The drillhole returned 21.1 metres of 6.89 g/t gold, which includes higher-grade intercepts, such as 2 metres of 4.81 g/t gold, and 11.8 metres of 11.32 g/t gold.
The future of the mine in Canada’s Northwest Territories remains uncertain after the company announced that a deal to sell it to a subsidiary owned by its parent company, The Washington Companies, has fallen apart.