GOLD-SILVER-ZINC: Laurion finds fifth new discovery in CRK zone at Ishkoday

[caption id="attachment_1003731686" align="aligncenter" width="405"] Laurion is hoping to tap into the bulk gold and polymetallic potential at Ishkoday. (Image: Laurion Mineral Exploration)[/caption] ONTARIO – Toronto-based Laurion Mineral Exploration reports discovering the fifth new polymetallic occurrence in the CRK zone at the Ishkoday gold-silver-zinc project in the Beardmore area, 220 km northeast of Thunder Bay. The find consists of sphalerite, chalcopyrite, pyrite and magnetite-chlorite-actinolite-sulphide. Formerly known as the Sturgeon River project, the Ishkoday name – meaning “fire/flint rock” – was chosen from among submissions from local First Nations. Trenching at the CRK zone suggests that characteristic mineralization extends 550 metres in total on a northeast-southwest trend. The best gold value was 7.15 g/t over 0.33 metre. Zinc values ran from 6.21% to 30% with most of the samples assaying around 10% to 14%. See the fact sheet and presentation posted at www.Laurion.org.