District Copper Corp: District Provides Update on Copper Keg Project, Kamloops Mining District
Vancouver, British Columbia (Newsfile Corp. - April 9, 2021) - District Copper Corp. (TSXV: DCOP) ( District Copper or the Company ) is pleased to provide this update on progress at the Company s Copper Keg project, located in the Kamloops Mining District, central BC. The acquisition reported by the Company on February 9, 2021 included 11 claims covering an area of 1329 hectares. The Company has since acquired, by staking, two additional claims bringing the total area of the property to 1759 ha.
The company is now moving ahead with plans for an initial exploration program. A geological crew will be mobilized to the property in early May to complete prospecting and mapping coverage of the entire claim block. This will be followed by a deep penetrating Induced Polarization (IP) survey. A Notice of Work for this survey has been filed with the BC Ministry of Energy, Mines and Petroleum Reso
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A pilot project will try to rein in a growing population of feral horses between Ashcroft and Logan Lake, but a cull of the herds is out of the question, a Highland Valley mine spokesman said Thursday.
The company is working with the SPCA, First Nations and the provincial government to capture and re-home the horses, Mark Freberg said. We won t capture more animals than we can find homes for, Freberg said. We definitely don t want to eliminate the herd. That isn t the point at all.
A different approach was taken by the provincial government last year in Deadman Valley near Savona, where 20 wild horses were captured and auctioned. Most were probably sold into the meat market, although a few were saved and adopted by an animal rights group.