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"About Us
Sarissa Resources Inc. is a junior mineral exploration company exploring for mineral assets, initially in North America. Sarissa’s current exploration activities are focused on conducting an exploration/confirmation program on its wholly-owned Nemegosenda Niobium property in Chapleau, Ontario. Sarissa is also exploring a gold property in the Shining Tree area, located between Sudbury and Kirkland Lake. These properties are situated in Ontario, Canada. This is an area that combines vast regions of high mineral potential with comprehensive mining laws providing secure land tenure. In addition, through the Ontario Ministry of Northern Development and Mines, a world-class geoscience data infrastructure is available to assist in the identification of significant exploration opportunities."
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Sarissa Resources Inc. is a junior mineral exploration company exploring for mineral assets, initially in North America. Sarissa’s current exploration properties include the "Deadmoose Lake" property in Shillington Township, the O'Connor Asquith gold property in the Shining Tree region, as well as other properties in Pacaud Township, Timmins Township, and in the Elliot Lake region. Sarissa Resources is currently conducting an exploration/confirmation program on its wholly-owned Nemegosenda Niobium property in Chapleau, Ontario, where historic work, including extensive drilling and bulk sampling, has outlined an ore body containing 20 million tons of 0.47% Nb2O5 material (non-NI 43-101-compliant) in the Hawke Zone (formerly called 'D Zone'), and identified a 2nd area, the SE Zones which also contain niobium and other rare earth elements. An Independent Technical Report covering the Nemegosenda Property was released in July 2009. The report can be read here.
All of these properties are situated in Ontario, Canada. This is an area that combines vast regions of high mineral potential with comprehensive mining laws providing secure land tenure. In addition, through the Ontario Ministry of Northern Development and Mines, a world-class geoscience data infrastructure is available to assist in the identification of significant exploration opportunities.
It's all IMO
