Midlothian would be my choice of next drill campainyour talking 4 hole at .29 % from surface and all 4 hole 345 meters of mineralisation..There's no swamp land easier to drill out and Mark once mentioned it would be like FPX recovery process..Send 8 drills out there have drilled up by summer lol
Mark Selby, CEO of Canada Nickel commented, “These outstanding Midlothian results, with all holes showing good nickel grades across long mineralized intervals of multi-hundred metres that start less than ten metres from surface, confirm Midlothian as a significant discovery. Midlothian is one of our ten properties with a target geophysical footprint larger than Crawford and these latest results further confirm the success of our geophysical targeting approach. As well, these latest samples with high brucite content also demonstrate the potential for substantial carbon storage at Midlothian utilizing the In-Process Tailings (“IPT”) Carbonation process the Company is developing.”
Mineralogy Results Mineralogical analysis from samples from hole MID23-04 indicate awaruite and heazlewoodite being the dominant nickel minerals, with awaruite representing approximately 70% of the recoverable nickel minerals. Brucite, the most reactive carbon storage mineral, averaged 7.2%, nearly four times the amounts seen at Crawford which averages 1.9% brucite, with several individual samples over 11%. See table 2.
MID23-01* 1.5 345.0 343.5 0.28 0.01 0.003 0.003 0.16 4.55 0.02
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