The Dufferin project is now composed of: Dufferin North, Mine Dufferin, Dufferin East, and Chocolate Lake, which are all located on the same anticline structure of 8.4 km long. Miller Lake and Ecum Secum properties are located on two other parallel anticlinal structures to the north and to the south of Dufferin, respectively.

With an area of 5.5 km² (554 hectares), the Dufferin East property was acquired for $125,000 total made in two payments: an initial payment of $50,000 at signature and a final payment of $75,000 six months later. The claims are subject to a 2% net smelter return royalty, which may be purchased for $1 million.

Clarification on the private placement announced last August, 21: the finders can receive a commission of 5% on warrants exercised.

About Ressources Appalaches

Since it was created in 1994, the goal of Ressources Appalaches has been to discover and develop deposits of base and precious metals in Canada, and more especially in Québec and Nova Scotia. Appalaches’ primary focus is with the exploration and development of the Dufferin gold mine in Nova Scotia.

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