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Talisker Resources Ltd. reports news on gold exploration, development and production activities in British Columbia, Canada. Company updates center on the high-grade, fully permitted Bralorne Gold Project and production at the Mustang Mine, including diamond drilling, resource-conversion programs, underground development, face sampling and assay results from vein systems such as Alhambra, BK and BK-9870.
Recurring developments also include ore purchase and milling arrangements, mine logistics, operating continuity at Bralorne, and exploration activity across areas such as Bralorne West, Olympus, Congress, Pioneer Deeps, Ladner and the Spences Bridge Gold Belt.
Talisker Resources Ltd. (TSKFF) announced positive results from metallurgical test work at the Bralorne Gold Project's Charlotte Zone. Key results include an average recovery of 95.9% across six flotation tests, with grades of 2.16g/t and 1.72g/t Au. The tests indicate a strong correlation between gold and sulphur recoveries, suggesting high-value concentrate potential. CEO Terry Harbort highlighted improved economic outlook for bulk tonnage mineralization, expecting recoveries to exceed the historical average of 90% at Bralorne. Further tests, including cyanide leaching, are underway.
Talisker Resources Ltd. announced a significant expansion of its drilling program at the Bralorne Gold Project, increasing the planned meterage from 50,000m to 100,000m for 2021. This expansion follows 43,500m already drilled since February 2020, enhancing the conversion of recently discovered mineralization to the inferred category. The company is fully funded to complete this initiative, which will push total drilling past 120,000m. Talisker aims to enhance resource definition and create shareholder value, with a webinar scheduled for April 22nd to discuss the project further.
On April 7, 2021, Talisker Resources Ltd. announced the results of its ongoing 50,000m drill program at the Bralorne Gold Project in British Columbia. Key findings include high-grade gold mineralization discovered in various drill holes across the King, Bralorne West, and East Blocks. Notable intersections include 9.95 g/t gold over 0.90m in the King Block and 13.90 g/t gold over 0.50m in the East Block. The company has completed 18,111 metres of drilling and currently awaits results for 4,965 samples. A resource estimate based on these results is expected in 2022.
Talisker Resources Ltd. (TSKFF) has released promising drill assay results from its Bralorne Gold Project in British Columbia. The ongoing resource drill program, utilizing four rigs, has confirmed the continuity of both bulk tonnage gold mineralization at the Charlotte Zone and high-grade veins at depth. Key highlights include intersections of 1.26 g/t gold over 10.20m and 10.05 g/t gold over 1.10m in the Charlotte Zone, indicating significant potential. Talisker aims to further update investors as laboratory turnaround times normalize, enhancing the frequency of operational updates.
Talisker Resources Ltd. (TSKFF) held its annual meeting on November 5, 2020, with 111,695,422 shares represented, accounting for 52.3% of total shares. All proposed resolutions were approved, including the election of seven directors and the appointment of PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP as auditors. Newly elected directors include Eric Tremblay and Susan Mitchell. Tremblay has 30 years of experience in mine operations, while Mitchell is a former investment banker. Talisker's projects, including the Bralorne Gold Project, cover 297,644 hectares in British Columbia.
Talisker Resources Ltd. (TSKFF) has provided an update on its Greenfield's exploration program across its Spences Bridge, Remington, and Golden Hornet projects in British Columbia. The exploration encompassed 188 claims over 2,406 square kilometers, with 6,020 soil, 273 stream, and 529 rock samples collected. Notable discoveries include epithermal quartz veins at the Nova and Cyclone prospects and promising assays from the Golden Hornet project, yielding values up to 26 g/t gold. Despite delays in assay results due to laboratory backlogs, Talisker is progressing with permitting for diamond drilling and further exploration initiatives.
Talisker Resources Ltd. has announced an operational update for its Bralorne Gold Project, revealing an increase in its 2020 drill program from 17,000m to 23,000m due to positive drilling results, including intersections of 57.8 g/t gold. So far, 14,811m has been drilled, with 5,715 assay samples received. The company is also planning for a 2021 winter program and investing in additional drilling equipment. With C$34 million in cash, Talisker aims to further expand its drilling activities, having identified new high-grade vein targets.
Talisker Resources Ltd. has appointed Dr. Michael Carew as Vice President of Corporate and Strategic Development. With seven years of experience as a senior mining analyst at Haywood Securities and a PhD in Economic Geology, Dr. Carew's expertise is expected to enhance the Company's strategic initiatives, particularly in advancing its gold projects: Bralorne, Spences Bridge, and Remington. Talisker is well-positioned in British Columbia's gold sector, holding significant exploration potential across multiple projects covering 297,644 hectares.
Talisker Resources Ltd. has obtained final approval to list its common shares on the Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX), with trading expected to commence on October 14, 2020 under the symbol TSK. The company will voluntarily delist its shares from the Canadian Securities Exchange (CSE), effective after market close on October 13, 2020. Current shareholders will not need to exchange certificates or take further action. Talisker focuses on gold exploration in British Columbia, holding significant projects that cover over 291,339 hectares.
Talisker Resources Ltd. (CSE:TSK)(OTCQX:TSKFF) has received conditional approval from the Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX) for its common shares to be listed. This milestone is expected to enhance its investment appeal and broaden its shareholder base, according to President and CEO Terry Harbort. The final approval depends on meeting customary TSX conditions. Talisker plans to delist its shares from the Canadian Securities Exchange (CSE) following the TSX listing, which will not require shareholders to take any action regarding share certificates.