Boreal Gold drills 10-meter massive sulphide intercept at Fay Lake project in Manitoba

• Boreal Gold reported massive to semi-massive sulphides from drilling on its Fay Lake property in Manitoba.
• Hole FA-26-01 cut a 10.05-meter Redwin horizon intersection from 131.92 to 141.97 meters; copper, zinc, gold assays pending.
• An earlier massive sulphide interval in FA-26-01 from 23.67 to 26.54 meters is tied to surface trench mineralization.
• Hole FA-26-03 intersected massive to semi-massive sulphides from 140.48 to 141.28 meters; company cited diking that reduced sulphide thickness.
• FA-26-02 hit no sulphides; Boreal attributed it to a quartz porphyry dike cutting out the target horizon.

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