- Slave Lake Zinc (CSE:SLZ) has announced exploration plans for lithium potential in the Northwest Territories
- The company is designing its summer exploration program and is waiting for sampling of pegmatite formations on the property for potential lithium
- Company geologists have identified numerous significant pegmatite formations from historical mapping done on the O’Connor Lake MWK claims
- Shares of Slave Lake Zinc (CSE:SLZ) are up 16.67 per cent to C$0.035 as of 11:06 a.m. ET
Slave Lake Zinc (CSE:SLZ) has announced exploration plans for lithium potential in the Northwest Territories.
In a news release, the company said it is configuring its summer exploration program as it awaits the sampling of pegmatite formations from the property for potential lithium discoveries.
With headquarters in Vancouver, Slave Lake Zinc is focused on the potential of the O’Connor Lake property that contains zinc, lead and copper.
According to Slave Lake Zinc, the project has the potential to add to its critical metals projects in the Northwest Territories.
The company’s geologists have already identified significant pegmatite formations from mapping done on the O’Connor Lake MWK claims from the 1950s.
Slave Lake plans to send a field team to conduct initial reconnaissance mapping and sampling of the pegmatites identified in historic reports.
The company will focus on O’Connor Lake – specifically the claims established by Slave Lake Zinc in the 2022 season.
Shares of Slave Lake Zinc are up 16.67 per cent to C$0.035 as of 11:06 a.m. ET.
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