Cascadia Extends 2000S Zone Through Step-Out Drilling
Join us as we discuss Cascadia Minerals' recent release on the step-out drilling at the Carmacks Project, which intersected 52.84 m of 1.04% Cu and 0.37 g/t Au (1.42% CuEq). A Q&A period will follow this live update.
VP Corporate Development at Cascadia Minerals Ltd.
Mr. Carne is a Professional Engineer registered in British Columbia and holds a Masters of Engineering in Project and Construction Management and a Bachelor of Applied Science in Materials Engineering from the University of British Columbia. Andrew has worked in the mineral exploration and development industry in Canada continuously since 2012. Andrew previously worked for ATAC Resources Ltd. and Archer Cathro & Associates (1981), a geological consulting firm. Andrew also currently sits as the Vice President of the Yukon Chamber of Mines.
Replay transcript excerpt
Speaker 1: Hello everyone and thank you for joining us for another live Cascadia Market Update. Today we're joined by Andrew Carnight, VP of Corporate Development to discuss this week's news of 6 additional drill holes from the company's fully funded 2026 exploration program. Speaker 1: As for the format, I've prepared some questions for Andrew, and if you have any questions of your own, we'll address them at the end. So please do, if you have questions, submit them using the chat box at the bottom of your screen. Speaker 1: And As always, this event is being recorded and will be made available for replay shortly after we conclude. Speaker 1: Those housekeeping Speaker 1: items out of the way, let's dive in. Andrew, thank you for joining us. The headline result from this news release is the 52.84m Speaker 1: intercept of 1.04% Speaker 1: Copper and 0.37g Speaker 1: per tonne Gold at zone 2000 Speaker 1: S. Speaker 1: Can you walk us through why this particular hole stood out to the team and what it tells you about the quality of mineralization you're finding as you step north? Speaker 2: Yeah, thanks Kyle. Thanks for having us today and for diving into this with me. I mean, I think we're seeing really strong, really robust mineralization here as we move to the north of the 2000 S zone. Speaker 2: And particularly interesting is, you know, we're seeing this broad intersection now over 1% copper alone, but it's also got 0.37 grams per tonne gold, which is a bit higher gold than we're seeing elsewhere in parts of the system. I think it's kind of early days still in this step-out program. We've got a bunch of other holes pending in that area. So it's probably too soon to speculate whether that's a broader trend in increasing grade, but it's certainly very interesting to ...
