Gowest Gold announced its first gold pour from its Bradshaw gold deposit, north of Timmins.
The pour took place at Northern Sun's Redstone Mill on Dec. 1. The Toronto mine developer said this material is part of the "gold-bearing mixed development ore" that had been collected and stockpiled on-site from the company’s ongoing advanced exploration bulk sample program.
The company further reports that it's working with interested parties and reviewing both short- and long-term financing opportunities required to raise money to finish the sample and move Bradshaw into commercial production sometime in 2021.
“Following on our recent receipt of our mining production permit for Bradshaw as well as commissioning of the ore-sorter and other operational advances at the site, this start of milling at Redstone represents another critical milestone toward seeing the Bradshaw gold deposit as the newest gold mine in the Timmins camp," said Gowest president Greg Romain in a news release.
The Bradshaw deposit is part of the company’s North Timmins Gold Project, 32 kilometres northeast of Timmins. The deposit contains an indicated resource estimated at 2.1 million tonnes, grading 6.19 grams per tonne gold containing 422,000 ounces, and an inferred resource of 3.6 million t grading 6.47 grams per tonne containing 755,000 ounces.
