A phase two drill program has begun at Brunswick Exploration’s (TSXV: BRW) Mirage project, found in the James Bay region of Quebec.
The program is focused on extensions of known pegmatite dykes found at Mirage, as well as prospective outcrops that have yet to be drill tested. Planned drilling is slated to occur across the known 2.8 kilometre strike length at the project, with the intention of testing the entire spodumene-bearing pegmatite dyke swarm, with drilling to occur to a depth of 250 metres.
The primary goal of the program is said to be the demonstration of tonnage potential, with the planned drill holes being step-outs of previously intersected high grade lithium.
“This will be an exciting 2024 start for BRW as we immediately commence a significant drill program at Mirage. The drilling campaign will aggressively target known dykes with wide step backs and deeper holes. It is our intention to rapidly demonstrate the potential to build tonnage at Mirage, especially in the higher-grade dykes.,” commented CEO Killian Charles.
Brunswick Exploration last traded at $0.61 on the TSX Venture.
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