Rockland Receives Exploration Permit For The Past Producing Cole Gold Mines Project In Red Lake, Ontario

Core Insights - Rockland Resources has received an exploration permit from the Ontario Ministry of Northern Development and Mines for its Cole Gold Mines Project, allowing exploration activities for the next three years [1][2] - The Cole Gold Mines property is located in the Red Lake greenstone belt, known for its high-grade gold production, with historical output exceeding 30 million ounces [2][3] - Recent exploration efforts have identified new surface gold showings with assays of 57.7 g/t and 16.7 g/t Au, indicating potential for further drilling [6][7] Company Overview - Rockland Resources Ltd. specializes in critical minerals exploration, with a focus on beryllium in Utah and the Cole Gold Mines Project in Ontario [8] - The Cole Gold Mines property consists of 80 mining claims covering 1,438 hectares, situated within a historically productive gold region [3][8] Historical Context - The Shaft zone of the Cole Gold Mines property was previously worked in the 1930s, with an exploration shaft developed to 162 meters and modest high-grade gold production [4][5] - Kerr Addison Mines conducted drilling in the Shaft zone, yielding a historical resource estimate of 108,663 tonnes at a grade of 12.8 g/t Au, with mineralization remaining open at depth [5][7]