RT Minerals Corp V.RTM

Alternate Symbol(s): RTMFD

RT Minerals Corp. is a Canada-based junior exploration company. The Company is engaged in the acquisition, exploration and evaluation of primarily gold and base metals properties in Ontario, Canada. The Company's principal mineral properties in Canada, including Link-Catharine, Catharine Gold properties, Blakelock property, Case Batholith property, Galna / Moody property, Ireland REE property, Kendrey property, Kenogaming /Pharand Project, McQuibban project, Milligan Project, Nordica Project and Timmins project. The Company holds an option to acquire a 100% interest in the Link-Catharine RLDZ gold property comprised of 15 unpatented single-cell mining claims with a total area of approximately 220 hectares in one claim block, which is contiguous to the Company’s 100% owned approximately 102 square kilometers Catharine claim block. The Link-Catharine property is located approximately 25 kilometers south-east of the town of Kirkland Lake, Ontario.

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Comment by SusanBollandon Oct 28, 2021 6:32am

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RE:NSG on our north boundary

garland wrote: Waiting for visuals from NSG second drilling program - in particular the visuals ( then assays) for drilling the magnetic destruction zones ( mag lows) targets along the fault zones cutting across their property.( see NSG news releases) . The concept is simply - that magnetic destruction ( lows) = the development of hydrothermal alteration and disseminated mineralization being deposited along the brittle fault deformation corridors where gold bearing hydrothermal fluids have transcended ( and originated) from the Round Lake Batholith.

This has not been a priority target in the past and the results of NSG drilling will have a big impact on RTM, as we have several identical target anomalies equal to ( and perhaps better than ) the NSG targets!

Fingers crossed !! ( also hope NSG recieves good assays from their remaining holes from the first program - they look very interesting ( thick) -from the visuals in latest news release)

good info, thanks

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