St-Georges to Expand Work on Julie & Manicougan Projects in 2022
St-Georges to Expand Work on Julie & Manicougan Projects in 2022
-FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE-
Montréal, November 29, 2021 – St-Georges Eco-Mining Corp. (CSE: SX) (OTCQB: SXOOF) (FSE:
85G1) is pleased to provide a recap of the exploration work conducted on its Québec North Shore Project
in 2021.
At the time of this press release , exploration work has been suspended on the Julie and Manicou agan
projects. Results from the early phase of surface work on Julie a re slow ly coming back from the
independent laboratories, some of which are disclosed below.
A total of 4,200 meters over 11 holes was drilled on Julie, the bulk of which consisted of holes positioned
to conduct a borehole geoph ysical review of the proj ect and identify targets for the seco nd phase of
exploration drilling that was initiated in October. Additional material was collected in the initial surfa ce
exploration phase by surface sampl ing an d channel cu tting. Results from this e ffort should be
communicated in a separate press release in early December.
2021 Exploration Summary on the Manicouagan Project
On Manicouagan, the driller added 2639 meters of fresh drill core out of 19 holes to the already 4367
meters of drill core available from past drilling campaigns. Most of the cores from past campaign s have
been recovered and brought to St-Georges’ contracted facilities (Magnor Exploration) in the town of La
Baie in order to be cut, logged and sampled or re -sampled. Two bulk samples were conducted on the
Manicouagan project using material from the vicinity of the Bob Sho wing. One of these bulk cons isting
of 1,070 kg is targeting material known to carry rhodium.
Picture 1. Polished sample from the current bulk sample from the Bob Showing.
The core shack and work areas on Manicouagan’s Helen camp gave St-Georges’ contracted geologists
work conditions that allowed them to do initial cut and logging of the cores almost as they were received.
A portable XRF Analyser was on site for the duration of the 2021 campaign. XRF results are qualitative
in nature, and the Company won’t be reporting them as their accura cy does not meet the Company ’s
quality standards. Nonetheless, the equipment is being used as one of the decision-support tools available
to the geological team in the field . The decision to accelerate the wor k on Manicouagan and raise
additional money that was not in the initial planned budget is based on the initial review of a section of
hole SX-MN21-18 and its visual consistency with minerali zed intervals in other his toric drill h oles
nearby.
Hole SX-MN21-18
A section of hole 18 has grabbed the attention of the Company’s geological team. A series of samples for
independent analysis is to be prepared and will be sent to be processed by the lab via rush serv ices.
Results from the assays should be available in the new year.
A description of the h ole mineral intersections is provided below with a comparison to the previous hole
MCH-07-17 located 179 meters to the West alongside the same conductors.
Picture 2. Field Picture of Hole SX-MN21-018 with sections of massive to semi-massive sulphides from 47.5m to 52m.
MCH-07-17 has been drilled to a length of 101 meters at an angle of -45° and is located 179 meters west-
south-west of SX-MN21-18 (See below Figure 1).
The mineralization occurs preferential ly along the structurally contact (brecciated) and is composed of
pyrrhotite, chalcopyrite and pentlandite. Pyrrhotite and pentlandite seem to be co -genetic, but the
chalcopyrite appears to occur at least in part as a later phase has cross-cutting veinlets.
The i ntersection high in sulph urs between 51.40 and 54.44 meters returned 1.78% Ni, 0.49% Cu, 914
ppm Co, 8.57 g/t Pd+Pt (2.1 1 g/t Pt + 6.47 g/t Pd), over 2.04 meters, including 3.82% Ni, 1.47% Cu,
0.21% Co, 23.40 g/t Pd+Pt (5.11 g/t Pt + 18.29 g/t Pd).
The holes MCH-07-17 and SX-MN21-18 seem to indicate that the Bob Showing extensions, East and
West, are both opened along trend.The drill holes MCH -07-03 and 07 -04 between MCH-07-17 and SX -
MN21-18 didn't reach or encounter the mineralized unit.
Fig 1. Localization of Hole 18 and other holes from previous campaigns
Below you will find a Lithology and mineralization comparison between the current hole 18 and the historical hole
MCH-07-17:
The technical information contained in this press release has been reviewed by Daniel Turco tte, P.
Geo, OGQ #357. an independent qualified person as per NI 43-101
ON BEHALF OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS
“Frank Dumas”
FRANK DUMAS
COO & Director.
About St-Georges Eco-Mining Corp.
St-Georges develops new techn ologies to solve some of th e most comm on environmental problems in the mining sector,
including maximizing metal recovery and full circle EV battery recycling. The Company explores for nickel & PGEs on the Julie
Nickel Project and the Manicougan Palladium Project on Quebec's North S hore and has multiple exploration projects in Iceland,
including the Thor Gold Project. Headquartered in Montreal, St-Georges' stock is listed on the CSE under the symbol SX and
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