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Canada Silver Cobalt Begins Exploration at Its Eby-Otto Gold Property near Kirkland Lake
The Eby-Otto property is located in a prime geological setting with mineralized veins identifi...
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[{"type":"text","content":"Canada Silver Cobalt Begins Exploration at Its Eby-Otto Gold Property near Kirkland LakeThe Eby-Otto property is located in a prime geological setting with mineralized veins identified at surface, and is proximal to both the Cadillac-Larder Lake Break and an existing high-grade gold mine.Coquitlam, British Columbia--(Newsfile Corp. - May 10, 2022) - Canada Silver Cobalt Works Inc. (TSXV: CCW) (OTCQB: CCWOF) (FSE: 4T9B) (the \"Company\" or \"Canada Silver Cobalt\") announces that it has recently completed a drone magnetic geophysical survey and has entered Phase 1 of its 2022 exploration plan for the Eby-Otto gold property near the town of Kirkland Lake. The Company has outlined the planned three exploration phases at the property as follows: Phase 1: The first phase will consist of an initial site assessment to determine the logistics of future operations and will provide the Company time to receive any pending surface exploration work permits that will be necessary. Surveying will be completed for key Standard Iron Bars (SIB), legacy claim posts, and access points to refresh select existing cut line grids. An overall geological assessment will be completed based on field work consisting of geological mapping, stripping key outcrops, and possibly further MMI geochemical or targeted and detailed ground geophysics if the technical team deems it necessary. As part of Phase 1, the Company has recently concluded a drone magnetic survey on the entire claim package conducted by EarthEx Geophysical Solutions Inc. The DroneMag system they use provides an extremely high-resolution end-product and uses a proprietary automatic obstacle avoidance system which provides a smooth flight path to drape over taller trees and avoid obstacles. This allows the drone to fly as low as possible to achieve the highest possible resolution. It uses a proprietary navigation system that allows for longer range RTK (real-time kinematic) controlled autonomy which results in high quality, clean magnetic imagery. The survey was completed at a 25m line spacing which should allow for smaller structures, such as vein systems, to be resolved and visible. Phase 2: The second phase of exploration will be based on the results from Phase 1 and will expand to include diamond drilling to intercept specific regional structures based on the initial geophysical data provided...