Gold Summary for Feb. 21, 2020 Sun Metals is planning a big drill program this spring at its Stardust project in north-central B.C., chasing more high-grade gold and copper.
Donald McInnes and Mark O'Dea's Sun Metals Corp. (SUNM), up one cent to 11 cents on 3.47 million shares, plans a $3.8-million, 12,000-metre drill program at its Stardust project in north-central British Columbia. The work will start in late spring, presumably once the snow melts, with three rigs to take part in the program that seeks to grow the high-grade 421 zone while exploring for additional thick, high-grade, massive sulphide zones elsewhere on the project. Stardust hosts a 2,200-metre corridor of mineralization that the company thinks could host large, high-grade deposits.