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STLLR Gold Inc MEAUF


Primary Symbol: T.STLR Alternate Symbol(s):  STLRF

STLLR Gold Inc., formerly Moneta Gold Inc., is a Canadian gold development company. The Company advances in two gold projects, namely Tower Gold Project in the Timmins Mining Camp in Ontario and the Colomac Gold Project located north of Yellowknife, Northwest Territories. Its Tower Gold Project is located approximately 100 kilometers (km) east of Timmins and hosts a total indicated resource of approximately 4.46 million ounces (Moz) contained gold and a total inferred resource of 8.29 Moz contained gold. The Tower Gold Project hosts nine gold deposits along a nine km long mineralized corridor. The Colomac Gold Project is an open-pit gold project in the Northwest Territories, Canada, 200 km north of the capital city and mining hub Yellowknife. The Colomac Gold Project represents a series of high-grade open pit gold deposits, and gold mineralization remains open on all directions.


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Comment by Fullplateon May 30, 2017 8:10pm
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RE:Drill Results

RE:Drill ResultsIt's good to see some drill results, and the numbers reported were good. I'm looking forward to what hopefully will be regular reporting throughout the rest of the year. It is always wet and soft in the northwoods in the spring, so apparently they didn't set aside drilling sites on rocky ground accessible this time of year.  Maybe no dry sites were in areas to be drilled, or perhaps it was poor planning. In any event, there should be no more excuses in disclosing regular drill results going forward. 
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