1911 Gold (TSXV: AUMB, OTCQX: AUMBF) has released an updated mineral resource estimate (MRE) for its Ogama-Rockland gold project, located about 45 kilometres southeast of the company’s True North mine complex in Manitoba.
Highlights included an inferred mineral resource of 3,314,000 tonnes at 6.68 grams per tonne of gold containing 712,000 ounces of gold. The MRE also identified expansion potential down-dip and along strike within the modelled veins. The estimate was based on data from a total of 99 drill holes with a total core length of 34,977 metres.
"The updated Mineral Resource Estimate at Ogama-Rockland is an important step in advancing our district-scale opportunity centered around our fully built and permitted True North complex,” said 1911 Gold’s CEO Shaun Heinrichs.
The Ogama-Rockland gold project consists of two historic mines. Between 1948 and 1951, the two shafts produced about 45,000 ounces of gold at a grade of 11.25 grams per tonne.
Future plans
The company says a composite sample collected from the Ogama-Rockland drill core was sent to ALS Canada in Kamloops, B.C. for metallurgical recovery test work. Results will be released upon completion.
Further drilling is planned for Q4 of 2026 to explore these identified zones.
The MRE will be included in the company’s global resource update expected in Q4 of 2026 alongside an updated mineral report for True North.
The full news release is available online.
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