Kirkland Lake Gold Reports New High-Grade Intersections at Macassa Mine, Extends Mineralization Along Strike and Up and Down Dip of South Mine Complex

 

  
 

 
                                  
 
  •   Drilling intersects high-grade mineralization up to 180 metres ("m") east of current Mineral Reserves at South Mine Complex ("SMC")  
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o Key intercepts: 589.5 grams per tonne ("gpt") over 2.0 m core length
  25.1 gpt gpt over 2.0 m core length
  16.4 gpt over 2.0 m core length
  14.8 gpt over 2.0 m core length
  
 
  •   Drilling to test north of current Mineral Resource intersects high-grade mineralization up to 100 m up dip and in footwall to current Mineral Resource at SMC  
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o Key intercepts: 258.1 gpt over 2.0 m core length (Up Dip)
  130.9 gpt over 2.0 m core length (Up Dip)
  28.3 gpt over 2.0 m core length (Footwall lens)
  22.6 gpt over 2.0 m core length (Up Dip)
  
 
  •   Drilling along south margin of current SMC Mineral Reserves intersects high grades, extends mineralization down dip of Mineral Resources and identifies new mineralized lenses to the southeast of SMC  
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o Key intercepts: 101.7 gpt over 2.0 m core length (SE Zones)
  69.3 gpt over 2.0 m core length (SE Zones)
  9.3 gpt over 2.0 m core length (SE Zones)
  38.9 gpt over 2.0 m core length (Down Dip)
 
  1. True widths of drill results being reported are not known at this time.  
 
 

Kirkland Lake Gold Ltd. ("Kirkland Lake Gold" or the " Company ") (TSX:KL) (NYSE:KL) (ASX:KLA) today reported new drill results from 54 holes (20,773 m) of underground exploration drilling from the Macassa Mine in Kirkland Lake, Ontario. Holes in the program were completed from new drill platforms located on the east side of the 5300 and 5800 levels and designed to confirm and expand Mineral Reserves and Mineral Resources in the SMC zone to the east as well as up and down dip.

 

Tony Makuch, President and CEO of Kirkland Lake Gold, commented: "Today's drilling results at Macassa highlight the extensive potential that exists to add new Mineral Reserves and Mineral Resources in the SMC, with high-grade intersections being reported outside of the existing deposit, to the east, south and north, as well as up and down dip. In addition, the new results also include high-grade intersections in the area where the SMC merges with the Amalgamated Break, as well as the identification of potential new high-grade lenses to the southeast and in the footwall of the main SMC structure. Of particular interest is the fact that, based on interpretations of the latest drilling, the SMC East mineralized structure appears to be swinging to the northeast in the direction of the large corridor of high-grade mineralization that we identified along the Main Break and announced last year. The convergence of these two structures would represent an extremely attractive exploration target and evaluating the projected area of convergence will be an important priority of ours in the future. We continue to target approximately 250,000 m of total drilling at Macassa in 2021, with eight underground drills and one surface drill currently in operation."

 

A total of 16 of the new holes (5,597 m) of drilling from the new program were drilled to test the potential eastward extension of Mineral Resources and Mineral Reserves in the SMC (Figure 1). Key intercepts from the drilling include: 589.5 gpt over 2.0 m, including 1,296.5 gpt over 0.9 m, from 53-4443, 25.1 gpt over 2.0 m, including 99.7 gpt over 0.5 m, from 53-4432, 16.4 gpt over 2.0 m, including 62.8 gpt over 0.5m, from 53-4431, 14.8 gpt over 2.0 m, including 64.2 gpt over 0.4 m, from 53-4444 and 13.0 gpt over 2.7 m, including 48.2 gpt over 0.3 m and 5.4 gpt over 2.0 m, from 53-4267 . These intercepts are from holes drilled from the two furthest east drill platforms on the 5300 Level exploration drive. The holes intersected the SMC East trend between 80 and 180 m east of current Mineral Resources and in the general vicinity of a previously released intercept from hole AB-16-02, which intersected a value of 33.3 gpt over 2.0 m (see press release dated April 22, 2020).

 

These intercepts are believed to be related to new high-grade lenses occurring along the east extension of the SMC East Trend, with the overall trend appearing to be swinging slightly to the northeast towards the east portion of the previously announced corridor of high-grade mineralization identified along the Main Break (see press release dated April 22, 2020). The convergence of these two structures represents a high-potential target area for future drilling as drifting on the 5300 level continues to advance eastwards.

