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Kenorland Minerals Ltd. has announced promising results from its 2024 summer exploration program at the Frotet Project in northern Quebec. The company reported high-grade gold assays from six drill holes, indicating significant mineralization potential in the area.
The Frotet Project, located in northern Quebec, is operated by Kenorland Minerals Ltd., which holds a 4% net smelter return royalty on the project. The recent exploration program involved 3,266 meters of drilling across six holes, aimed at testing the extensions of known mineralized structures.
The highlights from the drilling program include:
These results indicate a strong presence of high-grade gold in the area, particularly along the R6 and R4 trends.
The 2024 summer drill program was designed to test step-out targets generated from an updated geologic model of the Regnault gold system. The model suggested potential structural complexity where the north-dipping R1 and R6 mineralized structures intersect with the south-dipping R4 vein sets.
The main objectives included:
The encouraging results from the recent drilling program suggest that there is significant potential for further mineralization within the Regnault gold system. Kenorland plans to prioritize follow-up drilling in the area to explore these promising targets further.
As the exploration continues, stakeholders and investors will be keenly watching for updates from Kenorland, as the results could have substantial implications for the company's future operations and the overall gold market in Quebec.
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