• Green River Gold Corp. (CCR) has staked an additional 11,110.98 hectares in the Cariboo Mining District in BC
  • Green River Gold now holds 100 per cent ownership of over 20,000 contiguous hectares of mineral claims at its Fontaine Gold and Quesnel Nickel Projects
  • President & CEO Perry Little sat down with Sabrina Phillips to discuss the news
  • Green River Gold is a Canadian mineral exploration company
  • Green River Gold Corp. (CCR) opened trading at C$0.065

Green River Gold Corp. (CCR) has staked an additional 11,110.98 hectares comprised of 7 mineral tenures in the Cariboo Mining District in BC.

Green River Gold Corp. now holds 100 per cent ownership of over 20,000 contiguous hectares (200 sq km) of mineral claims at its neighbouring Fontaine Gold and Quesnel Nickel Projects.

Newly acquired tenures

President & CEO Perry Little sat down with Sabrina Phillips to discuss the news.

“With so much of our focus on nickel over the past two years, it is easy to forget that Green River originally staked the ground primarily for the significant gold potential in the area. We border Osisko’s Cariboo Gold Project with its 2 million ounces of reserves and a mine planned to go into production in 2024. Green River has been looking at this additional property for several years, but we felt it was too big a stretch in our early days. With logging operations making access easier, now was the time to act.”

About Green River Gold Corp.

Green River Gold Corp. is a Canadian mineral exploration company focused on its wholly-owned Fontaine Gold Project, Quesnel Nickel/Magnesium/Talc Project, and Kymar Silver Project, located in renowned mining districts in British Columbia.

Green River Gold Corp. (CCR) opened trading at C$0.065


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