Doubleview Gold Corp has announced the resumption of its drilling program at the Hat Project in Northern British Columbia. Operations had previously been paused due to a shortage of workers. The company is leveraging a robust database of technical and statistical models, instrumental in preparing its first Mineral Resource Estimate (MRE) announced last week.
CEO Farshad Shirvani revealed that the new drilling program aims to improve grade and further explore mineralization trends identified through statistical and geological models. This includes conducting in-fill drilling in areas where existing drill holes are sparse or overly widespread to better define the mineral deposit's envelope. Additionally, the company is targeting areas of shallower mineralization to enhance both grade and tonnage, preparing for a future "Version 2" MRE. These efforts are set to strengthen Doubleview Gold Corp's comprehensive database, guiding future exploration and resource estimates.
The resumption of drilling is a critical development for Doubleview Gold Corp and the mining industry in Northern British Columbia. By improving the grade and exploring new areas of mineralization, the company is positioning itself for more accurate and potentially more lucrative future resource estimates. This could lead to increased investment and development in the region, further boosting the local economy and advancing the mining sector.
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