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Brigadier Gold Provides Update on Exploration Programs Planned for Picachos and Killala Lake Properties
Vancouver, British Columbia--(Newsfile Corp. - September 9, 2020) - Brigadier Gold Limited (TSXV: BRG) (FSE: B7LM) (the "Company" or "Brigadier") is pleased to
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[{"type":"text","content":" Vancouver, British Columbia--(Newsfile Corp. - September 9, 2020) - Brigadier Gold Limited (TSXV: BRG) (FSE: B7LM) (the \"Company\" or \"Brigadier\") is pleased to provide the following update from its President and CEO, Ranjeet Sundher. \"Dear shareholders, thank you for your continued support as the Company prepares to undertake a first-ever drill program on our Picachos gold-silver property in Sinaloa State, Mexico and initiate exploration of the Killala Lake South property in Ontario. \"In just a little over two months, Brigadier has assembled a strong leadership group, identified, conducted due diligence on, and acquired two projects, closed financings for gross $4.2 million and significantly enhanced shareholder value. \"We augmented our Board of Directors with the addition of industry veteran Mr. Garry Clark, as well as added Mr. Geoffrey Fielding as a Special Advisor to the Board of Directors. Mr. Clark and Mr. Fielding are joining Mr. Oscar Mendoza as the Company's Special Advisor, Mexico and Ms. Michelle Robinson as the Company's Geologist, to support Brigadier's plan in transitioning from exploration, to development of high grade gold and silver projects in Mexico. \"The Picachos property, an approximate two-hour drive from Mazatlán, has all permits in place and a recently renewed surface access agreement with the local community. The project has never been diamond drill tested and boasts over 160 historic workings and mines, which are accessible by more than 20 km of roads internal to the property. \"Recent and ongoing bonanza grade discoveries produced by neighbouring explorers to the north (Vizsla Resources) and south (GR Silver Mining) underscore the untapped potential of this particular region of Sierra Madre Occidental epithermal belt. \"Brigadier intends to approach Picachos with a strategy similar to our neighbours. We are preparing a fully financed, 5,000 meter drill program in approximately 40 holes, targeting four high-grade gold-silver veins found within the Colomeca Vein system. \"The Cocolmeca Vein system is comprised of several sub-parallel veins over a 1.5 kilometer wide zone. San Agustin is the best understood of these veins, mainly because it has been historically exposed underground by approximately 670 line meters of tunnels, stopes and shafts. Geologically, it appears to be disrupted by the NW tr...