Nord Precious Metals Mining Inc. has completed a conceptual assessment of open-pit mining potential at its Castle East area near Gowganda, Ontario, focusing on broader, lower-grade near-surface silver-cobalt-gold mineralization beyond the known high-grade underground veins. The company plans further geological modelling and drilling to validate and prioritize targets, aiming to explore district-scale opportunities. This preliminary work does not define a mineral resource or economic viability but sets a framework for future exploration and potential development. Nord also operates a milling facility and is advancing a silver tailings project, positioning itself in Ontario's critical minerals supply chain.
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Nord Precious Metals Mining has finished a conceptual study assessing open-pit mining potential at its Castle East site near Gowganda, Ontario. The study explores broader, lower-grade near-surface silver, cobalt, and gold mineralization beyond the hi...
