Cadillac Mines Corporation, based in Toronto, has released its latest findings from diamond drilling at the Moriss Zone of its Galloway Project, which is wholly owned by the company. The Moriss Zone is located approximately 30 kilometres west of Rouyn-Noranda, Quebec, and the recent exploratory drilling revealed a significant intersection of gold ore. Specifically, assays indicated a concentration of 10.96 grams of gold per tonne over a length of 4.4 metres. This discovery is positioned approximately 75 metres down-dip from previous drilling sites, suggesting potential for further exploration in the vicinity. The announcement underscores Cadillac Mines' commitment to extensive exploration in the area, aiming to enhance its gold production capabilities and overall resource base.
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