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Nine Mile Metals Ltd. reports mineral exploration developments for volcanogenic massive sulphide, or VMS, targets in the Bathurst Mining Camp of New Brunswick, Canada. The company focuses on copper, lead, zinc, silver and gold mineralization across the Wedge VMS Project, Nine Mile Brook VMS Project, California Lake VMS Project and Canoe Landing Lake East-West VMS Project.
Company news commonly covers drill program summaries, certified assay results, copper-equivalent mineralization intervals, geological modeling, borehole electromagnetic surveying and metallurgical or bulk-sample work. Technical releases reference Canadian NI 43-101 mineral project disclosure standards and describe exploration activity tied to critical minerals used in electric-vehicle and green-technology supply chains.
Nine Mile Metals Ltd. (CSE: NINE, OTCQB: VMSXF) announced promising initial results from its Phase 1 drill program at the California Lake VMS Project in New Brunswick. Drill holes CL2206 and CL2207 intersected significant zones of VMS mineralization, with Zn up to 40.97%. The results indicate the mineralized zones are open for expansion, with ongoing analyses at ALS Global Labs. CEO Patrick J. Cruickshank expressed optimism about the successful identification of VMS mineralization and planned further exploration to cover the extensive target structure.
Nine Mile Metals Ltd. (CSE: NINE, OTCQB: VMSXF) has completed its initial stage 1 drill program at the California Lake VMS Project, totaling 1,226 meters across 13 holes. The program targeted VMS mineralization along a 1.5-kilometer electromagnetic anomaly, with 7 of 8 holes intersecting visual mineralization. CEO Patrick J. Cruickshank expressed excitement over the findings and plans for a UAV Drone & IP-EM surface grid exploration program in 2023. Samples from the drilling have been sent for assay analysis, with results anticipated.
Nine Mile Metals Ltd. (CSE: NINE, OTCQB: VMSXF) has reported positive advancements from its California Lake VMS project drill program in New Brunswick. Recent drilling at Hole CL2207 confirmed VMS mineralization, intersecting six zones containing copper, lead, zinc, silver, and gold at depths between 39 to 50 meters. This follows a successful previous drill, expanding the mineralized area. The company aims to utilize advanced geophysical methods for future exploration, highlighting its commitment to economic exploration methods.
Nine Mile Metals Ltd. has successfully drilled and confirmed a VMS system at its California Lake Project in New Brunswick. This inaugural drill program, utilizing leading-edge technology, intersected sulphides containing significant minerals such as Copper, Lead, Zinc, Silver, and Gold across an 89-meter hole. The company plans to conduct further analysis and expects to share additional results while emphasizing its innovative exploration process aimed at meeting demand for critical minerals in EV and green technologies.
VANCOUVER, British Columbia, Oct. 24, 2022 — Nine Mile Metals Ltd. (CSE: NINE, OTCQB: VMSXF) has announced the commencement of a drilling program at its California Lake VMS Project, utilizing Lantech Drilling's track-mounted rigs. This follows the initial announcement made on September 20, 2022. The company will provide further updates on drilling progress in the coming weeks.
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Nine Mile Metals Ltd. (CSE: NINE, OTCQB: VMSXF) has filed for drill permits with the NB Department of Energy and Mines for its Phase 1 drill program at the California Lake VMS Project in New Brunswick. This program will target approximately 2,000 meters in the California Lake VMS Trend, focusing on high-priority conductors identified through advanced data re-processing by EarthEX Geophysical Solutions. The project area exhibits substantial VMS potential, which remains largely unexplored compared to other areas in the Bathurst Mining Camp.
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