 

An additional 15 holes (5,987 m) of drilling from the new program were drilled to test the potential extension of mineralization up dip and into the footwall of the of current Mineral Reserves and Mineral Resources in the SMC.

 

The majority of this drilling was completed from the 5300 Level and focused on a 150 m strike length in the central portion of the SMC East structure. Significant results from the drilling include: 258.1 gpt over 2.0 m, including 1688.2 gpt over 0.3 m, from 53-4140; 130.9 gpt over 2.0 m, including 858.8 gpt over 0.3 m, from 53-4330,   28.3 gpt over 2.0 m, including 39.7 gpt over 1.4 m, from 53-4287, 22.6 gpt over 2.0 m, including 49.7 gpt over 0.9 m, from 53-4211, 14.6 gpt over 2.0 m, including 95.4 gpt over 0.3 m, from 53-4388 and 10.1 gpt over 2.0 m from 53-3929. These holes extend the main target horizon up to approximately 100 m up dip and indicate the potential for new lenses of mineralization in the footwall of the main structure and continue to remain open for future expansion in both areas.

 

Additional drilling for this target was completed from a new drill platform on the 5800 Level located approximately 350 m to the west of the holes on the 5300 Level. Significant results include: 15.7 gpt over 2.0 m, from 58-552 and 21.5 gpt over 2.0 m, from 58-585, which tested the structure in this area up to 100 m up dip. Testing within the 350 m gap between these two new holes and others drilled on 5300 level is limited and considered to have significant potential for additional mineralization.

 

Another 23 holes (9,189 m) of drilling from the new program were drilled to test the exploration potential along the south margin and down-dip extension of mineralization from current Mineral Reserves and Mineral Resources in the SMC.

 

The majority of these holes (15 holes for 5,871 m) were from platforms in the west and central portions of the target area where the SMC East structure appears to be merging with the Amalgamated Break. Significant intercepts from this drilling include: 38.9 gpt over 2.0 m, including 153.6 gpt over 0.3 m, from 53-4396, 31.7 gpt over 2.1 m, including 110.2 gpt over 0.4 m, from 53-4398, 21.4 gpt over 2.1 m, including 70.5 gpt over 0.6 m, and 8.8 gpt over 2.4 m from 53-4281, 19.8 gpt over 2.1 m, including 104.5 gpt over 0.3 m, and 8.7 gpt over 2.3 m from 53-4380 and 16.7 gpt over 2.0 m, including 69.0 gpt over 0.5 m, 10.3 gpt over 3.2 m, including 59.4 gpt over 0.3 m, and 7.4 gpt over 3.8 m, including 38.8 gpt over 0.5 m, from 53-4282. These holes tested the structure up to 75 m down dip from current Mineral Resources in the SMC, with the structure remaining open for further expansion.

 

The remaining eight holes (3,318 m) designed to test the south margin and down-dip extension of mineralization were drilled from a platform near the east limit of the 5300 Level where the SMC East Trend appears to swing to the northeast and be intersected by a northeast trending diabase dike. Significant results include: 101.7 gpt over 2.0 m, including 220.8 gpt over 0.9 m, from 53-4366, 69.3 gpt over 2.0 m, including 299.9 gpt over 0.5 m, and 11.3 gpt over 2.0 m from 53-4417, 49.3 gpt over 2.0 m, including 152.0 gpt over 0.6 m, from 53-4418 and 23.8 gpt over 2.0 m, including 77.5 gpt over 0.6 m, from 53-4056. The mineralization within these holes appears to be located in a new lens of mineralization located to the south of the main SMC East Trend where there appears to have been limited past testing.

 

Exploration drilling at Macassa is currently continuing with eight drills underground and one drill on surface.

 

   Qualified Person   

 

The Company's exploration programs at Macassa are conducted under the supervision of Eric Kallio, P.Geo., Senior Vice President, Exploration and Chris Evans, P.Geo, Chief Exploration Geologist at Macassa Mine. Eric Kallio and Chris Evans are the ‘qualified persons' for the purpose of National Instrument 43-101, Standards of Disclosure for Mineral Projects, of the Canadian Securities Administrators, and have reviewed and approved the scientific and technical information in this news release.

