Matthew Halliday, the President and CEO of Canada Silver Cobalt Works Inc., discussed the company's ongoing activities with Proactive's Chris Rhodes.
Mentioning that they had initiated a multi-parameter airborne survey over large sections of their property in northern Ontario, Halliday stated they aimed to collect valuable data for future machine learning targeting.
Expressing confidence in the effectiveness of the survey, citing the experience of Goldspot, a company specializing in this field, he said that their goal was to gather multi-parameter information over their claim package, complementing the existing data they have from ground geophysics, geochemistry, drilling, and prospecting. With known veins and a historic mine layout, their extensive data sets will aid machine learning in identifying new targets.
Regarding assay results, Halliday discussed recent findings of gold mineralization in the southern area of their property, which was promising given the historical focus on silver and cobalt in the region. The discovery of potential gold mineralization expands the property's potential and offers opportunities to delineate new structures.
When asked about the timeframe for data processing and progression, Halliday mentioned that they are targeting the autumn season for data analysis and the availability of targeting information in September or October.
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