Source: York Harbour Metals Inc.
  • York Harbour Metals (YORK) mobilized a drill to the Pinnacle Lake target on its York Harbour project in western Newfoundland
  • The Phase 5 helicopter-supported diamond drilling campaign began at the A Zone North Target and then proceeded to the K Zone area
  • To date, nine drill holes, totalling 1,764 metres have been completed in the latest drilling campaign
  • York Harbour Metals (YORK) opened trading at $0.54

York Harbour Metals (YORK) mobilized a drill to the Pinnacle Lake target on its York Harbour project in western Newfoundland.

The Phase 5 helicopter-supported diamond drilling campaign began at the A Zone North Target and then proceeded to the K Zone area.

To date, nine drill holes, totalling 1,764 metres have been completed in the latest drilling campaign.

The Pinnacle Lake and No. 4 Brook targets both lack historic drill-testing but possess significant upside potential to find new copper-zinc-silver mineralization that could substantially increase the footprint of high-grade Volcanogenic Massive Sulphide (VMS) mineralization within the property.

The company has engaged a drilling contractor and assembled a skilled technical team to oversee the campaign. The use of helicopter-supported drilling will allow the team to access remote and difficult-to-reach areas, increasing the chances of discovering new mineralized zones. The company is exploring outside the main mine area to assess the full potential of the property.

York Harbour Metals Inc. (YORK) is an exploration and development company focused on the York Harbour Copper-Zinc Project, a mineral property located 27 km from Corner Brook, Newfoundland and Labrador.

York Harbour Metals (YORK) opened trading at $0.54.

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