No...
the article in the Globe and Mail was regarding KESTREL... not Kinross
Kestrel Gold - Drilling Starts at King Solomon's Dome
ACCESSWIRE - Wed Sep 23, 8:00AM CDT
CALGARY, AB / ACCESSWIRE / September 23, 2020 / Kestrel Gold Inc. ("Kestrel" or the "Corporation")(TSXV:KGC.VN) is pleased to announce the start of drilling on it's 100% owned King Solomon's Dome property ("KSD"). The property is located in the Yukon portion of the Tintina Gold Belt, 35 minutes by road south of Dawson City, within the famous Klondike placer gold district. Creeks draining from KSD have produced significant amounts of placer gold and Kestrel is evaluating the property's potential to host economic bedrock sources for this gold.
Current planning is for a 10-hole, approximate 550 metre, reverse circulation drill program designed to test 6 targets within the previously identified 1.0 kilometre east-west by 2.2 kilometre north-south trending orogenic-style quartz vein system. Targets consist of sheeted gold-silver bearing quartz veins with occasional pyrite, galena and rare visible gold along with altered and mineralized wallrock. Values from quartz veins range from <0.005 to 305.7 g/t Au and <0.3 to 1,302 g/t Ag, while samples of altered and mineralized wallrock adjacent to veins returned values ranging from <0.005 to 5.075 g/t Au.
Drilling is expected to be completed by early October, with results to be released once they are received, compiled and interpreted. Drill holes will be sampled over their entire length at 1.52 metre intervals. Samples will be submitted to Bureau Veritas with preparation by PRP70-1kg (crush and pulverize 1 kilogram of material) with gold analyses by FS631-1kg (1kg metallic screen analyses) and multi-element analyses by AQ300 (0.5g sample for 33 elements by aqua regia digestion and ICP-ES).