Scottie Resources (TSX-V:SCOT) has received new assay results from the Blueberry Contact Zone at the Scottie Gold Mine in Canada, which is generating new discoveries outside the current open pit.
Some of the latest assays include 12m @ 15.8 grams per tonne gold and 5.2g/t silver; 1m @ 53.2g/t gold and 6g/t silver; 1.2m @ 27.8g/t gold and 24g/t silver; and 2m @ 34.8g/t gold and 2g/t silver.
CEO Brad Rourke says the results are reinforcing the growth potential that exists at Scottie.
“The 2025 drill program continues to deliver exactly what we want to see; multiple high-grade intercepts with excellent continuity at Blueberry,” Rourke says.
“These results demonstrate the strength and predictability of the mineralised system and continue to support the geological confidence needed to de-risk the project.”
Scottie adds the 2025 drill program also expands mineralisation beyond the boundaries of the current conceptual open pit.
Over the past six years, exploration at Scottie has highlighted the discovery of four new zones and the expansion of several historically drilled targets. The company says a clear spatial relationship has emerged between the zones and the contact with the Jurassic-aged Texas Creek Plutonic Suite, providing a framework for ongoing targeting.
As previously reported, Scottie received results in late January 2026 which reinforced the strength and continuity of gold mineralisation.
The results included 3.30m @ 34.3g/t gold, including 1m @ 90.8g/t gold within the Lemoffe vein zone; and 9.70m @ 9.97g/t gold, including 2.45m @ 21.1g/t gold.
Write to Aaliyah Rogan at Mining.com.au
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