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Integra Gold Corp. (TSXV:ICG,OTCQX:ICGQF) announced that it has begun a 10,000-meter underground drill program at the Triangle deposit, located at its Lamaque gold project in Quebec.
Integra Gold Corp. (TSXV:ICG,OTCQX:ICGQF) announced that it has begun a 10,000-meter underground drill program at the Triangle deposit, located at its Lamaque gold project in Quebec.
As quoted in the press release:
The underground drill program has been designed to test the bulk sample target in the C2 structure (“C2”) at 10 m centers. Drill bays for this program are located at the 76 level and 94 level (vertical distance in m from surface) of the Triangle exploration ramp. The completion of the bulk sample exercise is expected in the second half of 2017.
Stephen de Jong, president and CEO of Integra, commented:
The beginning of the underground drill program at Triangle marks a new milestone for the Company. As the project advances, this program will help ensure the bulk sample is thorough and successful, from both geological and engineering perspectives. The exploration ramp has also been advancing on schedule, including 58 meters of total development last week, the most efficient week of ramp construction to date at Triangle. In addition to ramp construction and the underground exploration program at Triangle, the Company has 5 drills active at Lamaque, 3 on surface at Triangle, one underground at Triangle, and one on the Lamaque Deep target.
Click here to read the full Integra Gold Corp. (TSXV:ICG,OTCQX:ICGQF) press release.