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RT Minerals Corp. Reports on Mobilization of Surface Exploration and Drilling Program at Link-Catharine RLDZ Gold Property, Kirkland Lake, Ontario
(TheNewswire) Vancouver, B.C. - TheNewswire – November 4, 2021...
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[{"type":"text","content":"RT Minerals Corp. Reports on Mobilization of Surface Exploration and Drilling Program at Link-Catharine RLDZ Gold Property, Kirkland Lake, Ontario\n \n \n (TheNewswire)\n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n Vancouver, B.C. -\n \n \n TheNewswire\n \n \n – November 4, 2021 – RT Minerals Corp.\n(TSXV: RTM) (OTC:RTMFF)\n \n (the “Company” or “RTM”) is\npleased to announce that it has mobilized its 2021-2022 field program\non the Company’s 100% optioned Link-Catharine property, located\nabout twenty-five kilometres southeast of Kirkland Lake, Ontario.\n \n \n The current field work consists of significant amounts of stripping,\ntrenching and sampling on an initial three surficial outcrops and\nseveral local structures associated with the green carbonate\n(fuschite), mafic, ultramafic (“GCMU”) rock assemblages. Previous\nexcavations by RTM has identified auriferous outcrop (1.86 g/t Au in\nFuschite - April 22, 2011 RTM News Release) and current stripping of\nthis outcrop has revealed widespread quartz and carbonate veining at\nsurface (see Photo 1) that continues northeastward along a pronounced\nzone of deformation. The two other recently discovered outcrops  will\ncontinue to be stripped and trenched with all outcrops being\nextensively sampled.\n \n \n A Three-Dimensional Distributed Array IP geophysical program has\ncommenced on Link-Catharine covering the northern part of the\nproperty. The northern IP program will aid in the delineation of\nseveral geophysical targets and deformation corridors previously\nidentified on magnetic surveys. The interpretation of the IP\ngeophysical program is expected in the next 10 days.\n \n \n In addition, the Company plans to drill up to twelve holes at an\naverage of two hundred metres per hole below the previously described\nGCMU outcrops as well as on two prominent magnetic low signatures\ntargeting “magnetic destruction” previously outlined from\nhistorical geophysical surveys. Existing and additional targets will\nbe defined from the current northern 3D – IP survey. The prominent\nmagnetic low features represent attractive (magnetic destruction)\nexploration targets for potential gold bearing syenite intrusive,\ngabbroic units and cross fault / deformation corridors. Similar\ntargets are being pursued by other comp...