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RT Minerals Corp V.RTM

Alternate Symbol(s):  RTMFF

RT Minerals Corp. is a Canada-based junior exploration company. The Company holds a 100% interest, royalty-free, in a portfolio of 12 rare earth element (REE), gold and base metal properties in Ontario, Canada. The Company is engaged in the acquisition, exploration and evaluation of mineral properties in Canada for hosting critical minerals, gold and base metals. Its projects include Nordica, Case Batholith, Ireland, Timmins, Kenogaming & Pharand, Kendry, Galna, Blakelock, Mcquibban, and Milligan. The Nordica property is prospective for copper, nickel, cobalt, chromium, and palladium mineralization. The Ireland REE property is comprised of 52 claims (421 hectares) covering an inferred carbonatite complex (the Ireland Complex) located in Ireland Township, 45 kilometers northeast of Smooth Rock Falls, Ontario. The Timmins property contains 21 claim blocks comprising 170 hectares (420 acres) and is located in Timmins township approximately 50 km southeast of Timmins Ontario.


TSXV:RTM - Post by User

Comment by diabase1on May 06, 2021 8:30pm
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Post# 33149413

RE:re question

RE:re question RTM keeps referring to the host rock as being ultramafic basalt in their drill holes. To me, that sounds like a komatiitic basalt. I'm reading reports of Dale Pyke, and Andy Fyon on the Timmins area and they both show komatiitic basalts near most of the gold mines there. Dale Pyke has a theory on how gold got to where it is located. More later.

Looking forward to the results from RTM's drilling..
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