Falcon Gold Initiates Drill Tender for Central Canada Project
Falcon Gold Corp has opened the bidding process for a diamond drilling campaign at its Central Canada Gold Project near Atikokan, Ontario. The company aims to deploy a 2,500-metre program across 20 holes to expand on historical high-grade mineralization within the district’s complex structural corridor.
CEO Karim Rayani confirmed that the project is fully permitted, allowing the team to move forward with testing priority targets. The upcoming work seeks to build on previous results, which included intercepts of 10.17 g/t Au over 3.0 metres and 2.8 g/t Au over 7.5 metres. These figures have helped refine the geological model for the site, which has seen intermittent activity since the early 1900s.
Contractors are currently submitting tenders, with a selection expected within the coming weeks. The exploration will target the historic Central Canada Mine Trend, also known as the J.J. Walshe Mine Trend, alongside several prospective zones including the Sugar Shear and the Honey Zone. This broad, district-scale system remains under-explored by modern standards, and the company views this phase as a critical step toward identifying new gold-bearing structures.
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