- SKRR Exploration (SKRR) has received formal approval from the TSX Venture Exchange to acquire a 100-per-cent interest in the Father Lake Nickel Property
- The property consists of nine mineral claims comprising a total of 4,727.382 hectares in Saskatchewan
- There are numerous nickel and copper showings along the trend on the property
- The property covers several historic nickel and copper showings
- SKRR Exploration is unchanged, trading at C$0.18 at 11:50 am ET
SKRR Exploration (SKRR) has received approval from the TSX Venture Exchange to acquire a 100-per-cent interest in the Father Lake Nickel Property.
The property consists of nine mineral claims comprising a total of 4,727.382 hectares in Saskatchewan.
The property’s host rock is a 200-metre to 800-metre-wide norite body that can be traced for 16 kilometres trending East North East.
There are numerous nickel and copper showings along the trend.
The claims cover the eastern half of previous Strongbow Exploration Inc.’s Nickel Lake-Dumas Lake Project, including several historic nickel and copper showings.
“The addition and approval of the Father Lake Nickel exploration asset adds to the SKRR large portfolio of gold exploration assets. Nickel, in particular, goes through the eye of electrification just as gold acts as a tremendous hedge against all things uncertain. Investors can look to the growing assets and exploration success of SKRR in Saskatchewan as we enter another season of drilling,” said SKRR CEO Sherman Dahl.
Vancouver-based SKRR believes that the Father Lake nickel, copper, cobalt showings may represent the same style of mineralization and possibly the same mineralizing event as Nickel King deposit, which lies 90 km to the northeast of the Father Lake property.
SKRR is a metal explorer with properties in Saskatchewan, one of the world’s highest ranked mining jurisdictions. The company’s primary exploration focus is on the Trans-Hudson Corridor in Saskatchewan in search of world class precious metal deposits.
SKRR Exploration is unchanged, trading at C$0.18 at 11:50 am ET.