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McLaren Resources receives exploration permit for Kerrs Gold property

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McLaren Resources Inc. has been issued a mineral exploration permit by the Ontario Ministry of Energy, Northern Development, and Mines (MENDM) for its 100% owned Kerrs gold property, located in the prolific Timmins Gold District of Northeastern Ontario, Canada, where over 70 million oz of gold have been produced to date.

The Kerrs Permit has been issued to McLaren for an initial three-year term. This permit allows McLaren to undertake various surface exploration activities on the property including line-cutting, geological and geophysical surveys and diamond drilling. It is anticipated that initial data compilation and field studies are to be undertaken on the Kerrs property during the summer of 2021.

McLaren has also applied to MENDM for an exploration permit for its 100% - owned McCool gold property. The application is currently under review by MENDM and it is anticipated that an exploration permit will be issued to McLaren in the coming weeks.

The 775 ha Kerrs gold property, along with 275 ha McCool gold property, were acquired from Newmont Corporation in mid-2020 in exchange for a four-year option on McLaren’s Augdome gold property, which lies immediately east of Newmont’s past-producing Dome Gold Mine in Timmins.

The McCool and Kerrs gold properties are located within the Abitibi Greenstone Belt along the DestorPorcupine Deformation Zone, which is host to many of the gold deposits in the area, approximately 73 km east of Timmins city centre. The McCool and Kerrs properties are located near several gold mines and development projects, including the Black Fox Mine, the Fenn Gib project, the Golden Highway project, the Garrison project and the Holt Holloway Mine complex, which are all situated along Hwy 101 east of Timmins. McLaren also owns a 100% interest in the past-producing Blue Quartz Gold Mine property which is located approximately 22 km west of the McCool property.

Considering the permitting delays brought about by the current COVID-19 pandemic, McLaren is extending the expiry date on 342 000 outstanding warrants by three months from the 30 June 2021 to 30 September 2021.

Read the article online at: https://www.globalminingreview.com/exploration-development/02072021/mclaren-resources-receives-exploration-permit-for-kerrs-gold-property/

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