |
NP24-09 |
2.5 m |
10.5 gpt |
74.8 m |
23.8 gpt Au / 0.9 m from 74.8 m |
NP24-10 |
1.6 m |
10.0 gpt |
205.5 m |
|
NP24-11 |
2.1 m |
10.2 gpt |
61.3 m |
20.4 gpt Au / 1.0 m from 61.3 m |
NP24-12 |
2.5 m |
8.5 gpt |
80.8 m |
14.7 gpt Au / 1.0 m from 80.0 m |
NP24-12 |
1.8 m |
10.0 gpt |
85.5 m |
|
NP24-13 |
2.3 m |
12.8 gpt |
246.1 m |
17.3 gpt Au / 1.6 m from 246.9 m |
NP24-14 |
0.8 m |
13.5 gpt |
184.6 m |
|
NP24-14 |
2.0 m |
15.6 gpt |
214.8 m |
|
NP24-15 |
1.4 m |
14.9 gpt |
34.1 m |
|
NP24-15 |
4.2 m |
9.9 gpt |
79.8 m |
17.3 gpt Au / 2.0 m from 82.0 m |
NP24-16 |
0.9 m |
20.9 gpt |
138.8 m |
|
NP24-17 |
2.3 m |
21.7 gpt |
51.7 m |
25.2 gpt Au / 1.5 m from 51.7 m |
NP24-17 |
1.0 m |
12.3 gpt |
97.5 m |
|
NP24-18 |
1.8 m |
12.9 gpt |
213.2 m |
|
NP24-19 |
2.2 m |
14.3 gpt |
228.5 m |
|
NP24-20 |
3.9 m |
7.6 gpt |
54.4 m |
54.3 gpt Au / 0.5 m from 55.9 m |
NP24-22 |
2.3 m |
14.1 gpt |
56.9 m |
20.2 gpt Au / 1.5 m from 56.9 m |
NP24-24 |
1.0 m |
12.3 gpt |
138.0 m |
|
NP24-26 |
3.1 m |
9.6 gpt |
84.8 m |
23.1 gpt Au / 1.2 m from 84.8 m |
NP24-29 |
3.0 m |
10.8 gpt |
185.0 m |
16.2 gpt Au / 1.5 m from 186.5m |
NP24-31 |
1.2 m |
10.3 gpt |
34.7 m |
|
Hole ID |
UTM E NAD83 |
UTM N NAD83 |
Elev(m) |
Azi (deg) |
Dip (deg) |
Depth (m) |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
NP24-09 |
579097 |
6507839 |
180 |
294.5 |
-31 |
306 |
NP24-10 |
579156 |
6507898 |
172 |
277 |
-23 |
321 |
NP24-11 |
579097 |
6507839 |
180 |
295 |
-11 |
414 |
NP24-12 |
579097 |
6507839 |
180 |
272 |
-47 |
300 |
NP24-13 |
579156 |
6507898 |
172 |
285 |
-23 |
302 |
NP24-14 |
579156 |
6507898 |
172 |
277 |
-43 |
440 |
NP24-15 |
579097 |
6507839 |
180 |
252 |
-43 |
303 |
NP24-16 |
579156 |
6507898 |
172 |
262 |
-41 |
344 |
NP24-17 |
579097 |
6507839 |
180 |
284 |
-11 |
360 |
NP24-18 |
579156 |
6507898 |
172 |
269 |
-42 |
323 |
NP24-19 |
579156 |
6507898 |
172 |
277 |
-48 |
353 |
NP24-20 |
579097 |
6507839 |
180 |
283 |
-23 |
303 |
NP24-22 |
579097 |
6507839 |
180 |
245 |
-45 |
330 |
NP24-24 |
579097 |
6507839 |
180 |
272 |
-41 |
279 |
NP24-25 |
579156 |
6507898 |
172 |
269 |
-29 |
275 |
NP24-26 |
579097 |
6507839 |
180 |
252 |
-38 |
240 |
NP24-28 |
579097 |
6507839 |
180 |
262 |
-33 |
98 |
NP24-29 |
579156 |
6507898 |
172 |
277 |
-29 |
293 |
NP24-31 |
579156 |
6507898 |
172 |
262 |
-46 |
162 |
Table 1: Drill Hole Data
*Drill intercepts shown are core length as insufficient drilling and modelling has taken place to determine the true dip and strike orientation of the veins being intercepted.
Multiple veins are being intercepted in this area of the deposit as shown in Figure 1.
The drilling program has now been completed with 10,300 meters being drilled in 34 holes. The drilling has intercepted five separate zones of mineralization in this area.
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Drill Core Sampling and Quality Assurance – Quality Control Program
Drill core is geologically logged to identify the gold mineralized zones that are allocated unique sample number tickets and marked for cutting using a purpose-built diamond blade rock saw. Half core samples are collected in labelled bags and the other half remains in the original core box stored on site. Quality control (QC) samples including certified reference material standards, blanks and duplicates are inserted into the sample sequence at intervals of one in ten on a rotating basis to monitor laboratory performance and provide quality assurance (QA) of the assay results. Several sample bags are transported together in rice bags with unique numbered security tags attached and labelled with Company and lab contact information to ensure sample security and chain of custody during shipment to the lab.
Diamond drill core samples were prepared at MSA Labs’
Some diamond drill core samples were submitted to the
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"Catalin Kilofliski”
____________________
Catalin Kilofliski, Chief Executive Officer
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