Advancing Gold Potential in a Proven Greenstone Belt
Located in northwestern Ontario, the Menary Township Property is a road-accessible gold project positioned along a proven greenstone belt. The property hosts multiple gold-bearing quartz vein occurrences associated with regional structures and favorable geology, supporting its potential as a scalable exploration opportunity.
Structurally Controlled Gold Mineralization
Multiple gold-bearing quartz veins associated with regional shearing point to a well-developed gold system with meaningful exploration upside in a proven greenstone environment.
Proven Geological Address
The project is situated within the Wabigoon Subprovince at the contact between metavolcanic rocks and the Sabaskong Batholith, an established geological setting for gold mineralization in northwestern Ontario.
Accessible, Secure Project Footprint
The property benefits from straightforward road access and a consolidated land position with mineral and surface rights, supporting efficient exploration and long-term project optionality.
Resource & Highlights
16.99 g/t Au over 6.3m
Standout drill intercept
14.81 / 4.3m · 12.40 / 4.8m
Other intercepts
*These are historic drill intercepts and surface grab samples. Grab samples are selective by nature and are not necessarily representative of the mineralization on the property.
History
Explored since the 1930s. The first gold-bearing quartz veins were found in 1991 at what became the Wagg showing, where bulk sampling later recovered about 346 ounces of gold. In 2010–2011 a 29-hole (~3,500m) drill program tested the Wagg and Galbraith "A" zones.
Geology
Gold is hosted in quartz veins across several zones, including Galbraith A, New Shear and Wagg. The property sits in the Rainy River District, north of Coeur Mining's Rainy River Mine.
Exploration Upside
The Strategic Importance of the Rainy River Belt
Property Grab Samples
Samples submitted by previous operators were analyzed by Accurassay Laboratories (Thunder Bay) and ALS Minerals (Vancouver). Methods included Fire Assay with AA finish and Gravimetric Finish for over-limits. Screen Metallic with AA Finish were also utilized for select samples with visible gold. Review of assay QA/QC results has not been done by the Company.
Grab samples are selective by nature and are unlikely to represent average grades on the property. Historical results and interpretations, including bulk sampling data referenced in past technical reports, assay results from drilling and channel sampling assay results have not been independently confirmed by the Company and should not be relied upon. The results presented herein have not been independently verified by the Company’s Qualified Person.
All grab samples, channel samples, drill hole samples and bulk sample information are from the “Technical Report – Menary Township Gold Property, prepared for Kings Bay Gold Corp., prepared by Russell Malcolm Crosby, MSc. PGeo, date June 13, 2012 (Updated November 6, 2013)”.
Significant Results 2010-11 Wagg Zone Drilling
Samples submitted by previous operators were analyzed by Accurassay Laboratories (Thunder Bay) and ALS Minerals (Vancouver). Methods included Fire Assay with AA finish and Gravimetric Finish for over-limits. Screen Metallic with AA Finish were also utilized for select samples with visible gold. Review of assay QA/QC results has not been done by the Company.
Grab samples are selective by nature and are unlikely to represent average grades on the property. Historical results and interpretations, including bulk sampling data referenced in past technical reports, assay results from drilling and channel sampling assay results have not been independently confirmed by the Company and should not be relied upon. The results presented herein have not been independently verified by the Company’s Qualified Person.
All grab samples, channel samples, drill hole samples and bulk sample information are from the “Technical Report – Menary Township Gold Property, prepared for Kings Bay Gold Corp., prepared by Russell Malcolm Crosby, MSc. PGeo, date June 13, 2012 (Updated November 6, 2013)”.
