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Friday, 20th February 2009 (1073 views)

Skyline Gold has announced the results of a preliminary assessment of its Bronson Slope deposit in north western British Columbia.

The report includes economic analysis of the deposit, a mine plan and a project cost estimate on which further operations on the project will be based.

Located in the so-called 'golden triangle' of British Columbia, the Bronson Slope deposit is situated 500m from the historic Snip gold mine and around 45km west of the Eskay Creek gold mine.

Prepared by Leighton Asia, the preliminary assessment revealed that the estimated resource for the Bronson Slope property is 2.6 million ounces of gold in a measured and indicated resource of 225 million tones grading an average of 0.36 g/t gold.

David Jensen, Skyline Gold president, commented: "We are encouraged by the results of this preliminary assessment report indicating the potential for economic development of the Bronson Slope gold-copper-silver deposit."

Based in Vancouver, Skyline Gold is listed on the Toronto Stock Exchange and is focused on the exploration and development of precious metals properties in north-western British Columbia.

 

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