In a press release made on Tuesday June 26th 2007, Grande Portage Resources Ltd. provided some instructive insights which tickled our curiosity. Grande Portage Resources Ltd. announced that the massive property wide detailed geological mapping and silt sampling continues. To date, 5 new massive sulphide showings have been located at surface which require investigation.
As well, prospecting of the previously announced Ni-Cu-Co-Cr silt anomaly with coincident airborne Mag and EM signatures has resulted in the discovery of a mafic gabbro-diorite with disseminated pyrite and pyrrhotite. An I.P. ground geophysical survey is planned as most of the intrusive is capped by limestone or basalt. The Company is filing for drill permits to test the Ni anomaly.
Trenching of the Copper Knob massive sulphide showing adjacent to the north of the Merry Widow Pit has extended this strike at least another 25 metres as it is still open. Projecting the mineralization observed at the Copper Knob to depth indicates that it's possible to drill test this target from the underground workings at the Kingfisher Pit. This will shorten the same respective holes from surface and would allow for easier fan drilling of the target.
The initial resource calculation, based upon the Company's 2006 drilling for the Merry Widow Pit area, is nearly complete. Additional specific gravity data is being collected for use in the tonnage calculation. A site visit is being conducted today by Gary Giroux, the engineer preparing the report. The Company is in the process of including the iron content into the resource calculation.
Grande Portage Resources Ltd. is a mineral exploration and development company focused on massive sulphide exploration in British Columbia, which have the potential for primary discoveries of gold and base metal projects. Grande Portage is operated by experienced managers and professionals who have been effective in discovery, mine development, and mining operations throughout North and South America, Africa, Europe, and Central Asia.
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