NSGCF - Northstar Gold Corp Completes Key Surveys and Signs Letter of Intent for Boston Creek Mines Property
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Northstar Gold Corp's CEO, BrianFowler joined Steve Darling from Proactive to announce significantprogress in the company’s exploration efforts. Northstar hassuccessfully completed Pulse-EM surface electromagnetic and boreholeelectromagnetic surveys over a 900-meter southeast strike extension ofthe Cam Copper Mine trend on the company's Miller Copper-GoldProperty in Ontario. The Cam Copper Mine is a historically significantsite, known for its road-accessible shaft mine and its small-scale yethigh-grade production of 'direct shipping' copper ore.
Fowler shared insights into the EM surveyfindings, which defined a strong near-surface conductor indicatingpossible massive sulphide mineralization. This "Zone 2 ExtensionConductor" has a minimum strike length of 350 meters, a depthextent of 150 meters, and strikes at 319° Az with a dip of -82degrees to the northeast. This conductor aligns with several magneticanomalies detected approximately 600 to 900 meters southeast of theCam Copper mine site, suggesting it could represent a southeastexpansion of the previously drilled Cam Copper VMS Zone 2.
In addition to these promising surveyresults, Northstar has signed a Letter of Intent with Boston CreekMines Ltd. for their 100%-owned, 65-hectare Boston Creek MinesProperty. This property is strategically located adjacent andnorthwest of Northstar’s Miller Copper-Gold Property on the historicBoston Creek Copper Trend.
Fowler expressed optimism about thesedevelopments, highlighting that the EM survey results and the newagreement with Boston Creek Mines Ltd. are pivotal for Northstar. Theidentification of the Zone 2 Extension Conductor could unlocksignificant new resources, while the acquisition of the Boston CreekMines Property aligns with Northstar’s strategy to consolidate andexpand their holdings in this mineral-rich region.
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