 

   QA/QC Controls   

 

The Company has implemented a quality assurance and control ("QA/QC") program to ensure sampling and analysis of all exploration work is conducted in accordance with best practices. The drill core is sawn in half with one half of the core samples shipped to Swastika Laboratories in Swastika, Ontario. The other half of the core is retained for future assay verification. Other QA/QC includes the insertion of certified reference standards, blanks and the regular re-assaying of pulps and rejects at alternate certified labs. Gold analysis is conducted by fire assay using atomic absorption or gravimetric finish. The laboratory re-assays at least 10% of all samples and additional checks may be run on anomalous values.

 

   About Kirkland Lake Gold Ltd.   

 

Kirkland Lake Gold Ltd. is a senior gold producer operating in Canada and Australia that is targeting 1,300,000 – 1,400,000 ounces of production in 2021. The production profile of the Company is anchored by three high-quality operations, including the Macassa Mine and Detour Lake Mine, both located in Northern Ontario, and the Fosterville Mine located in the state of Victoria, Australia. Kirkland Lake Gold's solid base of quality assets is complemented by district scale exploration potential, supported by a strong financial position with extensive management expertise.

 

For further information on Kirkland Lake Gold and to receive news releases by email, visit the website at www.kl.gold .

 

   Cautionary Note Regarding Forward-Looking Information   

 

This Press Release contains statements which constitute "forward-looking statements" within the meaning of applicable securities laws, including statements regarding the plans, intentions, beliefs and current expectations of the Company with respect to the future business activities and operating performance of the Company. The words "may", "would", "could", "should", "will", "intend", "plan", "anticipate", "believe", "estimate", "expect" and similar expressions, as they relate to the Company, are intended to identify such forward-looking statements. Investors are cautioned that forward-looking statements are based on the opinions, assumptions and estimates of management considered reasonable at the date the statements are made such as, without limitation, opinion, assumptions and estimates of management regarding the Company's business, including but not limited to; the continued exploration programs on the SMC and Amalgamated Break mineralization, the timing and results thereof; the ability to continue to expand the SMC and Amalgamated Break and to increase levels of resources and reserves as a result of such exploration programs and the anticipated timing thereof; the potential to increase the level of resources and reserves and potential conversion of mineral resources; the anticipated completion date of the #4 shaft and potential impact and benefits thereof; the amount of future production over any period; the anticipated overall impact of the Company's COVID 19 response plans including measures taken by the Company to reduce the spread of COVID 19; and assumptions made relating to operating cash costs based on forecasts and projections. Such opinions, assumptions and estimates, are inherently subject to a variety of risks and uncertainties and other known and unknown factors that could cause actual events or results to differ materially from those projected in the forward-looking statements. These factors include the Company's expectations in connection with the projects and exploration programs being met, the impact of general business and economic conditions, global liquidity and credit availability on the timing of cash flows and the values of assets and liabilities based on projected future conditions, the impact of COVID-19, fluctuating gold prices, currency exchange rates (such as the Canadian dollar versus the United States Dollar), possible variations in ore grade or recovery rates, changes in accounting policies, changes in the Company's corporate mineral reserves and resources, changes in project parameters as plans continue to be refined, changes in project development, construction, production and commissioning time frames, the possibility of project cost overruns or unanticipated costs and expenses, higher prices for fuel, power, labour and other consumables contributing to higher costs and general risks of the mining industry, failure of plant, equipment or processes to operate as anticipated, unexpected changes in mine life, seasonality and unanticipated weather changes, costs and timing of the development of new deposits, success of exploration activities, permitting time lines, government regulation of mining operations, environmental risks, unanticipated reclamation expenses, title disputes or claims, and limitations on insurance, as well as those risk factors discussed or referred to in the Company's annual Management's Discussion and Analysis and Annual Information Form for the year ended December 31, 2020 and its filings for the quarterly period ended March 31, 2021, filed with the securities regulatory authorities in certain provinces of Canada and available at www.sedar.com.

 

Should one or more of these risks or uncertainties materialize, or should assumptions underlying the forward-looking statements prove incorrect, actual results may vary materially from those described herein as intended, planned, anticipated, believed, estimated or expected. Although the Company has attempted to identify important risks, uncertainties and factors which could cause actual results to differ materially, there may be others that cause results not to be as anticipated, estimated or intended. The Company does not intend, and does not assume any obligation, to update these forward-looking statements except as otherwise required by applicable law.

