Victory Battery Metals Corp (CSE:VR, OTC:VRCFF) has outlined its phase one work program for its Stingray project located in the James Bay Region of Quebec which will focus on the Lac block and Riviere block.
The company said that the phase one program will include helicopter access for a team of up to four geologists and four technicians with the aim of deploying a large team to ensure the most efficient and cost-effective use of helicopter support.
The extensive review of lake sediment data from the Quebec government is in progress and will be followed up with prospecting and till sampling, Victory said in a statement.
The company noted that, while its crew and equipment have been selected, the timing of the program is dependent on the resolution of extensive forest fires in the area.
The 92 claim, 4,730-hectare-Stringray Lac block covers multiple extensions of a prospective metavolcanic unit, while the 42 claim, 2,159-hectare Riviere block is located adjacent to a major east-west trending regional structure and geological contact zone between tonalite/granodiorite and metavolcanic/metasedimentary units.
The company highlighted that these two blocks are located directly to the east and south of Azimut Exploration’s Kaanaayaa and Corvet lithium properties, for which Rio Tinto Exploration Canada has just signed two option to joint venture agreements with Azimut.
Victory is a publicly traded diversified investment corporation with mineral interests in North America.
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