Maple Gold taking 'discovery shots' at Douay, says exploration VP

Maple Gold Mines has started an induced polarisation survey (IP) on its broad 355sq.km Douay land package along the Casa Berardi Deformation Zone in the Abitibi Greenstone Belt of Quebec, Canada. The explorer is aiming at shedding more light on new high-grade gold lenses near the existing resource, VP for exploration Friedrich Speidel has told Mining Journal.

Maple Gold Mines is looking to find new higher-grade lenses at its Douay gold project in Quebec, Canada

30 January 2020
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A 2019 IP survey at 400m centres northeast of the Douay resource area had produced several chargeability anomalies, including a broad northern anomaly about 3km long within the same package of rocks

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