Fort St. James Nickel Corp. has commenced a 2026 prospecting and rock geochemical sampling program at its Porcupine Property in New Brunswick. The program targets historical zinc, lead, copper, and silver anomalies identified through previous drilling and soil geochemistry.
Fort St. James Nickel Corp. has announced a planned 1,000-meter diamond drilling program for 2026 at its Nepisiguit Property in New Brunswick. The program targets several VMS priority areas, including zones with historic high-grade zinc and lead intercepts.
Fort St. James Nickel Corp. has commenced a 2021 prospecting and geochemical sampling program at its Porcupine Property in New Brunswick, targeting an IP anomaly. The program aims to extend known base metal and precious metal mineralization east-southeast of previous 2012 and 2018 results.
Fort St. James Nickel Corp. has completed a 227-metre diamond drilling program at its Porcupine Property in New Brunswick, with all holes intersecting base metal sulfides. While the 2018 drill assays are still pending, the company highlighted high-grade historical channel and boulder samples from 2012, though these remain unverified by a Qualified Person.
Fort St. James Nickel has received a drilling permit for its Porcupine Property in New Brunswick and plans to begin diamond drilling in June 2018. The company also provided an update on its ongoing private placement and the granting of new options.
Fort St. James Nickel Corp. has received a diamond drilling permit for up to 10 holes at its Porcupine Property in New Brunswick. The company has also expanded the property to the north and plans to target zinc, lead, copper, and silver mineralization in early 2018.
