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Red Lake Gold Inc C.RGLD

Red Lake Gold Inc. is a Canada-based junior mining exploration company. The Company’s principal business activities include the acquisition and exploration of mineral property assets. It is focused on high-impact gold exploration through its 21,238-hectare district-scale Whirlwind Jack gold project situated near Red Lake, Ontario. Its projects include Whirlwind Jack Gold Project, Fenelon North Gold Project, Preston District Uranium Project, and Celt Lake Lithium Project. The Whirlwind Jack Gold Project is a district-scale gold exploration project located near Red Lake, Ontario. The Fenelon North Gold Project is situated within the core of the Fenelon gold district. The Preston District Uranium Project, which consists of over 11 mining licenses totaling approximately 56571 hectares, is located in the Athabasaca Basin region of Saskatchewan. The Celt Lake Lithium Project is located in Red Lake Mining District, Ontario, Canada. The Celt Lake Lithium Project has approximately 500 claims.


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Comment by dacreon Aug 25, 2019 6:30pm
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RE:BTU could have the fault on there South East border

RE:BTU could have the fault on there South East border Sorry no.  Check BTU's own maps.  They either don't hold the ground and if they do it's the wrong rock type.  Sorry.
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