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Kintavar Exploration Inc. is a Canadian enterprise dedicated to the identification, acquisition, and assessment of mineral deposits. The company operates through two distinct divisions: mineral exploration and evaluation, and outfitting services. Its primary focus is on uncovering deposits of gold, copper, and various other base metals. A cornerstone asset is the entirely owned Mitchi copper property, which spans approximately 30,083 hectares in the northwestern sector of the Grenville geological province's central metasedimentary belt. Another notable endeavor is the Wabash project…
Highlights:Drilling set for early 2026; contractor selection underway.Testing strong off-hole conductors identified in 9 holes in recent downhole EM surveys.Conductive
Highlights:Kintavar will change its name to Auriginal Mining Corp. effective December 3, 2025Auriginal Mining Corp's symbol on the Toronto Venture
HighlightsLarge, never-drilled ultramafic target identified beside Kerr Addison.MT anomaly from ~250 metres to >1,000 metres.Strong structural alignment with Larder Lake-Cadillac