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Mosaic Minerals Completes the First Part of its Drilling Campaign on Gaboury
MONTREAL, June 09, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Mosaic Minerals Corporation (CSE: MOC) (“Mosaic” or “The Company”) announces that it has completed the first part of
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[{"type":"text","content":" MONTREAL, June 09, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Mosaic Minerals Corporation (CSE: MOC) (“Mosaic” or “The Company”) announces that it has completed the first part of its 2022 drilling program. The objectives of this 1000-meter campaign were to test by drilling (holes GA-22-10 and GA-22-11) the western extension of the Pike Ouest nickel showing as well as hole GA-22-09 an area located between holes GA-21-07 and GA-21-08 which led to the discovery of this index in 2021. The portable XRF (X-ray fluorescence) sampler was able to trace an anomalous nickel zone over approximately 100 meters in hole GA-22-09. This anomaly is however intersected by several metric bands of lamprophyres. Anomalies in magnesium and chromium have also been identified along this anomaly. The Company also notes that this drilling is very fractured, which suggests the presence of a major fault in this sector. Hole GA-22-10 located about 250 meters west of hole GA-21-08 started in a nickel zone identified by the XRF sampler from the start of the hole to continue over a length of about 130 meters while another zone of approximately 15 meters identified at the end of the drilling at depth of 300 meters. The company therefore does not know the actual thickness of the first and second zone. Magnesium and chromium are present in these same areas. Located about 600 meters west of GA-22-10, hole GA-22-11 also traced a nickel zone about 40 meters thick. This hole tested a magnetic anomaly parallel to the main anomaly. Further drilling will be required in this area. The nickel showings are associated with an ultramafic corridor now recognized by drilling over more than 4 km, including more than 1.2 km for the western part. The company will release full results as they become available. Although XRF results are currently considered less definitive than standard analytical techniques, they are nevertheless indicative of grade and are generally considered qualitative rather than quantitative. “It is very encouraging to note, according to the data obtained from the XRF device, that the nickel zone remains very present in the western extension. We look forward to seeing the full results” mentioned Jonathan Hamel, CEO of the Company. 113 North Project The company has also completed access preparation for a drilling program of approximately 1,200 meters planned for the summer of 2...