Maxtech Announces Restart of Work at the St Anthony Gold Mine Property
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Maxtech Announces Restart of Work at the St Anthony Gold Mine Property
Vancouver, Canada – November 19, 2020 – Maxtech Ventures Inc. (“Maxtech” or the “Company“) (CSE: MVT)
(Frankfurt: M1N) (OTC: MTEHF) announces restart of the exploration efforts St. Anthony Gold Mine Property in
the Kenora Patricia mining district of Ontario, Canada.
Maxtech reports that the St. Anthony gold mine property has begun a systematic ramp-up of operations following
the completion of on-site due diligence by Magabra Resources. The Magabra team has been on property for 3
weeks and will continue to adhere to provincial and federal COVID-19 guidelines. As the health and safety of our
employees and communities remains our number one priority, operations will steadily ramp-up over the coming
weeks with the overarching priority of ensuring we provide the safest possible environment for our employees.
The Company will utilize the local workforce during the progressive start-up to operations.
The new bridgework is nearing completion and will allow safe road access to the St. Anthony Gold Mine site for
the start of the upcoming drilling operations. The Company is waiting on approval of its’ Exploration Permit from
ENDM Mining Lands before commencing the first phase of the in fill drill program. The very experienced gold
exploration staff is presently assembling all historical geological, geophysical and assessment data into a GIS
format. The next phase i s to model the historical data and develop a drill plan to produce a 43 -101 inferred
resource.
The drill program will focus on the St. Anthony Mine plus extend the gold bearing zone(s) to the north and south.
Historical work from the late 1800’s to 1 942 include pits, trenches and mine shafts outline an anomalous gold
trend 17 km to 21 km long in a north-south strike. The St Anthony Mine sits within this kilometre wide corridor.
Alasdair Mowat, an officer and director of Magabra Resources, will work as the main project advisor. Mr. Mowat
was the Eastern manager for Pacific Iron Ore Corporation and its predecessor company Emerald Fields Resource
Corporation. He is a n honours graduate from Haileybury School of Mines (’70) with 53 years of exploration,
management and administration experience. Furthermore, Mr. Mowat is the exploration/mining representative
on the MNR’s Kenora Local Citizens Committee (KLCC) regarding forest operations of NW Ontario.
Andrew Tims, is joining the St. Anthony team and is a seasoned exploration geologist with more than 30 years of
experience. Mr. Tims has worked in the gold camps of Geraldton, Kirkland Lake -Timmins and Red Lake including
8 years with Rainy River Resources in the Wabigoon greenstone belt of northwestern Ontario where he was part
of the exploration team tha t expanded the Rainy River gold resource from 550,000 oz of gold in 2005 to over 6
million oz when it was acquired by New Gold.
Mr. Tims has led and managed a number of successful exploration projects including platinum exploration in the
far north of Ont ario, kimberlite (diamond) exploration in the Timiskaming structural zone, and volcanogenic
massive sulphide exploration in the Abitibi and Wabigoon greensto ne belts. Mr. Tims recently worked for the
Ontario Geological Survey as the Regional Land -Use Geol ogist, Mineral Deposits Compilation Geoscientist for
northwestern Ontario, and as a Mineral Exploration and Development Consultant dealing with Exploration Plan
and Permit applications.
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Mr. Tims obtained his B.Sc. in Geology from Carlton University in Ottawa, Ontario, and is a Registered
Professional Geologist in Ontario and Manitoba and a Qualified Person under NI 43 -101. He has reviewed and
approved the technical contents of this news release.
About the St. Anthony Gold Mine
The St. Anthony Gold Mine is located in the Kenora-Patricia Mining District of Ontario and encompasses four
historical mining operations including the largest past-producing mine in the area, the St. Anthony. The mine
produced 63,310 ounces of gold from 332,720 tons for an average grade of 5.95 grams per tonne (or 0.191
ounces per ton) up until World War II when gold production was halted. (source: Technical Report on the St.
Anthony and Best/King Bay Properties, prepared by Graeme Evans BSc, PGeo, June 16, 2015). The property
consists of 233 contiguous claims totalling 4,224 hectares (42.24 sq. km). In addition to the historical
underground workings over 20 gold (-silver) occurrences have been documented, some hosting visible gold,
many of which have seen little if any exploration work for several decades. Previous workers in the area include
Aubet, Can Con and Falconbridge, companies that carried out work focused on the bulk tonnage potential of a
mineralized area hosted within a quartz-feldspar porphyry intrusive located within the property. The St. Anthony
Gold Project is located 85 km east of the town of Sioux Lookout, or 13 km south of the smaller town of Savant
Lake.
About Maxtech Ventures Inc.
Maxtech Ventures Inc., a Canadian -based diversified industries corporation, is focused on identifying and
advancing high-value mineral properties.
For additional information see the Company’s web site at
http://www.maxtech-ventures.com
Email to [email protected]
Phone: 604-484-0355
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