- A drill program is underway at Recharge Resources’ (RR) Brussels Creek Copper-Gold-Palladium Project in Kamloops, BC
- Paradigm Drilling has deployed a Boyles 25 model drill rig to the staging area near the Brussels Creek Property and completed 900 metres of drilling in three holes
- Data compilation is underway at Georgia Lake Lithium, and the company awaits additional data from Pocitos 1, the team is pushing forward on all fronts with drills now on site at the Brussels Creek Copper-Palladium-Gold Project
- Recharge Resources Ltd. (RR) was down 2.67 per cent, trading at C$0.365 at 10:05 am ET
A drill program is underway at Recharge Resources’ (RR) Brussels Creek Copper-Gold-Palladium Project in Kamloops, BC.
Paradigm Drilling has deployed a Boyles 25 model drill rig to the staging area near the Brussels Creek Property and completed 900 metres of drilling in three holes. The aim of the drill program is to test the potential for copper-gold mineralization.
Source: Recharge Resources Ltd.
Recharge’s CEO, David Greenway, explained that while data compilation is underway at Georgia Lake Lithium and the company awaits additional data from Pocitos 1, the team is pushing forward on all fronts with drills now on site at the Brussels Creek Copper-Palladium-Gold Project.
“We thank Mr. Shearer and all those involved in the consultation and drill planning process. Recharge is committed to sustainable exploration and mining practices. This is a pivotal time for the Brussels Creek Project in BC, and we look forward to the upcoming drill program.”
The Georgia Lake Project is host to several spodumene-bearing pegmatites. Lithium mineralization was discovered in 1955 and then explored by several owners over the years. The properties are located within the Thunder Bay Mining Division. Recharge’s property is contiguous to the North and West boundaries of Rock Tech Lithium’s (TSX:RCK) Georgia Lake Lithium property.
Recharge Resources (RR) is a Canadian mineral exploration company focused on exploring and developing the production of high-value battery metals to create green, renewable energy to meet the demands of the advancing electric vehicle and fuel cell vehicle market.
Recharge Resources Ltd. (RR) was down 2.67 per cent, trading at C$0.365 at 10:05 am ET.