Omega Pacific Announces 2024 Work Program Results from its Lekcin Property
Omega Pacific Announces 2024 Work Program Results from its Lekcin Property
Vancouver, BC / Nov 19, 2024 - Omega Pacific Resources Inc. (CSE:OMGA, OTCQB:OMGPF,
FSE:Q0F) (“Omega Pacific" or the "Company") is pleased to announce results from its field work
program at its Lekcin Property, located 120 km east of Vancouver.
Background
The Lekcin Property (or the “Property”) consists of six Mineral Titles Online (MTO) claims that are
under option to the Company. These claims cover 2,521 hectares and are adjacent to the past-
producing Giant Mascot nickel-copper mine that was intermittently active between the 1930’s and
1973.
The Giant Mascot mine – which includes deposits named the Star of Emory and Pride of Emory
(Figure 1) – was developed on an ultramafic intrusion that hosts at least 28 subvertical pipe-like
orebodies that range from 6-75 metres in width and 15-350 metres in length. These orebodies
consist of massive to disseminated pyrrhotite, pentlandite, and chalcopyrite with grades ranging
from 0.5-2.4% nickel (Ni) and 0.2-0.8% copper (Cu). Average ore grades over the life of the Giant
Mascot mine were 0.6% Ni and 0.3% Cu.
Previous work on the Lekcin property has identified two nickel and copper showings in addition
to several occurrences of ultramafic rock, which in all cases is the host rock for the target style of
mineralization. The showings include Big Nic, where recent sampling includes four samples that
returned 0.6-0.9% Ni and 0.8-4.4% Cu, as well as the SP Gabbro showing that returned samples
with 0.3% Ni and 0.3-0.7% Cu. The Swede showing (Figure 1) consists of ultramafic rock with
finely disseminated pyrrhotite.
The 2024 work program on the Lekcin Property was designed to identify ultramafic intrusives that
could potentially host Giant Mascot-style sulphide mineralization through an unmanned aerial
vehicle (UAV) magnetic survey and follow-up prospecting. A total of $124,924 was spent on the
2024 program with the methods and results of this work described further below.
Methods for the 2024 Work Program
The 2024 work program was completed by Equity Exploration Consultants Ltd (“Equity”) of
Vancouver, BC, and involved a UAV magnetic survey, rock sampling, and geochemical assay.
● UAV magnetics: This survey was sub-contracted to Dias Geophysical of Saskatoon, SK,
who used 10 field days to fly 245 line-kilometres over the eastern half of the property.
● Rock sampling: Results of the UAV magnetic survey were used to prioritize areas for
traversing and rock sampling. Four ground traverses were completed, and 22 rock
samples were collected for assay. Sample locations were marked with a handheld GPS
and all samples were placed in poly-ethylene bags along with a unique sample tag. One
blank and one standard (OREAS 85) were submitted with the 22 rock samples to monitor
quality assurance and quality control (QAQC).
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Results of the 2024 Work Program
The 2024 UAV magnetic survey defined areas of high magnetism in the north, southeast and
southwest parts of the Property. Budget and time allowed only for the ground truthing of the north
and southeast anomalies.
The three traverses completed over the northern magnetic anomaly resulted in collection of 14
samples, four of which were characterized as mafic-ultramafic, nine as diorite-granodiorite, and
one as schist. These results suggest that the northern magnetic a nomaly cannot be solely
explained by the occurrence of mafic-ultramafic rocks at the surface.
Two of the mafic-ultramafic rocks collected in the north exhibit definitive ultramafic geochemistry
that includes high magnesium (16%), nickel (700 ppm), copper (100-200 ppm), cobalt (100 ppm),
and chromium (1200-1500 ppm). Precious metal (Au, Pt, Pd) contents are all less than or equal
to 4 ppb. Both ultramafic samples were collected from outcrop and indicate that an ultramafic
intrusion, like that hosting the Giant Mascot ore bodies, extends onto the Lekcin Property. The
other samples are more gabbroic in composition with 60-70 ppm Ni and 10-50 ppm Cu.
Eight rocks were collected from a single traverse over the southeastern anomaly, six of which are
mafic-ultramafic in composition along with one diorite and one schist. These results suggest that
the southeastern magnetic anomaly may reflect a cluster of s tock-like mafic (±ultramafic?)
intrusions. All samples of mafic rock returned generally low values of nickel (<245 ppm) and
copper (<72 ppm).
Together, results of the 2024 work program indicate that magnetic highs on the Lekcin Property
can correlate with either mafic-ultramafic or granodiorite-diorite but is still, likely, a useful method
for delineating those parts of the Property most prospective for hosting a near surface mafic-
ultramafic intrusion of sufficient size to host Giant Mascot-style sulphide mineralization.
Figure 1: Map showing total magnetic intensity for the 2024 UAV magnetic survey, 2024 rock sampling
locations classified by lithology, and showings of Ni-Cu sulphide and/or ultramafic rock (yellow stars). The
green squares indicate rock samples that were described and have geochemical characteristics consistent
with gabbroic to ultramafic rocks, which are the host rocks for the Star of Emory and Pride of Emory Ni-Cu
sulphide deposits located just north of the property.
Qualified Person
Robert L’Heureux (P.Geol.), Director of Omega Pacific Resources, is the “Qualified Person” as
defined by National Instrument 43-101 - Standards of Disclosure for Mineral Projects and has
reviewed, validated and approved the scientific and technical information contained in this news
release. Mr. L’Heureux oversees exploration planning and execution at the Williams Property.
About Omega Pacific
Omega Pacific is a mineral exploration company focused on the development of mineral projects
containing base and precious metals. The Company is actively exploring its British Columbia
located properties and continues to evaluate assets globally for further acquisitions.
For more information, please contact:
Omega Pacific Resources Inc.
Jason Leikam, Chief Executive Officer & Director
Tel: +1 (778) 650 4255
Email: [email protected]
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