- Green River Gold (CCR) is releasing the latest round of assay results from its Quesnel Nickel Project
- CEO Perry Little sat down with Sabrina Cuthbert to discuss the results
- Assays now confirm 20.30 percent magnesium Along with 0.188 percent nickel and 0.144 percent chromium
- The latest drilling is from Zone 2 at the project, located in British Columbia’s Cariboo mining District.
- Exploration drilling continues with backpack drilling on Zone 2 of the project’s Deep Purple Target
- Green River Gold opened trading at C$0.075
Green River Gold (CCR) has released the latest round of assay results from its Quesnel Nickel Project.
Assays now confirm 20.30 percent magnesium Along with 0.188 percent nickel and 0.144 percent chromium
The latest drilling is from Zone 2 at the project, located in British Columbia’s Cariboo mining District.
The Edmonton-based resource company owns an entire 100-percent stake in the property.
CEO Perry Little sat down with Sabrina Cuthbert to discuss the results.
Assay results for nickel and chromium are relatively consistent with the X-ray fluorescence (XRF) results reported earlier.
Exploration drilling continues with backpack drilling on Zone 2 of the Deep Purple Target. Zone 2 is located approximately 8 kilometres southeast of Zone 1. Zone 2 consists of a large ultramafic bedrock outcropping covering an area of over 1.2 square kilometres. Both Zone 1 and Zone 2 are located along the 14-kilometre-long Deep Purple magnetic anomaly.
“We are excited to see assay results showing the highest magnesium grades to date, along with confirmation of the relative accuracy of the XRF scanner regarding the nickel and chromium results. We continue to be pleased with the consistency of the drill results on Zone 2, especially considering the difference in elevation between the first and second batch of drill holes,” said CEO Perry Little.
Green River Gold Corp. (CCR) opened trading at C$0.075.
