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Ximen Mining ESG Reporting: Kenville Gold Mine Hydrogeology

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1 Comment| July 30, 2021

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As part of a continued commitment to ESG reporting, Ximen Mining is pleased to share summarized results from a hydrogeology assessment completed for the Company’s 100% owned Kenville Gold Mine project in Nelson, southeastern British Columbia.

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