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Goldhills Holding (TSXV:GHL) (OTCQB: GODZF) has filed a drilling permit for its Lennac Lake Property in British Columbia, targeting copper deposits in the West Zone. The company plans to conduct 2800 meters of drilling across 4 sites upon permit approval. Additionally, Goldhills has expanded its exploration area by 1176.99 hectares, bringing the total to 3476 hectares.
Preliminary fieldwork has begun in the south and east zones, focusing on silver and molybdenum deposits. 324 tree bark samples were collected for analysis, with results expected in Q3. The Lennac Lake Project, located in central British Columbia, has a history of exploration dating back to 1971 and shows potential for porphyry and related mineralization discovery.