The M&E Dispatch - 005

Happy Friday everyone,

Seems everyone is catching gold fever, with gold surpassing $2600 and looking like it’s going to be the new floor for a while it’s not much of a surprise to anyone the resurgence in interest.

Heck, it seems many of my friends have become weekend prospectors lately. I’m curious to see what this means in terms of investment, both from a venture and a political point of view.

Are we getting to a point where it makes sense for our provincial and federal representatives to make gold backed initiatives prominent campaign/policy points? Coal, Lithium, Forestry, Hydro and Solar are all on heavy rotation when it comes to sound bites, yet gold seems… too capitalistic?

I like like Capitalism, and I like gold, and I vote. I’d wager, given the updates below, that there are many of us out there.

Time to lean in as a nation, no?

\\ The Dirt

1. Midland and Wallbridge Begin Drilling at Casault Property 
Midland Exploration and Wallbridge Mining have started a diamond drilling campaign at the Casault gold property in Québec, with plans for five drill holes totalling 1,100 meters. Read more

2. Thunder Gold Starts Exploration at Tower Mountain 
Thunder Gold begins exploration and metallurgical testing at its Tower Mountain Gold Property in Ontario, aiming to enhance its 100%-owned site’s potential.
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3. Canadian North Resources Strengthens Community Engagement 
Canadian North Resources expands its community engagement for the Ferguson Lake Project, reinforcing its relationship with local stakeholders and Nunavut authorities. Explore more

4. Radisson Extends High-Grade Mineralization at O’Brien 
Radisson Mining announces significant high-grade gold intersections, including 27.6 g/t over 6 meters, at the O’Brien Project in Québec.
Discover more

5. SKRR Exploration and F4 Uranium Hit Radioactivity at Clearwater West 
SKRR Exploration and F4 Uranium announce encouraging results from their summer drill program at Clearwater West, including anomalous radioactivity over 4.0 meters.
Read more

6. SEGO Resources Reviews Exploration Target at South Gold Zone 
SEGO Resources shares an exploration target review for the South Gold Zone, estimating between 100,000 to 150,000 ounces of gold with significant tonnage potential.
Explore the details

7. New Destiny Mining Drills at Jim Kelly Gold Zone 
New Destiny Mining drills at the Jim Kelly Gold Zone in British Columbia, with results indicating promising mineralized zones for future exploration campaigns.
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8. Sienna Resources Expands Case Lake West Project 
Sienna Resources nearly doubles its acreage at the Case Lake West Cesium and Spodumene Pegmatite Project in Ontario, extending its exploration potential.
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9. Fathom Uncovers Gold Zone at Albert Lake Property 
Fathom Nickel uncovers a promising gold zone at its Albert Lake property, located along the trend of Ramp Metals Inc.'s Ranger Gold discovery, and plans further exploration.
Find out more

10. Delta Resources Begins New Gold Exploration at Delta-1 
Delta Resources kicks off its next phase of gold exploration at the Delta-1 project in Thunder Bay, Ontario, with plans to expand the Eureka Gold Deposit’s potential.
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11. CanAlaska Hits High-Grade Uranium at Pike Zone 
CanAlaska Uranium reports ultra-high-grade uranium mineralization at Pike Zone, including 23.22% eU3O8 over 2 meters, with plans for future exploration.
Explore further

\\ WORK READY

One of the most common things I hear when I talk with newer companies is that they’d love to pick up some work at ____, or they hear ____ is looking for a contractor; but most of the time they don’t have the ins yet to have a shot at that. They’re not listed in any phone book, they don’t have a website or facebook yet and Linkedin isn’t something they’ve considered. Most of these companies though have years of experience working for others and are now forging it on their own. We all know what these past few years have been like…

From the other side of the equation, there’s a lot of RFPs going out right now for projects in the spring. Things are picking up and many of the previous “go-to”s have gone and went…

This is where WORK READY comes from. It allows smaller/newer contractors and companies to share their capabilities and availability in a way that makes it easy to be engaged.

Expect to see the first few WORK READY businesses starting next week.

Have a great weekend!
Lee