Galleon Gold begins engineering at West Cache in Ontario

The property has been under exploration since 1927 by numerous ground geophysical surveys and diamond drilling. Dome Exploration discovered and delineated a gold mineralized zone that is approximately 350 metres long and 45 metres wide. Drill programs by Teck, Cameco Gold and Tom Exploration further extended the mineralization to 350 metres of depth.

After its acquisition of Explor Resources in 2019, Galleon has continued to advance the West Cache project. Based on 210,000 metres of drilling since then, the company updated the resource earlier this year, showing 4.05 million tonnes indicated grading 3.63 g/t gold for 472,000 oz. and 11.79 million tonnes inferred grading 2.87 g/t gold for 1.09 million oz.

The proposed West Cache advanced exploration program currently includes the development of a ramp and portal to access the zone 9 deposit, collection of a bulk sample (up to 100,000 tonnes), and exploration drilling at depth.

Commenting on the latest permitting progress, Galleon’s president and CEO David Russell said, “We are very pleased that our two-fold strategy for developing the West Cache project continues to progress in a timely manner. We have been conducting the baseline and technical studies required to apply for permits for an underground bulk sample in concert with our exploration and infill drill programs.”

“By focusing on both permitting and increasing the mineral resource we continue to advance the project in a meaningful way,” he added.

More details are available at www.GalleonGold.com.