Mont Royal Resources Limited has unveiled its initial exploration findings from the first phase of the lithium exploration program at the renowned Northern Lights Projects, located in the prolific Upper Eastmain Greenstone Belt in Quebec, Canada.
Exploration achievements have been realised by the company across two distinct territories for both the Boheir and Léran projects.
Boheir project discoveries include the identification of outcropping Spodumene-bearing pegmatitesin the South-West corner of the property, specifically in two outcrops — 30 square metres and 45 square metres, spaced 16 metres apart.
These are situated in a substantial 500 metres-wide greenstone unit that stretches 15 kilometres on the property.
The company’s Eastmain Léran developments includes the discovery of a significant pegmatite boulder field close to a known lithium pegmatite boulder that was initially found in 2016.
It is theorised that the origin of the boulder is located in the greenstones, less than one kilometre to the North-East.
The boulder field spans approximately 400 square metres, with some lithium pegmatite boulders measuring up to a striking four metres wide.
Samples from the newfound areas have been dispatched to Actlabs (in Val d’or, Quebec) for an immediate chemical assay analysis, with results anticipated within the next two to four weeks.
The company pledges to promptly release the initial results upon receipt.
Mont Royal is set to initiate the Second Phase program in mid-September, which will encompass a wide range of activities, including trenching, a gravimetry survey, LIDAR, and added detailed prospection.
The goal is to broaden the footprint of both promising discovery zones.
Mont Royal continues to forge ahead with its dual-focused exploration venture, encompassing both the Bohier and Eastmain Léran projects.
The company has embarked on a comprehensive prospection agenda that integrates trenching and soil sampling — aimed at categorising and prioritising drill-ready targets for the upcoming Autumn exploration season.