Work is currently underway on an integrated feasibility study.

The Calgary-based miner wants to back the 1 MM oz gold inferred resource at 1.43 g/t Au (0.7 g/t Au cut-off) reported back in September.

The company says it plans to update the resource again before the end of the first quarter of 2020 to incorporate 1,377 metres of infill drilling.

The unexpected finding was made on the western side of the property.

Airborne survey results suggest that the LP fault zone extends for at least 12 km westward onto the property.

The Vancouver-based miner said it wants to focus on its Pakwash North and Pakwash East properties.

The exploration project is 52,507 acres and covers 1,044 mining claims.

Estimated life-of-mine production is 375,931 oz. gold, or 41,000 oz. gold a year, at all-in sustaining costs of $640 per ounce.