 

   Cautionary Note to U.S. Investors - Mineral Reserve and Resource Estimates   

 

This press release has been prepared in accordance with the requirements of the securities laws in effect in Canada, which differ in certain material respects from the disclosure requirements of United States securities laws. The terms "mineral reserve", "proven mineral reserve" and "probable mineral reserve" are Canadian mining terms as defined in accordance with Canadian National Instrument 43-101 – Standards of Disclosure for Mineral Projects ("NI 43-101") and the Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum (the "CIM") – CIM Definition Standards on Mineral Resources and Mineral Reserves, adopted by the CIM Council, as amended (the "CIM Standards"). These definitions differ significantly from the definitions in the disclosure requirements promulgated by the Securities and Exchange Commission (the "SEC") applicable to domestic reporting companies. Investors are cautioned that information contained in this Annual Information Form may not be comparable to similar information made public by United States companies subject to the reporting and disclosure requirements under the United States federal securities laws and the rules and regulations of the SEC thereunder.

 

  FOR FURTHER INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT  

 

Anthony Makuch, President, Chief Executive Officer & Director
Phone: +1 416-840-7884
E-mail:   tmakuch@kl.gold   

 

Mark Utting, Senior Vice President, Investor Relations
Phone: +1 416-840-7884
E-mail: mutting@kl.gold  

