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Part of the challenge in exploration is matching data to theory at the tip of a drill. When Canadian Orebodies (V.CORE) purchased the Black Raven property in April 2017, the initial data that was inherited included a set of historical drill cores which had been drilled by a prior operator, Entourage Metals. This core suggested that there was a narrow, high-grade vein which was called the Super G.
Canadian Orebodies Inc. (the “Company”) (TSXV:CORE) is pleased to announce that it has commenced a drill program to explore the extension and potential additional high-grade gold-bearing veins in the Smoke Lake Gold System (“SLGS”) on the Black Raven property.
Canadian Orebodies (V.CORE) was very quiet over the summer and early fall. Few press releases. No hype. Just prospecting and then an October announcement of a drilling program at the company’s Wire Lake project. As Gord McKinnon put it in this release, “This first phase of drilling is designed to test six target areas, several of which are virgin discoveries made by our prospecting teams over the last two seasons that have never seen any advanced exploration or drilling”.
Canadian Orebodies Inc. (the “Company”) (TSXV:CORE) is pleased to announce that the first phase of drilling has been completed on the Company’s Wire Lake project, consisting of the Black Raven, Goodchild, Sprucejack, and Wire Lake properties.
Canadian Orebodies (V.CORE) announced today that it would be commencing “a High Resolution Tri-Axial Magnetic Airborne Survey being flown over the northern portion of the Company’s Black Raven Project”.
Today, Canadian Orebodies Inc. (TSX-V: CORE) released results from its fall 2017 Black Raven prospecting program which is indicating a significant discovery of multiple high grade gold bearing vein structures. The results are validating the company’s strategy of consolidating its land position at Black Raven as it is starting to uncover a new trend in the historic Hemlo mining camp.
A lot of exploration is about looking for pointers, for clues, as to where a deposit might be. For Canadian Orebodies, a train of boulders, a number of which had high-grade gold mineralization pointed in a particular direction.
Canadian Orebodies Inc. (the “Company”) (TSX VENTURE:CORE) is pleased to announce the second batch of core assays from its summer drill campaign at the Wire Lake Project. The program consisted of twenty-two holes being drilled (WL-2017-001 to 009, 009A, and 010 to 021) totaling 3,069 metres.
TORONTO, ONTARIO–(Marketwired – Aug. 21, 2017) – Canadian Orebodies Inc. (the “Company”) (TSX VENTURE:CORE) is pleased to announce the recent completion of its initial drill program and first drill assays from its Wire Lake Project. The program consisted of twenty-two holes being drilled (WL-2017-001 to 009, 009a, and 010 to 21) totalling 3,069 metres.
