Six claims totalling 351.94 hectares (3.52 square kilometres) located approximately 100 kilometres or a 1.5-hour drive southeast of Quebec City in the Beauce-Bellechasse region of the province of Quebec.
The project has very good access, logistics manpower availability and Quebec has been regularly ranked as a top exploration and mining jurisdiction by the Fraser Institute.
Project summary
The B-T deposit contains at least four mineralized zones, namely Timmins 1 (T1), Timmins 2 (T2), Ascot and 88.
The B-T geological setting is characterized by folded mafic intrusive, volcaniclastics and sediments, having a general southwest-northeast orientation. Considering the structural context, the mineralized bodies are a folded mafic intrusive with an axial plane running northeast, apparently dipping steeply to the southeast and plunging to the southwest.
T1, the largest zone to date, is located within a heavily transposed and compacted anticlinal fold nose, along the structural plane. The T2 zone is located easterly along the flank of the fold. The 88 zone is located within a large transposed fold southeast of the T1. The Ascot zone is along the northern flank of the fold.
