CANADIAN METALS INC. Bedrock mapping and prospecting by geologists over the fertile Benjamin Rhyolite with focus on the LG Showing where Visible Gold was discovered in the '455' Vein was completed at end of July. A total of 164 samples were collected and have been dispatched to Actlabs Ltd. for fire assay and lithogeochemical analysis; results are expected by mid to late-September. A structural analysis of the Quartz-Au vein system across GoldStrike property is ongoing with reporting expected by end of October.
A new mineralized rhyolite occurrence "Alyssa W" was found 400m West of the original Alyssa discovery. An IP survey will be carried out as soon as possible over the zone and tested for its economic potential by either trenching and(or) drilling.
The interpretation of the Geophysical surveys both the Mag-TDEM and IP surveys have outlined major structures and Chargeability anomalies associated with mineral occurrences indicating lateral continuity to the mineralized zones. Work is ongoing to define new targets to follow-up.
A new trenching and sampling program is starting on the
Grab sample positions were recorded with a GPS. Standard industry Quality Assurance and Quality Control (QA-QC) procedures have been implemented to ensure best practices in sampling and analysis of the grab samples. A secure sample chain of custody was also implemented and samples delivered directly to the laboratory in
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