Ian Bliss, President & CEO of Northern Shield Resources, provides a market update on the Root & Cellar Project in Newfoundland, Canada. A live Q&A session follows the presentation.
Wed, October 23, 2024 at 11:00 AMendedReplay
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Meeting Overview The meeting featured Ian Bliss, President and CEO of Northern Shield Resources, providing an update on the company's Root & Cellar project. The discussion focused on the geological potential of the project, including mineralization findings and the implications for future exploration. Key Discussion Points - Overview of the Root & Cellar project location and geological context. - Historical exploration activities and the significance of the findings since 2012. - Description of mineralization types present, including Gold, Silver, Tellurium, and Copper. - Discussion of the geological indicators suggesting the potential for a large epithermal system. - Evidence of extensive alteration halos and their implications for mineralization. - Presentation of geophysical data correlating mineralization with magnetic lows. - Insights into the footprint of Gold mineralization and ongoing exploration efforts. Decisions Made - No explicit decisions recorded. Action Items & Next S...
Mr. Bliss has over 20 years experience in the mineral exploration industry having studied geology at the University of New Brunswick.
From 1995 to 2000, Mr. Bliss was an independent consulting geologist responsible for exploration projects for Nuna-Minerals A/S, in Nuuk, Greenland and, in 2000, for Crew Development in Norway. In Greenland, he worked in some of the most remote and rugged terrain using a model driven approach to efficiently explore large tracts of land despite short explorations seasons.
Mr. Bliss implemented a similar approach at Northern Shield to generate nickel projects that subsequently resulted in partnerships and investments with major mining companies including Impala, South 32, Teck. It was under his guidance that Northern Shield became known around the world as a leader in grass roots exploration for Nickel, Copper and the Platinum Group Elements. It was his understanding of geological models that led to Northern Shield acquiring a unique epithermal gold project here in the Burin Peninsula they call Root & Cellar.
Mr. Bliss has served as President of Northern Shield since its inception in 1999.
Replay transcript excerpt
Speaker 1: Hello everyone and thank you for joining today's live discussion with Ian Bliss, President and CEO of Northern Shield Resources. Speaker 1: Today Ian will be providing us with a brief update regarding the company, but really this is your opportunity to ask Ian any questions you may have. So please feel free to submit your questions in the bottom right corner in the chat box there. Speaker 1: Now, this event is being recorded and will be available for your viewing shortly afterwards. Speaker 1: With that said, Ian, the floor is yours. Speaker 2: Thank you very much, Kyle, and thank you everyone for taking the time this morning or this afternoon, depending on where you are, to get an update on Northern Shale Resources and our root and cellar project. I say this is meant to be a more brief update. Speaker 2: It's not a full detailed explanation of all the exploration that's gone on to date, but just an update. I will go into detail on a few things, but if anyone wants more detail at the end, I'll be happy to send along 1 of the more detailed presentations or you should find it on the website. Speaker 2: So before I begin, I do have to bring your attention to this forward-looking statement advisory as this presentation will contain forward-looking statements. Speaker 2: As many of you may know, the Moot & Sellar is located on the Buren Peninsula of Newfoundland, Speaker 2: about 3 hours drive from the capital of St. John's. There are numerous other epithermal Speaker 2: and related copper porphyries in the Avalon terrain, of which the Buren occupies a good portion of the Avalon. But we're in a very sort of distinct area Speaker 2: of the Avalon Speaker 2: terrain and compared to other epithermal belts like down in the nearest 1 is in the Carolinas where you ha...
