Six hundred targets is a lot of noise. Sixty is where it gets interesting.
SPC Nickel (TSX-V:SPC) has whittled a huge pool of geophysical anomalies at its Muskox Project in Nunavut, Canada, down to 60 ‘high-priority’ targets, setting the stage for a more focused 2027 drill campaign.
President and CEO Grant Mourre joins Danielle Doporto to discuss:
- How 500–600 initial anomalies became 60 priority targets
- What a 1,400-line-kilometre airborne survey revealed
- Why Muskox’s 120km strike length still leaves plenty to test
- How new ground magnetotelluric data will help sharpen the target list again
There’s method to the madness.
About the guest and company:
Grant Mourre is the president and CEO of SPC Nickel, an exploration company focused on nickel, copper, and PGM opportunities in Canada. SPC Nickel’s flagship Muskox Project in Nunavut hosts a large-scale magmatic sulphide system, while the company also holds the Lockerby East Project in Ontario.
Watch the full interview to hear how SPC Nickel is moving from target generation to the pointy end of planning.
