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Thousands of Metres in the Works: Juniors Drilling Big
Three well-funded juniors are drilling big, with thousands of metres planned and already in the works across copper-gold, silver, and gold. With rigs turning and assays on the way, this panel digs into what these programs are built to deliver and why it adds up to a catalyst-rich stretch for shareholders.
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Graham Downs
President & CEO at Cascadia Minerals Ltd.
Graham Downs began his career in the mineral exploration industry over 25 years ago with Archer, Cathro & Associates (1981) Limited, a consulting geological engineering firm focused in Yukon. He held a number of positions within Archer, Cathro ranging from ...
Eric Zaunscherb
President & CEO at GR Silver Mining
Canadian geologist with over 30 years of mining capital markets experience.
Anthony Margarit
President, CEO and Director at K2 Gold
Anthony holds a BSc. Geology from Lakehead University and has over twenty-five years of management and exploration experience working with both major mining, and junior exploration companies. Over the course of his career, he has explored for a variety of c...
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WEBVTT NOTE Transcription provided by Deepgram Request Id: 01a044bc-9440-7fe0-8bf3-347719dd4693 Created: 2026-08-27T19:40:04.676Z Duration: 2200.065 Channels: 1 00:00:07.960 -- 00:00:09.760 Hello everyone and thank you for joining us. 00:00:09.760 -- 00:00:12.480 Today we have Graham Downs, President and CEO 00:00:12.519 -- 00:00:14.559 of Cascadia Minerals, Eric Zonschwerb, 00:00:15.280 -- 00:00:16.840 President and CEO at GRSilver, 00:00:17.440 -- 00:00:20.320 and Anthony Marguerite, president and CEO at K2 00:00:20.320 -- 00:00:20.820 Gold. 00:00:21.180 -- 00:00:23.320 All of these companies are currently running drove 00:00:23.320 -- 00:00:25.480 programs in the thousands of meters, which is 00:00:25.480 -- 00:00:27.860 exciting, but can pose some unique challenges compared 00:00:27.860 -- 00:00:30.560 to a smaller, say, 2, 000 meter program. 00:00:31.220 -- 00:00:33.080 Before we begin, just a quick note that 00:00:33.080 -- 00:00:34.780 this event is being recorded and will be 00:00:34.780 -- 00:00:36.980 available for replay shortly after we conclude. 00:00:37.360 -- 00:00:39.160 And as we wrap up today, a meeting 00:00:39.160 -- 00:00:40.820 request pop up will appear. 00:00:41.160 -- 00:00:43.100 If you join for 1 company but found 00:00:43.100 -- 00:00:45.800 yourself interested in another, feel free to select 00:00:45.800 -- 00:00:48.200 on 1 or multiple companies you'd like to 00:00:48.200 -- 00:00:50.020 connect with. And I'll be sure to pass 00:00:50.020 -- 00:00:52.260 along that information to the respective teams. 00:00:52.580 -- 00:00:55.700 With that said, let's get started. Gentlemen, welcome. 00:00:55.760 -- 00:00:57.700 I think what makes the most sense is 00:00:57.700 -- 00:00:59.800 for people tuning in for a specific company 00:00:59.800 -- 0...