Sky Lake
Key Facts
- Commodities: Gold
- Stage: Early to Advanced Exploration
- Ownership: 100% Harfang
- Encumbrances: 0.50% – 2.75% NSR on certain claims; Back-In Right on Koval claims to Barrick Gold Corp.
- Size: 475 claims totalling 9,054 hectares
- Location: Pickle Lake Gold Camp, Ontario; 35 km southwest of Pickle Lake
- Access: road access via Highway 599 (approx. 1 km from site), boat access during warmer months via waterways starting at Lake St. Joseph
- Main Area of Interest: Koval
Highlights
- 9,100 HECTARES OF UNDEREXPLORED TERRAIN IN THE PICKLE LAKE GOLD CAMP: The Sky Lake Gold Project covers 9,100 hectares over a 27 km strike length in a favourable geological setting that has not seen meaningful exploration since the 1980’s.
- KOVAL GOLD DEPOSIT HAS A HISTORIC AND NON-COMPLIANT RESOURCE OF 40 KOZ GOLD: Historic and NI 43-101 non-compliant resource of approximately 40,000 oz Au grading 5 g/t Au with near-surface drill intercepts including 5+ g/t Au over 10 metres.
- HIGH-GRADE ASSAY RESULTS FURTHER SUPPORT GOLD POTENTIAL: Historic assay results highlighted by: 6.26 g/t Au over 22.7 m (incl. 8.78 g/t Au over 16.0 m), 7.26 g/t Au over 19.4 m, and 6.50 g/t Au over 16.8 m.
- HISTORIC DATASETS SUGGEST KOVAL REMAINS OPEN: The historic gold resource at the Koval deposit appears to be open downdip and along strike. However, because much of the project datasets were generated prior to the implementation of NI 43-101 Standards, the historic data cannot be unequivocally used.
Maps
Location map showing the Sky Lake property with the historic (NI 43-101 non-compliant) and Inferred resources at Koval and Kasagiminnis Deposits, respectively.