Mistango River Resources Inc C.MIS

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Mistango River Resources Inc. is a Canada-based exploration company, with a focus on gold and copper exploration in Ontario and Quebec. The Company's projects are located in Kirkland Lake district and Shebandowan gold district in Ontario. The Kirkland West Project is a high-grade gold project beside Agnico Eagle Mines. Kirkland West spans approximately 4,300 hectares and is located 10 kilometers (km) west of the town of Kirkland Lake. The property is contiguous with the Macassa Mine property, while also adjacent to Agnico Eagle's large land position. It is made up of two main zones: The Baldwin Zone and the Eby Zone. The Omega Project is an advanced-stage project with approximately 600,000 ounces, along the Cadillac Break, 25km east of Macassa. Its Goldie project straddles the Trans-Canada highway, 50KM west of Thunder Bay, and is accessed by forestry roads. Its Sackville project is located approximately 50km west of the City of Thunder Bay in the Sackville/Aldina Township.

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Post by Ianc77on Nov 03, 2020 9:41am

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Mistango Begins 10,000-metre Drill Program at Kirkland West

TORONTO , Nov. 3, 2020 /CNW/ - Mistango River Resources Inc. ("Mistango" or the "Company") (CSE: MIS) is pleased to announce that it has commenced its 10,000-metres diamond drilling campaign on its 100%-owned Kirkland West Project, in Kirkland Lake, Ontario .

The Kirkland West Project is located about 4,000 metres west of Kirkland Lake Gold's (KL:TSX) Macassa Mine within a geological and structural context that strongly resembles the Kirkland Lake gold mining camp.

A total of 10,000 metres of diamond drilling has been planned to explore multiple target areas that have been identified by Mistango. An Ontario -based diamond drill contractor has been engaged and the first drill holes will be located in the vicinity of the Baldwin Mine, where historical production resulted on gold grades of about 15 g/t.