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The Telegram reports Crosshair has closed an agreement with Universal Uranium to acquire all of its 60% interest in the CMB, Labrador. The uranium project consists of approximately 4,741 claims, including the Two Time uranium deposit, which sits outside the Labrador Inuit Land area. The Two Time Zone is the most advanced prospect within Universal’s 1,184 square kilometre …
The Telegram reports Crosshair has closed an agreement with Universal Uranium to acquire all of its 60% interest in the CMB, Labrador.
The uranium project consists of approximately 4,741 claims, including the Two Time uranium deposit, which sits outside the Labrador Inuit Land area.
The Two Time Zone is the most advanced prospect within Universal’s 1,184 square kilometre land holdings and is a joint venture partnership with Silver Spruce Resources. Crosshair will be the operator of the project.
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