Excerpt from Stockwatch Gold-Today John Burzynski's Osisko Mining Inc. (OSK) lost 12 cents to $2.76 on 443,000 shares on word that it has drilled a 5.2-metre interval averaging 203 grams of gold per tonne in an expansion hole drilled into the Triple Lynx corridor at its Windfall project in northwestern Quebec. Another expansion hole, this one into Lynx, produced a second bonanza-grade hit, averaging 125 grams per tonne over two metres. (Several other bonanza-grade intervals were noted in the latest batch of assays, but they came from infill tests.)
Mr. Burzynski, CEO, was suitably enthused that Osisko's drilling "continues to deliver significant high-grade results." The expansion holes, he cheers, "continue to clearly demonstrate additional potential growth of the resource base." That base currently lists 11.1 million tonnes measured and indicated at 11.4 grams of gold per tonne and 12.3 million tonnes inferred at 8.4 grams per tonne -- a total of nearly 7.4 million ounces of gold.
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