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Linear Minerals Corp. reports developments as a Canadian junior mineral exploration company focused on mineral properties in Quebec. Company updates center on exploration programs at the Lac Marion uranium and rare earth element property, including prospecting, geological mapping, radiometric surveys, rock sampling, work permits, trenching and diamond-drilling plans.
Recurring news also covers non-brokered private placements using flow-through shares, common-share units and warrants, as well as portfolio and corporate-structure changes. Linear completed a plan of arrangement that transferred the Pontax West Lithium Property to Westlinear Minerals Corp., while Linear remained a listed junior exploration company and reporting issuer in British Columbia, Alberta and Ontario.
Linear Minerals (OTCQB:LINMF / CSE:LINE) announced shareholders approved all matters at the annual general and special meeting held on October 22, 2025, including re-election of five directors, appointment of DeVisser Gray LLP as auditors, and re-approval of the Stock Option Plan and Restricted Share Unit Plan.
Shareholders also approved a Plan of Arrangement (dated August 1, 2025) to spin out the Pontax West Lithium Property into subsidiary Spinco (Westlinear Minerals) at a distribution ratio of 1 Spinco share per 10 Linear shares. Completion requires Supreme Court of British Columbia and Canadian Securities Exchange approval; the Share Distribution Record Date will be announced later.
Linear Minerals Corp. (OTCQB:LINMF) has announced a strategic Plan of Arrangement to spin out its Pontax West Lithium Property in Quebec to its subsidiary Westlinear Minerals Corp. Under the arrangement, shareholders will receive 1 share of Westlinear for every 10 shares of Linear owned on the share distribution record date.
The spinout will result in shareholders owning stakes in two separate public companies: Linear Minerals, which will focus on its other properties, and Westlinear Minerals, which will concentrate on the Pontax West Lithium Property. The arrangement requires shareholder approval, British Columbia Supreme Court approval, and Canadian Securities Exchange acceptance before completion.
Linear Minerals Corp (CSE:LINE)(OTCQB:LINMF) has announced the granting of 4,500,000 restricted share units (RSUs) to company consultants and directors under its shareholder-approved RSU Plan. The vesting schedule is structured over an 8-month period, with 50% of the RSUs vesting after 4 months from the grant date and the remaining 50% vesting after 8 months. Each RSU can be converted into one common share of the company upon vesting.
Linear Minerals has announced drilling results from its Augustus Lithium Property in Quebec, Canada. Key findings include:
Drill hole LC24-98 intercepted:
- 0.39% lithium oxide over 17m at 61.50m depth
- 0.40% lithium oxide over 5.35m at 104.3m depth
- 0.46% lithium oxide over 2.75m at 125.50m depth
- 0.33% lithium oxide over 8.50m at 130.25m depth
Drill hole LC24-99 intersected 1.09% lithium oxide over 5m at 1.45m depth. The mineralization is primarily distributed in pegmatites with spodumene as the main lithium mineral. The 2024 drill program included 11 drill holes totaling 1,558 metres, bringing the property's total to 100 drill holes covering 18,165.64 metres.
Linear Minerals Corp (LINMF) has announced significant drilling results from its Augustus Lithium Property in Quebec, Canada. Drill hole LC24-97 revealed four notable lithium-bearing zones, with the most significant intercept showing 1.00% lithium oxide over 8.90 meters at 139 meters depth.
The key lithium intercepts include:
- 3.35m at 0.82% Li2O from 10.15m depth
- 4.25m at 1.19% Li2O from 89.4m depth
- 10m at 0.67% Li2O from 97.4m depth
- 8.90m at 1.00% Li2O from 139m depth
The hole also discovered anomalous values of rare metals including beryllium, cesium, niobium, tantalum, and rubidium, along with nickel and chromium mineralization. This drill hole was positioned 40m from hole LC21-20 to expand the main Augustus mineralized zone. The 2024 drill program included 11 holes totaling 1,558 metres, bringing the property's total to 100 drill holes covering 18,165.64 metres.
Linear Minerals has announced drilling results from its Augustus Lithium Property in Quebec, Canada. Two drill holes revealed significant lithium oxide (Li2O) intercepts:
- LC24-95 intercepted 0.46% Li2O over 25.15m at 88.45m depth, with three mineralized zones showing varying grades including a bottom intercept of 0.60% Li2O over 13m.
- LC24-96 yielded stronger results with 1.01% Li2O over 18.1m at 49.9m depth, and a middle intercept of 1.01% Li2O over 9.50m.
Both holes contained anomalous values of other rare metals including beryllium, cesium, niobium, tantalum, and rubidium. The 2024 drill program included 11 holes totaling 1,558 metres, bringing the property's cumulative diamond drilling to 18,165.64 metres across 100 holes.
Linear Minerals Corp (OTCQB:LINMF) has announced significant drilling results from its Augustus Lithium Property in Quebec. The key findings include:
Drill hole LC24-93 intersected 1.02% lithium oxide over 9.95 meters at 68.45m depth, with notable rare metal values including beryllium, cesium, and rubidium. A one-meter enriched zone showed 1% Li2O with elevated nickel, manganese, and zinc levels.
Drill hole LC24-94 yielded a lower-grade intercept of 0.39% lithium oxide over 6.9 meters at 61.35m depth, also containing anomalous rare metal values.
The 2024 drill program comprised 11 holes totaling 1,558 metres, bringing the property's cumulative diamond drilling to 18,165.64 metres across 100 holes. The Augustus Property spans over 15,000 hectares, located approximately 40 kilometres northwest of Val d'Or.
Linear Minerals Corp (LINMF) has announced significant drilling results from its Augustus Lithium Property in Quebec, Canada. The company reported findings from two drill holes (LC24-91 and LC24-92) as part of its 2024 exploratory program.
Drill hole LC24-91 revealed three lithium zones with notable intersections:
- Upper: 19.6m wide at 75.95m depth, averaging 0.57% Li2O
- Middle: 12.45m wide at 102.85m depth, averaging 1.02% Li2O
- Lower: 4.55m wide at 115.30m depth, averaging 0.83% Li2O
Drill hole LC24-92 identified two lower-grade lithium zones:
- Upper: 6m wide at 134.8m depth, averaging 0.21% Li2O
- Lower: 25.10m wide at 146.40m depth, averaging 0.16% Li2O