 
                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                 
  
  Macassa Exploration - SMC EAST   
 
 
  Drill Hole  
  Zone  
  COLLARS - UTM NAD 83    Direction    End Depth (m)  
  Core Interval    Results   
  Easting    Northing    Azimuth (°)    Dip    From (m)    To (m)    Length (m)    Au (gpt)   
  AB-16-02**    EAST EXTENSION    570344    5331755    358    -74    2628    1727.1    1729.1    2.0    33.3   
  Including                      1727.3    1727.6    0.3    203.7   
  AB-16-02**    MAIN BREAK                   2045.7    2047.7    2.0    17.4   
  Including                      2046.9    2047.2    0.3    86.5   
  53-3887    SMC FOOTWALL    567358    5332445    6    -41    732    583.8    585.8    2.0    6.8   
  Including                      584.1    584.5    0.3    33.0   
  53-3929*    UP-DIP EXTENSION    567358    5332446    351    -33    747    325.6    327.7    2.0    10.1   
  53-3929*    SMC FOOTWALL                   418.5    420.5    2.0    18.5   
  53-4056    DOWN-DIP EAST    567355    5332445    34    -54    610    373.1    375.1    2.0    23.8   
  Including                      373.1    373.7    0.6    77.5   
  53-4089    DOWN-DIP CENTRAL    567357    5332447    27    -51    396    NSV   
  53-4091    DOWN-DIP EAST    567357    5332447    36    -45    472    354.2    356.3    2.0    9.1   
  Including                      354.2    354.5    0.3    28.3   
  53-4091                      378.0    381.1    3.1    7.3   
  53-4140    UP-DIP EXTENSION    567358    5332445    347    -52    398    278.6    281.3    2.7    76.1   
  Including                      278.6    279.2    0.6    293.4   
  53-4140                      285.6    287.6    2.0    9.8   
  53-4140                      290.5    292.5    2.0    7.5   
  Including                      291.7    292.2    0.4    25.9   
  53-4140                      306.8    308.8    2.0    258.1   
  Including                      307.1    307.4    0.3    1688.2   
  53-4145    DOWN-DIP CENTRAL    567358    5332445    4    -59    427    297.8    299.9    2.1    15.2   
  Including                      299.3    299.9    0.6    48.0   
  53-4148    DOWN-DIP CENTRAL    567358    5332445    7    -57    457    NSV   
  53-4158    EAST EXTENSION    570297    5332023    5    -62    411    NSV   
  53-4159    EAST EXTENSION    570297    5332023    350    -51    396    NSV   
  53-4188    DOWN-DIP EAST    570297    5332023    57    -86    381    256.6    258.8    2.1    9.0   
  53-4207    EAST EXTENSION    567352    5332629    2    -43    326    NSV   
  53-4208    DOWN-DIP EAST    567337    5332698    331    -80    366    254.2    256.2    2.0    11.2   
  Including                      255.0    255.3    0.3    72.0   
  53-4209    EAST EXTENSION    570297    5332022    343    -70    335    NSV   
  53-4210    EAST EXTENSION    570296    5332023    349    -36    320    NSV   
  53-4211    UP-DIP EXTENSION    570168    5331804    356    -29    390    297.2    299.3    2.0    22.6   
  Including                      298.2    299.1    0.9    49.7   
  53-4211                      338.1    340.1    2.0    6.3   
  Including                      338.7    339.0    0.3    40.9   
  53-4211                      346.5    348.6    2.1    6.2   
  Including                      346.5    347.0    0.5    20.3   
  53-4239    EAST EXTENSION    570297    5332023    350    -16    343    NSV   
  53-4240    EAST EXTENSION    567338    5332698    335    -31    329    NSV   
  53-4241    EAST EXTENSION    567338    5332698    335    -22    338    281.5    284.6    3.1    5.0   
  Including                      282.5    282.9    0.3    25.6   
  53-4248    UP-DIP EXTENSION    567357    5332444    335    -36    420    NSV   
  53-4267    EAST EXTENSION    570296    5332024    359    -20    335    239.3    242.0    2.7    13.0   
  Including                      240.2    240.5    0.3    45.0   
  Including                      241.7    242.0    0.3    48.2   
  53-4267                      277.8    279.8    2.0    5.4   
  Including                      278.8    279.2    0.4    24.5   
  53-4279    UP-DIP EXTENSION    570167    5331805    332    -32    411    NSV   
  53-4281    DOWN-DIP CENTRAL    570169    5331802    337    -61    457    275.1    277.1    2.1    21.4   
  Including                      276.1    276.6    0.6    70.5   
  53-4281                      389.4    391.8    2.4    8.8   
  53-4282    DOWN-DIP CENTRAL    570168    5331803    345    -71    411    324.0    326.0    2.0    5.1   
  Including                      324.8    325.2    0.5    19.9   
  53-4282                      332.2    334.2    2.0    16.7   
  Including                      333.3    333.8    0.5    69.0   
  53-4282                      350.7    353.9    3.2    10.3   
  Including                      350.7    351.0    0.3    59.4   
  53-4282                      359.7    363.5    3.8    7.4   
  Including                      361.8    362.3    0.5    38.8   
  53-4282                      367.9    369.9    2.0    7.2   
  53-4286    UP-DIP EXTENSION    570295    5332022    316    -36    366    286.3    288.3    2.0    9.0   
  Including                      287.1    287.7    0.6    22.7   
  53-4287    UP-DIP EXTENSION    570297    5332022    326    -35    396    266.2    268.2    2.0    28.3   
  Including                      266.4    267.9    1.4    39.7   
  53-4309    DOWN-DIP CENTRAL    570169    5331802    342    -67    404    299.0    301.0    2.0    8.6   
  Including                      299.5    300.1    0.6    28.3   
  53-4330    UP-DIP EXTENSION    570296    5332022    324    -27    421    367.0    369.0    2.0    130.9   
