Author: Josue Gomez

Tawn Albinson, the President of Prospero Silver commented: “We were very pleased to encounter gold grades in some of the early shallow reconnaissance holes. The drill plan developed with Fortuna was designed to get a handle on structural controls on the highest priority targets before deeper drilling. We now see a strong correlation between the presence of black jasperoids after limestone and grade. A few more shallow holes will be required over the next two weeks to get a decent picture of the strike and dip of what we think are the controlling structures.”

The Calera project consists of four concessions covering 144 hectares within the Cucurpe Sonora mega-district. The Cucurpe mega-district includes Premier Gold Mines’ Mercedes gold mine, Goldgroup Mining’s Cerro Prieto gold mine, Agnico Eagle’s recently purchased Santa Gertrudis gold mine, and other nearby gold mineralized prospect areas. “Sonoro’s exploration team believes that the Cucurpe gold mega-district has the potential for additional gold discoveries,” said Kenneth MacLeod, President and CEO of Sonoro. “We are pleased to begin immediate exploration of Calera under the direction of our noted geologist Mel Herdrick, Sonoro’s head of exploration in Mexico, who has several gold discoveries to his credit.”

“We have achieved another productive quarter with solid operational and financial results, and are confident that the Company will achieve our internal projected production target for the year. Our mission is to achieve shareholder value by focusing on organic growth which includes our expansion plans at the Avino mine in Mexico, with the addition of Mill Circuit 4, now approximately 75% complete. Additionally, we have drills turning at Avino, and a planned surface and underground drill program at the Bralorne Mine in British Columbia. The support and dedication of our teams in Mexico and Canada are greatly appreciated and instrumental to the success of our operations.”

“We are very excited about this project”, said Marc Prefontaine, CEO of Orla. “Camino Rojo is an advanced project with historic oxide gold and silver reserves, sulphide resources and a largely unexplored land position in a highly-prospective area. Crews are on-site preparing to commence a large work program with four priority goals: complete an updated resource estimate on the project; advance the oxide portion of the deposit as quickly as possible to a production decision for an open pit mine and heap leach extraction facility, continue evaluation of the sulphide portion of the deposit, and, commence exploration on several known gold and silver targets previously identified on the large 200,000 hectare land position.”

GOLDCORP INC. is pleased to announce the completion of the previously announced sale of its interest in the Camino Rojo oxide project, located in Zacatecas, Mexico to Orla Mining Limited. The closing follows receipt of Mexican anti-trust approval and the satisfaction of closing conditions customary in a transaction of this nature.

Fred Stanford, President & CEO of Torex, stated: “This escalation will weaken the relationship between employees and the company and between contractors and the Company. Upon resolution of the illegal blockade, the schedule to restart the operations will be dependent on how many personnel elect to return to site. This is an unknown outcome, at this time.”

DynaResource, Inc. is pleased to announce that Mr. Eduardo Luna, a member of the Company’s Board of Directors, and Special Advisor to Mineras de DynaResource S.A. de C.V., the exclusive operator of the San Jose de Gràcia Project in the State of Sinaloa, México, was inducted into the “Hall of Fame of Mexico Mining” by the Association of Mining, Metallurgists, Geologists and Engineers of Mexico, at the International Mining Congress held in October 2017 in Guadalajara, Mexico. The Mexico Mining Association reports over 3,500 members, and the 2017 International Mining Congress was attended by over 15,000 guests and contributors.