Canadian Gold Resources Identifies Major Structural Targets from Magnetic Survey at VG Boulder Property, Quebec

Core Insights - Canadian Gold Resources Ltd. has announced the preliminary interpretation of data from an airborne magnetic survey at the VG Boulder Property, indicating significant exploration potential in Quebec's Gaspé Gold Belt [1][4]. Survey Highlights - The survey revealed structural intersections that are prime exploration targets, suggesting geological conditions favorable for gold and silver deposits [4]. - The identification of parallel structures to the Grand Pabos Fault indicates high potential zones for mineralization that require further exploration [4]. Structural Findings - Major fault structures were identified, including the Grand Pabos Fault and the Rivière Garin Fault, with significant intersections that could host concentrated mineralization [6]. - Historical high-grade mineral showings correlate with the newly interpreted structures, enhancing the understanding of mineralization continuity across the company's land holdings [6][7]. Future Exploration Plans - The company plans to integrate geophysical findings with ongoing field mapping, targeted sampling, and a review of historical exploration data to define high-potential drill targets at VG Boulder and adjacent properties [8]. Company Overview - Canadian Gold Resources Ltd. focuses on developing high-grade gold projects in the Gaspé Gold Belt, targeting under-explored properties with significant growth potential [10].