Falcon Reports Gold Intersections in Holes CC 20 - 15, - 16, and - 17 at the Central Canada Mine Property, NW Ontario

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[{"type":"text","content":"Falcon Reports Gold Intersections in Holes CC 20 - 15, - 16, and - 17 at the Central Canada Mine Property, NW OntarioVANCOUVER, BC / ACCESSWIRE / March 19, 2021 / FALCON GOLD CORP. (TSXV:FG)(GR:3FA)(OTC PINK:FGLDF); (\"Falcon\" or the \"Company\") is pleased to report the Company has received the preliminary gold analyses for drill holes CC 20 - 15, - 16 and - 17, summarized in Table One. The drilling of these holes took place December 12 to 21, 2020 and was the completion of the first year of Falcon's drilling on its flagship Central Canada property.Mr. Karim Rayani, Falcon's Chief Executive Officer, commented, \"We are very pleased with the results of the first round of drilling on the Central Canada gold project. The mineralization is proving to be quite robust - existing over a respectable strike length. Our next job will be to determine what geological structures control the high-grade sections and what may be the potential for the broad porphyry-hosted gold zones to be incorporated in the resource estimations.\"Additionally, Falcon's geological team has completed re-examining the core from holes CC 20 - 04 to - 07 and has sampled several intervals of mineralized and altered felsic porphyries and volcanic rocks. Currently, the Company has delivered 168 samples to be assayed and these samples are the last batch from the 2020 drill program.Table One. Summary of the of significant intersections of Falcon's 2020 drill holes, CC 20 - 15, 16 & 17 on the Central Canada gold project.Drill holes CC 20 - 15, - 16 and - 17 totalled 471m, and were drilled south-south-east to target the main gold zone (Figure One, Table Two). Drill holes CC 20 - 15 and - 16 were drilled on the same south-south-east line approximately 30m west of the shaft. Both holes were inclined -45o with hole CC 20 - 16 stepped back from the collar of CC 20 -15 about 25m to the north. The gold mineralization similar in style to the Central Canada main gold zone was intersected in both holes. In hole CC 20 - 15, the interval from 29.7m to 34.0m averaged 0.75 g/t gold with the first 0.5m grading 5.77 g/t gold. The 4.1m interval beginning at 59.5m returned a grade of 1.35 g/t gold with the last 0.8m assaying 3.95 g/t gold. These gold-bearing intervals occur in strongly quartz-sericite-tourmaline-pyrite altered and veined felsic intrusive and felsic to mafic volcanic...

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