The syndicate was formulated by Skyharbour with Athabasca Nuclear, Noka Resources and Lucky Strike Resources to explore a 287,130 hectare uranium project base in the province.
Under the collaboration, the syndicate completed VTEM plus time domain geophysical survey over 720 line km to the 4120 line km.
The additional coverage consisted of infill and extension of conductive anomalies and structural features identified by a preliminary review of the geophysical data, the company stated.
Meanwhile, the Syndicate has commenced a high resolution airborne radiometric survey on the Western Athabasca Syndicate project, contracting Goldak Airborne Surveys.
Goldak is expected to collect radiometric data be using a the company’s proprietary digital acquisition system over a total of 4400 line km at 200m line spacing that will be flown using a 50.4 liter crystal volume detector to locate uranium boulder trains, in-situ uranium mineralization and alteration associated with uranium mineralization systems.
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