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Canadian Metals Inc C.CME

Alternate Symbol(s):  CNMTF

Canadian Metals Inc. is a Canada-based diversified resource company focused on the development of large-scale mineral deposits in specific commodities and safe jurisdictions. The Company holds 28,822 hectares of land in New Brunswick, Canada, the projects are within and bordering the prolific Bathurst Mining Camp (BMC). The properties cover a range of geological target types including structurally controlled gold, porphyry copper-gold-molybdenum, and skarn lead-zinc-copper-silver mineralization. The Company’s projects include Nicholas Denys Property, Goldstrike Property, Oxford Property, Mountain Brook Property, Sedex Property, and TV Tower Property. The Nicholas Denys Property is located near Bathurst and comprises 356 units held in two contiguous mineral claims encompassing 7,591 hectares (75.9 square kilometers (KM2)). Its Goldstrike Property comprises 6 contiguous mineral claims. Its Oxford Property comprises 169 units held in one mineral claim encompassing 3,667 ha.


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Post by Kongratulationon Jul 20, 2019 2:11pm
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Silicon project over ?

Silicon project over ?
Just curious, is there any news on that ?
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