Trillium Gold Mines (TSXV: TGM; OTC: TGLDF) says this year’s drilling at the Newman Todd gold complex has outlined more widespread mineralization than was historically interpreted. Evidence points toward a system that is considerably larger and more integrated than previously thought.
The 100%-owned Newman Todd project, including the adjacent Rivard claims, lies in the Red Lake gold camp of northwest Ontario. Trillium released assays representing 6,708 metres in 15 holes. Highlights include the following:
Newman Todd:
Rivard:
Historically, the Newman Todd property has received only shallow drilling to a depth of about 300 metres. Trillium is testing deeper potential down to 485 metres thus far. The company hopes to find considerable resources at depth as existing gold mines in the Red Lake, Timmins and Kirkland Lake camps are productive to 2,000 metres and beyond.
Trillium has is also conducting a program of eight planned holes at Gold Centre this summer, with assays pending.
More information is posted at www.TrilliumGold.com.
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