The first phase of this current campaign will comprise 10-12 diamond core holes for approximately 1,000m and is expected to take about six weeks to complete. It is designed to target along-strike and down-dip extensions of the high-grade mineralisation intersected in the 2017 program. Based upon anticipating further success, a second phase of drilling is currently being planned to complete a 50m x 50m drill pattern over the mineralised body.

“The reprocessing operation will offset holding costs and allow the mill to remain in a fully operational status,” said Pierce Carson, CEO. “Meanwhile we are continuing to focus on securing sources of high-grade gold and silver ore that can be trucked to the mill for processing. We are close to being able to announce the acquisition of an attractive property that will allow us to resume mining operations, build production and increase cash flow.”

Millrock President & CEO Gregory Beischer commented: “Some strong results were obtained in this program from the Anchor Zone. Drilling is tentatively planned to resume in April 2018 to test the large gold-in-soil anomalies of the Crossover and Cobre prospects that lie north and northwest of Anchor respectively.”

“Es necesario hacer un trabajo conjunto entre mineras, gobiernos y comunidades en torno a proyectos mineros, dijo Luis Alberto Moreno, presidente del BID, en un panel de discusión organizado por el Consejo Canadiense para las Américas (CCA), organismo dedicado a analizar la relación de Canadá con las Américas.

Kristopher J. Raffle, P.Geo. (BC), Principal and consultant of APEX Geoscience Ltd. (APEX) commented, “The Company is currently reviewing the recently received El Pinguico underground stockpile drilling assay results, and the effect that relatively inconsistent recoveries, and loss of fine material may have on sample grades; and ultimately our assessment of the representivity of sampled material in comparison to the in-situ stockpile. Once the comprehensive review has been completed, the Company will provide a full report.”

“The addition of Rosario to our Cerro Caliche concessions mostly completes the acquisition program for the area of mineralization outlined and partially explored by Corex Gold during their drilling in 2008,” said Kenneth MacLeod, President and CEO of Sonoro. “Our technical team, headed by noted geologist Mel Herdrick, is now focusing on expanding the Corex resource and exploring the many other structural zones with gold mineralization demonstrated throughout much of the concession area.”