Treasury Metals has rolled out more detailed plans on what its proposed district-sized mining operation, 20 kilometres east of Dryden, will look like.
The Toronto-headquartered company released a prefeasibility study this week of its Goliath Gold Complex, a combination of both open-pit and underground operations with an initial 13-year mine life.
In a Feb. 23 conference call with analysts, Treasury Metals president-CEO Jeremy Wyeth said if all goes well with permitting and other studies, mining operations could begin as early as 2026.
The company holds a corridor of mineralized claims, running southeast to northwest, between the village of Wabigoon and the Town of Sioux Lookout.
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