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https://www.stockwatch.com/News/Item.aspx?bid=Z-C%3aFDC-2038589&symbol=FDC®ion=C ......"
FORUM'S COMPILATION SHOWS POTENTIAL ON ITS CLAIMS ALONG TREND OF THE ALPHA/FISSION PATTERSON LAKE DISCOVERY
Forum Uranium Corp. has completed an initial compilation of available geological, geochemical and geophysical data on its newly acquired, 100-per-cent-owned Clearwater project, located on trend to the southwest of Fission Energy/Alpha Minerals Patterson Lake South uranium mineralization. Forum's northernmost claim, staked immediately southwest of the Alpha/Fission ground, is interpreted to be on strike with the fertile conductive trend that hosts the newly discovered high-grade uranium mineralization on the Patterson Lake South project.
A historic regional lake sediment sampling program was conducted over the Patterson Lake area. The highest lake sediment value in the area lies in the southwest Forum claim with a value of 8.3 parts per million (ppm). Most values are between one ppm and three ppm. Regional airborne magnetic data suggest the presence of an Archean granite/gneiss complex on the west side of the Forum claims. The contact between the Archean rocks and the younger Proterozoic rocks that host the graphitic conductors has proved to be a favourable zone for uranium mineralization, as seen at Key Lake, McClean Lake and Rabbit Lake on the east side of the basin, and Cluff Lake to the north of the Patterson Lake South discovery.
Historic electromagnetic (EM) surveys did not extend onto the Forum ground. Future plans are to cover the Forum claims with an EM survey to delineate graphitic lineaments, and a detailed boulder/prospecting survey to search for any boulder fields similar to that found on the Fission/Alpha ground.
The presence of the fertile conductive trend with high-grade uranium values greatly enhances this part of the Athabasca basin which has been underexplored to date. The Clearwater claims add another excellent project to the Forum portfolio within the Athabasca basin.
Ken Wheatley, PGeo (Saskatchewan/Nunavut), Forum's vice-president, exploration, is the qualified person that has reviewed and approved the contents of this news release....."
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