  Including                      367.9    368.2    0.3    858.8   
  53-4331    EAST EXTENSION    570296    5332023    343    -23    351    NSV   
  53-4333    EAST EXTENSION    570253    5331968    356    -41    366    245.5    247.8    2.3    11.6   
  Including                      246.9    247.5    0.6    37.1   
  53-4333                      253.9    256.0    2.1    14.6   
  Including                      253.9    254.2    0.3    28.8   
  Including                      255.7    256.0    0.3    72.9   
  53-4366    DOWN-DIP EAST    570254    5331967    351    -78    381    313.3    315.3    2.0    101.7   
  Including                      313.9    314.9    0.9    220.8   
  53-4371    DOWN-DIP CENTRAL    570169    5331802    345    -69    408    313.0    315.2    2.1    13.3   
  Including                      313.9    314.9    0.9    23.5   
  53-4380    DOWN-DIP CENTRAL    570026    5331722    347    -75    366    259.0    261.1    2.1    19.8   
  Including                      260.1    260.5    0.3    104.5   
  53-4380                      281.9    284.2    2.3    8.7   
  Including                      281.9    283.0    1.1    15.2   
  53-4380                      284.2    286.2    2.0    6.2   
  53-4381    DOWN-DIP CENTRAL    570027    5331722    7    -62    366    269.8    272.0    2.2    8.4   
  Including                      270.8    271.4    0.5    23.2   
  53-4382    DOWN-DIP CENTRAL    570027    5331722    19    -75    351    215.2    217.7    2.6    14.6   
  Including                      215.2    216.4    1.2    20.7   
  53-4382                      226.2    228.2    2.0    5.0   
  Including                      227.2    227.6    0.3    23.8   
  53-4388    UP-DIP EXTENSION    570169    5331804    1    -25    411    400.5    402.5    2.0    14.6   
  Including                      401.1    401.4    0.3    95.4   
  53-4389    UP-DIP EXTENSION    570169    5331804    8    -26    427    339.5    341.8    2.2    5.0   
  53-4389                      405.9    407.9    2.0    8.8   
  Including                      407.0    407.3    0.3    56.8   
  53-4396    DOWN-DIP CENTRAL    570027    5331721    303    -62    366    267.3    269.3    2.0    38.9   
  Including                      268.2    268.5    0.3    153.6   
  53-4397    DOWN-DIP CENTRAL    570027    5331721    312    -69    351    271.4    273.9    2.5    14.7   
  Including                      272.9    273.3    0.4    78.3   
  53-4398    DOWN-DIP CENTRAL    570026    5331721    325    -69    351    254.3    256.4    2.1    31.7   
  Including                      254.3    254.7    0.4    110.2   
  53-4399    UP-DIP EXTENSION    570169    5331804    352    -29    411    341.4    343.4    2.0    5.2   
  Including                      342.8    343.1    0.3    30.1   
  53-4407    DOWN-DIP CENTRAL    570025    5331720    296    -60    396    268.4    270.4    2.0    9.8   
  Including                      268.4    268.9    0.5    33.6   
  53-4413    EAST EXTENSION    570351    5332070    347    -10    366    268.2    270.4    2.1    8.5   
  Including                      269.2    269.7    0.5    21.5   
  53-4413                      270.4    272.5    2.1    7.2   
  Including                      271.1    271.9    0.8    15.9   
  53-4416    DOWN-DIP EAST    570352    5332069    347    -67    346    216.4    218.4    2.0    6.1   
  Including                      217.0    217.3    0.3    29.5   
  53-4417    DOWN-DIP EAST    570352    5332069    347    -75    366    222.5    224.5    2.0    11.3   
  Including                      222.7    223.9    1.2    17.8   
  53-4417                      242.4    244.4    2.0    69.3   
  Including                      242.6    243.1    0.5    299.9   
  53-4418    DOWN-DIP EAST    570352    5332069    347    -83    396    189.7    191.7    2.0    49.3   
  Including                      191.1    191.7    0.6    152.0   
  53-4431    EAST EXTENSION    570351    5332070    343    -17    366    239.9    241.9    2.0    16.4   
  Including                      241.2    241.7    0.5    62.8   
  53-4432    EAST EXTENSION    570351    5332070    343    -25    327    223.4    225.4    2.0    25.1   
  Including                      224.0    224.5    0.5    99.7   
  53-4439    DOWN-DIP CENTRAL    570027    5331721    304    -67    366    308.8    318.5    9.8    9.9   
  Including                      313.0    313.6    0.6    16.1   
  53-4439                      334.1    336.5    2.4    5.7   
  53-4443    EAST EXTENSION    570352    5332070    2    -16    352    235.2    237.2    2.0    589.5   
  Including                      235.7    236.6    0.9    1296.5   
  53-4444    EAST EXTENSION    570352    5332068    2    -26    335    208.1    210.2    2.0    14.8   
  Including                      209.8    210.2    0.4    64.2   
  58-552    UP-DIP EXTENSION    569563    5332002    168    32    305    200.7    202.7    2.0    15.7   
  Including                      201.7    202.1    0.4    85.0   
  58-554    UP-DIP EXTENSION    569565    5331999    176    39    305    NSV   
  58-583    UP-DIP EXTENSION    569564    5332000    171    50    274    NSV   
  58-585    UP-DIP EXTENSION    569564    5332000    171    19    320    267.6    269.6    2.0    21.5   
  Including                      269.0    269.3    0.3    139.1   
 

  Notes:  

 

  1. True widths are not known at this time.  

 

  * Previously reported Intercept  
**Previously unreported Intercept  

 

  Figure 1. Plan View – Macassa Mine is available at https://www.globenewswire.com/NewsRoom/AttachmentNg/a1ad646d-389a-4035-8f9b-5708fc9386a5  

 

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