Doubleview announces resumption of exploration at its Hat Property

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[{"type":"text","content":"Doubleview announces resumption of exploration at its Hat Property(via Thenewswire.ca)\n \n \nVancouver, BC / TheNewswire / Doubleview Capital Corp. (\"Doubleview\") ([TSX-V: DBV], [OTCBB: DBLVF], [GER: 1D4]) is pleased to provide an update of its plans to resume drilling and other property work on the Hat Gold-Copper Porphyry Project in Northwest British Columbia.\n\n \n \nDiamond drilling will resume immediately following completion of financing arrangements. Initial efforts will be directed to extending the Lisle Zone - Zone A, both laterally and at depth. Of particular interest will be the validation of the apparent trend to depth of increasingly strong gold-copper mineralization in the Lisle Zone that has not been delimited in any direction. \n\n \n \nAvailable data from the area between the Lisle Zone and the so-called \"Hoey\" zone of gold-copper-iron mineralization, situated 1.2 km to the southeast, shows continuity of geophysical and geochemical features: that area and other selected exploration targets also will be investigated. \n\n \n \nDoubleview is well positioned to resume its exploration efforts, with a fully functioning camp, an inventory of fuels and other requirements, and a crew of experienced First Nations drillers that has been on stand-by. During the last year the Company has worked hard to consult and inform members of local First Nations that have asserted land claims in the area and will continue to do so and, in addition, is in discussions with members of the Tahltan First Nation to establish a logistics company to supply diamond drilling and other exploration services to the mining industry in northern British Columbia. Such an arrangement will provide enhanced employment opportunities for Band Members and contribute to the sustainability of the FN community. \n\n \n \nDoubleview will continue its exploration in the key highly prospective central and northern parts of the property, including the Lisle and Hoey Zones. Those areas have been designated of low archaeological potential. The company's archaeological consultants have applied for an Heritage Investigation Permit (HIP) to allow a comprehensive field review of archaeological potential of the Hat Property. Results of the review will be shared with all stakeholders, including but not limited to both the Taku River Tlingit and Tahltan First Nation...

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