Larder
The Larder Project is located in Ontario along the prolific Cadillac-Larder Lake Break, immediately west of and contiguous with Cadillac Mines’ Kerr-Addison property.
The Project includes the Bear, Cheminis and Fernland gold deposits and expands the Company’s total Abitibi land position to more than 27,000 hectares.
0.4 Moz Au (5.1 Mt @ 2.39 g/t Au)
Indicated Mineral Resources (historical)
0.9 Moz Au (6.9 Mt @ 4.21 g/t Au)
Inferred Mineral Resources (historical)
3 Gold Deposits
Bear, Cheminis and Fernland
6,400+ Hectares
Along Cadillac-Larder Lake Break
Geology and Mineralization
The Bear, Cheminis and Fernland deposits are along the same regional gold-bearing corridor as Kerr-Addison sharing the same geological formations and having common structural characteristics. Historical drilling has identified gold mineralization near surface and at depth, with sparsely drilled areas providing opportunities to test extensions beyond the historical resource boundaries.
Growth Strategy
Cadillac Mines plans to advance exploration at Larder through drilling to evaluate resource growth potential and test priority targets.
The project’s proximity to Kerr-Addison and potential for high-grade underground feed support the Company’s longer-term vision of developing a mining complex with multiple deposits.