hole 2010-MON-28 — Decade Resources drilling
[ District Upside ]
The Cambria Project
31,736 hectares on the retreating Cambria and Todd icefields — bordered by Newmont's Brucejack and Cambria Gold Mines' Premier and Red Mountain projects.
31,736 haacross 140 mineral claims
83MINFILE mineral occurrences
5historic high-grade past producers
1 kmfrom the town of Stewart, road accessible
[ Overview ]
New Ground From Retreating Ice
The Cambria Project sits just outside Stewart, BC on the western edges of the Cambria and Todd icefields, bordered to the north by Newmont's Brucejack Mine, to the west by Cambria Gold Mines' Premier Gold Project, and to the east by Cambria Gold Mines' Red Mountain Project.
The same rocks host Granduc, Silbak-Premier, Silver Coin, KSM, Brucejack, Scottie Gold and Red Mountain elsewhere in the camp. Mineralization on the property is dominated by high-grade Ag-Zn-Pb ± Au-Cu polymetallic veins — and rapid glacial retreat keeps exposing targets that have never been investigated.
[ Red Cliff – Montrose Trend ]
A 2 km Gold Structure Open at Depth
Gold-bearing veins within this 30–40 m wide shear zone have been intersected over a vertical distance of roughly 700 metres.
of gold-bearing veins intersected on the trend
collected across Cambria and Enterprise in 2023
[ The Champion Area ]
A New Discovery Among Historic Mines
Champion sits at the northern end of the Cambria property, home to several historic mines. Two significant showings were advanced during the 2023 season, with 166 rock samples collected.
The Anaconda showing — a 100 by 200 metre zone of gold mineralization in a quartz-barite stockwork with disseminated pyrite and base metals — was discovered outright in 2023. The Lode 6 showing delivered significant gold and copper results, expanding a previously-worked zone to 250 by 350 metres with grades above anything in the historic sampling.
[ The Enterprise Showing ]
Copper-Silver by the Highway
The main Enterprise showing lies one kilometre south of Highway 37A and three kilometres west of the Bear Glacier — about as accessible as exploration ground gets in the Golden Triangle.
2023 sampling (101 rock samples) defined a high-grade copper-silver zone over an area of approximately 400 by 650 metres, hosted predominantly in vein breccias dominated by chalcopyrite with malachite, azurite, and pyrite in a quartz gangue.
District-Scale Optionality
Five past producers, 83 documented occurrences, and new outcrop appearing every season.