- Green River Gold (CCR) provided assay results and updated drilling results on Zone 2 at the Quesnel Nickel project
- Nine of 17 shallow backpack drill holes from Zone 2 of the Deep Purple magnetic anomaly encountered nickel, chromium, cobalt, and magnesium from surface
- Drilling continues, and another six holes are planned to be drilled this winter
- Perry Little, President and CEO of Green River Gold, sat down with Sabrina Cuthbert to discuss the results
- Green River Gold (CCR) opened trading at C$0.075
Green River Gold (CCR) provided assay results and updated drilling results on Zone 2 at the Quesnel Nickel project.
Nine of 17 shallow backpack drill holes from Zone 2 of the Deep Purple magnetic anomaly encountered nickel, chromium, cobalt, and magnesium from surface.
Green River has also received assay results for the first two of four deeper holes drilled with a Winkie drill on Zone 2 to date, while assays for the two most recent holes are pending. Drilling continues, and another six holes are planned to be drilled this winter.
The average nickel content from surface to the end was 0.2439 per cent. Drill hole WK-22-06 was tested to a depth of 129.2 metres. From surface to 8.2 metres, the company drilled through glacial till until encountering bedrock. From 8.2 metres to the bottom, the average nickel content was 0.2093 per cent.
Perry Little, President and CEO of Green River Gold, sat down with Sabrina Cuthbert to discuss the results.
The entire Deep Purple magnetic anomaly has a linear length of 14 km over 6.63 sq. km.
Green River Gold (CCR) is a Canadian mineral exploration company focused on its Fontaine Gold project, Quesnel Nickel project, and Kymar Silver project, which are in renowned mining districts in British Columbia.
Green River Gold (CCR) opened trading at C$0.075.
