- Q2 Metals (QTWO) has begun the first phase of the 2023 exploration campaign at Mia Lithium property in James Bay, Québec
- The Phase 1 work program consists of ground induced polarity, resistivity, and detailed airborne magnetic surveying
- This field program will define drill targets for drilling this summer. Q2 anticipates its inaugural drill program to begin in July 2023
- Q2 Metals Corp. (QTWO) opened trading at C$0.71
Q2 Metals (QTWO) has begun the first phase of the 2023 exploration campaign at Mia Lithium property in James Bay, Québec.
The Phase 1 work program consists of ground induced polarity, resistivity, and detailed airborne magnetic surveying.
The survey will span 4 km with 10 lines at 100-metre line spacing and is intended to highlight additional prospecting or drilling targets. The company has engaged TMC Géophysique out of Val d’Or to carry out the fieldwork.
The company has also retained Prospectair Geosurveys Inc., a leading geophysical surveying group, based in Gatineau, to complete a 2,078 line-km airborne magnetic survey. The survey will have line-spacing of 50 metres with a low ground-clearance of approximately 25 metres above the surface.
“After raising $10.25 million earlier this year, our team has been eager to start on our work program at our flagship Mia Property,” said Q2 Chief Executive Officer, Alicia Milne. “This Phase 1 work program will provide valuable information for our summer exploration campaign.”
This field program will define drill targets for drilling this summer. Q2 anticipates its inaugural drill program to begin in July 2023.
Q2 Metals Corp. (QTWO) is a Canadian mineral exploration company currently advancing exploration of its 86.6 sq. km. Mia Lithium project.
Q2 Metals Corp. (QTWO) opened trading at C$0.71.