Wednesday, 23rd May 2007 (2148 views)

Temex Resources Corporation has just received 100 per cent of a key gold exploration project in Ontario.

The project is located within the already existing Whitney gold project and is called the Pam property. It is centrally located within Whitney and its borders are less than one kilometre from several significant other gold-producing mines.

These include the Broulan Reef mine, the Reef open pit, the Mulholland shaft zone and the Banner Porcupine Shaft zone.

Ian Campbell, the president of Temex, said: "The Pam property is key to the proper evaluation of the area immediately to the north-west of the Reef open pit zone and Broulan Reef mine trends.

"We already know the property hosts gold mineralisation from the limited amount of previous diamond drilling."

Furthermore, a very highly anomalous gold value has been found in limited till sampling on the property.

Gold grades on the property include a 0.46 metre interval with a grade of 8.23 grams of gold per tonne.

 

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