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News about Li-FT Power Ltd. (LIFFF) centers on its lithium-focused exploration programs and corporate developments in Canada. The company’s releases highlight drilling, sampling, and technical work at the Yellowknife Lithium Project in the Northwest Territories, as well as activities at other lithium pegmatite projects including the Cali, Nottaway, Pontax, and Galinée properties.
Investors following LIFFF news can read detailed updates on drill campaigns targeting spodumene-bearing pegmatite dykes such as the Shorty and Nite corridors at Yellowknife. Releases describe drill hole locations, lithium oxide (Li₂O) assay intervals, and the geological interpretation of pegmatite corridors. Additional coverage includes channel and rock sampling results at the Cali Project, and indicator mineral studies at the Nottaway Project that report elevated spodumene grain counts in till samples.
Li-FT’s news flow also covers environmental baseline studies and community collaboration at Yellowknife, including programs led by Det'on Cho Environmental and recognition through the Trailblazer Award from the Northwest Territories and Nunavut Chamber of Mines. Corporate and capital markets updates appear as well, such as the filing of a short form base shelf prospectus, option and royalty agreements on properties like Pontax and Galinée, and equity incentive grants.
This LIFFF news page aggregates these company-issued updates in one place, allowing readers to review exploration results, technical milestones, partnership announcements, and financing tools described by Li-FT. For those tracking lithium exploration in Canada, it offers a focused view of how Li-FT reports progress across its project portfolio over time.
Li-FT Power (TSXV: LIFT, OTCQX: LIFFF) announced a significant expansion of its Cali Project by staking an additional 9,681 hectares in the Little Nahanni Pegmatite District, Northwest Territories, Canada. The new claims host outcropping spodumene pegmatites, continuing the Cali dyke swarm. This expansion follows the Government of Canada’s approval of amendments to the Sahtú Land Use Plan. CEO Francis MacDonald emphasized the cost-effectiveness of staking for increasing land position and potential project size. Additionally, LIFT terminated a previous agreement with Infinity Stone Ventures Corp. for the Shorty West Lithium Claim and entered a new agreement to acquire it in exchange for 12,000 common shares, pending TSX Venture Exchange approval. Lastly, LIFT granted 7,544 Deferred Share Units (DSUs) to independent directors, valued at $2.65 per DSU, as part of its Share Incentive Plan.
Li-FT Power (TSXV: LIFT) (OTCQX: LIFFF) has announced a strategic acquisition of the Shorty West Lithium mineral claim from Infinity Stone Ventures Corp. The claim is adjacent to LIFT's existing Yellowknife Lithium Project, potentially expanding the company's lithium resources. As consideration, LIFT will issue 12,000 common shares to Infinity Stone Ventures, subject to resale restrictions under Canadian securities laws. The acquisition, dated July 17, 2024, is pending approval from the TSX Venture Exchange. This move demonstrates LIFT's commitment to strengthening its position in the lithium market and expanding its project portfolio in the Yellowknife area.
Li-FT Power has announced assay results from 13 drill holes at its Yellowknife Lithium Project in the Northwest Territories.
The highlights include 25 meters at 1.21% Li2O at the Shorty pegmatite, and 13 meters at 1.05% Li2O at the Ki pegmatite. These results conclude the winter 2024 drill program, which comprised around 50,000 meters over the last 12 months. Significant intervals of spodumene mineralization were identified across multiple pegmatite complexes: Shorty, Ki, Echo, BIG East, Fi SW, Nite, and BIG West.
The company plans to release a maiden resource estimate and metallurgical test work in the coming months. CEO Francis MacDonald commended the team for their successful winter drill program, emphasizing the project's scale and potential growth. The company continues to explore additional mineralization at depth and along strike in these areas.
Li-FT Power reported assay results from 13 drill holes at the Yellowknife Lithium Project, intersecting significant spodumene mineralization. Notable results include 33 m at 1.09% Li2O at the Echo pegmatite. The drilling program covered various pegmatite complexes including Echo, BIG East, Ki, Fi Main, and Shorty, with the Echo showing the most promising results. Highlights include YLP-0281 hitting 15 m at 1.19% Li2O and YLP-0285 hitting 17 m at 1.05% Li2O. Drilling revealed new spodumene-bearing dykes, indicating potential for further discoveries.
Li-FT Power has announced assay results from 12 drill holes at its Yellowknife Lithium Project (YLP) in the Northwest Territories. The highlights include a 35-meter interval at 1.32% Li2O at the Shorty pegmatite and an 11-meter interval at 1.16% Li2O at the Ki pegmatite. Other significant results were reported from the Echo, BIG East, and Fi Main pegmatites. These findings extend high-grade mineralization at the Shorty pegmatite to a total of 400 meters on the surface. The company recently completed its winter drilling program, totaling 49,548 meters across 286 diamond drill holes. These new intersections provide promising indications of substantial lithium resources, which could enhance the project's economic viability.
Li-FT Power reports significant findings at the Cali Lithium Project in Canada, with grab samples showing up to 3% Li2O within a 1.5 km by 1 km area. The company conducted a successful surface program in 2023, revealing a larger spodumene pegmatite dyke system than anticipated, with numerous spodumene pegmatite swarms present. Out of 163 grab samples collected, 124 returned grades greater than 1.0% Li2O, indicating strong lithium potential at the site. The CEO of LIFT, Francis MacDonald, expressed optimism about the project's potential to host a large spodumene resource.
Li-FT Power reported results from its summer 2023 exploration program at the Pontax Project and the Rupert Project in Quebec. An impressive 13 km by 6 km spodumene anomaly was defined at Pontax, suggesting a potential large spodumene pegmatite dyke swarm buried beneath glacial sediments. Additional spodumene anomalies were found on the Rupert property. The company collected rock samples with lithium values of up to 0.56% Li2O and conducted a till sampling program to test for lithium anomalies.
LIFT, a lithium exploration company, reported significant assay results from 16 drill holes at its Yellowknife Lithium Project in NWT. The drilling intersected spodumene mineralization, with highlights of 1.34% Li2O over 35 meters at the BIG East pegmatite. The Company completed a successful winter drilling program with a total of 286 diamond drill holes, showing promising lithium zones.
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