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Osisko Metals Inc V.OM

Alternate Symbol(s):  OMZNF

Osisko Metals Incorporated is a Canada-based exploration and development company. The Company is engaged in the exploration and evaluation of base metals properties with a focus on copper and zinc mineral assets located in Canada. The Company’s projects include the Gaspe Copper project, the Pine Point project, and Mount Copper Expansion project. Its Gaspe Copper project is located near Murdochville in the Gaspe peninsula of Quebec including the copper mountain expansion deposit that hosts a NI43-101 inferred resource of 456 Megaton (Mt) grading. The Company’s Pine Point project is located on the south shore of Great Slave Lake in Canada’s Northwest Territories. It is based on current mineral resource estimates, which is an open pit and shallow underground mining and consist of 12.9 Mt grading. Its Mount Copper Expansion project is a copper resource property, which is located in Eastern North America. The Company’s subsidiary is Pine Point Mining Limited.


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Post by veteran98on Sep 11, 2009 9:04am
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Osisko drills 1.2 g/t Au over 86.9 m at Jeffrey zo

Osisko drills 1.2 g/t Au over 86.9 m at Jeffrey zo

Osisko drills 1.2 g/t Au over 86.9 m at Jeffrey zone

2009-09-11 08:52 ET - News Release

Mr. John Burzynski reports

OSISKO INTERSECTS 1.20 G/T AU OVER 86.9 METRES AT JEFFREY ZONE

Osisko Mining Corp. is releasing the initial results from the 2008 drill program targeting the Jeffrey zone on the Malartic CHL property, currently under option from Golden Valley Mines Ltd.

The Jeffrey zone is a gold-mineralized prospect located at the southern extremity of the CHL porphyry, approximately 3.5 kilometres east of the centre of the Canadian Malartic deposit, currently under development by Osisko. The Jeffrey zone was tested with a series of 19 drill holes (CHL08-2063 to CHL08-2090 for 5,601 metres) located along drill sections spaced 50 metres apart over a 400-metre by 100-metre area. All of the holes in the Jeffrey zone were oriented to the north or south, perpendicular to the regional east-west fabric and were inclined from minus-45 to minus-78 degrees.

Most of the holes intersected mineralization along each section drilled. The most significant near-surface drill results include 86.9 m averaging 1.20 g/t Au (CHL08-2079) including 6.0 m averaging 7.35 g/t Au. The depth extension of the Jeffrey zone was also confirmed with drill intercepts of 33.5 m averaging 0.78 g/t Au (CHL08-2088) and 12.6 m averaging 1.14 g/t Au (CHL08-2090). Assay highlights from the 19 new drill holes are summarized in the table.

Hole No.      Section     From (m)      To (m)   Length (m)    Au g/tCHL08-2066      7150E        22.0        28.0          6.0       1.26CHL08-2071      7165E        19.5        22.5          3.0       3.65CHL08-2073      7215E        14.5        31.0         16.5       0.76and                          48.0        57.8          9.8       0.57CHL08-2074      7215E        38.0        41.2          3.2       7.32including                    40.2        41.2          1.0       20.9CHL08-2075      7250E        15.5        49.0         33.5       1.00including                    38.5        41.5          3.0       3.49CHL08-2076      7250E        16.0        76.5         60.5       0.85including                    46.0        53.5          7.5       2.58CHL08-2077      7250E        18.5        78.5         60.0       0.82including                    27.5        32.0          4.5       2.45CHL08-2078      7300E         8.4        80.9         72.5       1.25including                    74.0        75.0          1.0       16.5CHL08-2079      7300E         8.6        95.5         86.9       1.20including                    43.0        44.5          1.5       23.4CHL08-2080      7350E        11.5        70.6         59.1       1.07including                    11.5        13.0          1.5       22.3CHL08-2081      7350E        21.0        31.5         10.5       0.73and                          55.5        89.2         33.7       0.85and                         191.5       194.5          3.0       2.12and                         203.5       236.5         33.0       0.89CHL08-2082      7350E        11.0       102.5         91.5       0.95CHL08-2083      7400E        40.5        71.9         31.4       0.90CHL08-2084      7400E        12.7        72.0         59.3       1.42including                    49.0        53.5          4.5       7.71CHL08-2085      7450E        10.0        70.0         60.0       1.01including                    55.0        62.5          7.5       5.51CHL08-2086      7450E        63.0       101.5         38.5       1.28and                         131.5       172.1         40.6       0.42CHL08-2088      7500E       111.5       124.5         11.3       0.62and                         147.5       153.5          6.0       1.86and                         167.0       200.5         33.5       0.78CHL08-2089      7500E       141.1       179.0         37.9       0.68CHL08-2090      7550E       183.9       196.5         12.6       1.14

Mineralization at the Jeffrey zone consists of disseminated pyrite-gold in potassic-altered quartz-feldspar porphyry dikes in contact with a predominately ultramafic flow sequence, and in lesser gabbro and sedimentary units. Narrower, higher grade mineralization is hosted in quartz veins or silicified porphyry or talcose ultramafic schists.

Presently the Jeffrey zone has been traced continuously by surface diamond drilling over a strike length of 400 metres and a depth of 90 to 150 metres. True average width is estimated at 42 metres. The mineralized system remains open to the east and at depth, as was highlighted from the results from a nine-hole, 2,400-metre program completed in 2007 (see news in Stockwatch April 17, 2008), which produced significant intersections as far as 375 metres farther to the east. Significant near-surface drill results from the 2007 program include 53.9 m averaging 1.25 g/t Au (CHL07-2022) and 40.5 m averaging 1.39 g/t Au (CHL07-2021).

Results from the 2007 and 2008 drill programs warrant a follow-up definition drill program to be completed with the objective of issuing, if warranted, an NI 43-101 resource estimate. Due to very wet ground conditions in the area of the Jeffrey zone, this definition drill program is planned for the winter of 2009-2010.

Currently the last remaining holes from the 2008 program are being logged and sampled with additional results to be released in the coming weeks for the reconnaissance drilling completed along the prospective CHL porphyry-volcanic contact and the Shaft zone.

Osisko has the right to acquire a 70-per-cent interest in the Malartic CHL property in consideration for $150,000 in cash payments over a four-year period (total amount paid to date) and by completing a minimum $2-million in exploration work over a four-year period. Upon earning its 70-per-cent interest, Golden Valley will maintain a free-carried interest of 30 per cent to production. Presently, option/joint venture partner and operator Osisko has completed 19,746 metres (101 drill holes) on the property in 2008 and 15 holes totalling 6,544 metres in 2007.

All NQ or HQ core assays reported above were obtained by standard 50-gram fire assaying-AA finish or gravimetric finish at ALS Chemex laboratories in Val d'Or, Que. Reported weighted averages were calculated using a minimum of 0.50 gram per tonne Au over successive maximum intervals of 20 metres with no upper cut-off of individual assays. Intersected drifts or lost core within mineralized intersections were incorporated as blank intervals.

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