Integra takes Sigma-Lamaque to the global stage

VANCOUVER — Integra Gold’s (TSX-V: ICG; US-OTC: ICGQF) historical dataset for the former Sigma-Lamaque gold mines, at the town of Val d’Or, QC, has been cast open to the masses and the rush is now on for challengers across the globe to data mine their way to discovery in exchange for a $1 million prize.

The Northern Miner visited Integra at its corporate office in Vancouver, and spoke with George Salamis, chairman, to discuss what makes the geology on the property so unique that it warrants the mass attention.

“We’re looking to unlock the value of these historic datasets,” Salamis said. “We’re hoping it will serve as a conceptual guide towards finding another multi-million ounce gold deposit elsewhere on our property, because the potential is there, now we’re just after the best ideas on where to dig.”

Salamis, who cut his teeth as a geologist working for Placer Dome in 1988 at the Sigma mine, said he was spoiled in his early career by the “gangbuster” grades and intriguing geology of the deposit.

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