Overview
The 1,855 hectare project is located within the Skeena Arch which is a northeast trending arc transverse structural corridor, separating the Bowser and Nechako basins, that comprises some of the most richly endowed terrain in British Columbia.
The project has excellent road access, is crossed by the BC power grid, and is located approximately 55 kilometres north of the CN Railway Line and 320 kilometres by road from the deep sea port at Kitimat BC.
Showings and anomalies are found over a 5.5 kilometre strike length within Cretaceous age Skeena Group sediments and felsic dykes/sills.
Mineralization consists of epithermal style sediment hosted silver-zinc-lead-copper-gold bearing replacements, breccia zones and veinlets.
Detail
Epithermal deposits commonly have high grades making them an attractive target for both small and large exploration and mining companies.
The high grade polymetallic nature of Fireweed is significant from both a project economics as well as a decarbonization perspective.
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