Canadian Gold Corp (TSX.V: CGC | OTC: STRRF) CEO Michael Swistun joins me for an in-depth introduction to the company, its flagship Tartine Mine, and a potential near-term mine restart.
Located near Flin Flon, Manitoba, the historic Tartine Mine produced 47,000 ounces of gold in the late 1980s. Now, with high-grade drill results, infrastructure in place, and rising gold prices, Canadian Gold Corp is advancing exploration and evaluating a restart.
In this interview, Michael outlines:
- The historic resource of 240,000oz at 6.32 g/t and how recent drilling has extended high-grade mineralization beyond 1,000m vertical depth.
- Details of the ongoing 9,000m drill program, including results from the South Zone and potential for additional ounces per vertical meter.
- A clear restart strategy, supported by legacy infrastructure, permitting advantages, and a tight-knit regional mining community.
- The backing of Rob McEwen, along with McEwen Mining, now owns nearly 40% of the company and recently exercised warrants for over 3M shares.
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