MEGS Luncheon, Jun. 14: Tectonic Metals Flat Gold Project

June 3, 2024 | Comments Off on MEGS Luncheon, Jun. 14: Tectonic Metals Flat Gold Project
Tectonic Metals logo

Abstract: Tectonic Metals Inc. (TSX-V: TECT) is a forward-thinking mineral exploration company applying a disciplined, up-front de-risking strategy to address the economics, community benefits, and sustainability of the Company’s projects.

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MEGS Luncheon, Apr. 19: Lucero Development Plan – Element79 Gold Corp

April 15, 2024 | Comments Off on MEGS Luncheon, Apr. 19: Lucero Development Plan – Element79 Gold Corp

Abstract: Element79 Gold Corp. is advancing the Lucero Mine, once Peru’s highest-grade gold mine, aiming for mid-2024 production. Strategic divestitures enhance shareholder value. CEO James Tworek leads with extensive industry experience.

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MEGS Luncheon, Mar. 15: Emerging Critical Metal Deposit Models in Northern Saskatchewan

March 4, 2024 | Comments Off on MEGS Luncheon, Mar. 15: Emerging Critical Metal Deposit Models in Northern Saskatchewan
Alf Stewart

Abstract: Searchlight Resources focuses on Northern Saskatchewan’s mineral potential, with interests in Rare Earths, Uranium, Copper, Cobalt, Vanadium, Cesium, and Lithium. Pegmatite exploration reveals promising deposits, particularly at Kulyk Lake. Duddridge Lake shows potential for a significant deposit style.

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MEGS Luncheon, Feb 9: The Bre-X fraud and its Repercussions

January 29, 2024 | Comments Off on MEGS Luncheon, Feb 9: The Bre-X fraud and its Repercussions

Abstract: The rise and fall of Bre-X – a Calgary-based company who owned allegedly the world’s largest, richest gold deposit, in Indonesia – is, without hyperbole, the biggest mining fraud in history. Yet, no charges were ever laid. The scandal led to numerous regulatory and licensing changes around the world. This talk describes the whole story.

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MEGS Luncheon, Jan 12: Richard Boulay, B.SC.

January 3, 2024 | Comments Off on MEGS Luncheon, Jan 12: Richard Boulay, B.SC.
Richard Boulay, Geologist

Abstract: Multispectral satellite analysis unveils Earth’s mineral secrets. Pixels, each a spectral blend, act like partial fingerprints matched to a spectral database. Geologists use this for economic prospecting, identifying high-abundance clusters. The presentation covers spectral analysis, free satellite imagery, and real-world projects, showcasing precise mineral identification for groundbreaking exploration.

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