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Forum Uranium Corp. (CVE:FDC) reports on the beginning of its 2011 drill program on the Henday project, Saskatchewan.
Forum Uranium Corp. (TSXV:FDC) reports on the beginning of its 2011 drill program on the Henday project, Saskatchewan.
The press release is quoted as saying:
A total of 4,500 metres of drilling is planned, starting in early January.
The unconformity in the Mallen Lake area is shallow at 110m, easily reached by open pit methods. Several drillholes intersected uranium mineralization, with 0.5 metres at 723ppm U in RL-66 and 0.5 metres of 1610ppm U in RL-68, both within basement lithologies.
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