Kirkland Lake Discoveries CEO on Mirado's 'Shatter and Fill' Mineralized Footprint and the Push Into MZ Zone

Kirkland Lake Discoveries CEO on Mirado's 'Shatter and Fill' Mineralized Footprint and the Push Into MZ Zone

The alteration and sulphide mineralization encountered across Kirkland Lake Discoveries' first six holes at the MZ Zone provide an early indication that the prospective hydrothermal corridor may extend well beyond the historical Mirado deposit footprint, said CEO Stefan Sklepowicz, who was interviewed by Mining Stock Daily. The MZ Zone, located roughly 500 metres west of Mirado, is showing the same alteration signature — silicification, pyrite, chlorite, and epidote — first identified through hyperspectral imaging of hole KLM26-004, supporting KLDC's emerging "shatter-and-fill" interpretation for the broader system. Recent step-out drilling has also materially expanded the near-surface mineralized footprint at Mirado itself. Kirkland Lake Discoveries has assembled a 420-km² exploration portfolio in the Kirkland Lake region of Ontario's Abitibi Greenstone Belt. The company finalized its acquisition of the Mirado asset in the spring of 2026.

Barry Knapp: The AI Trade is Nearing an Inflection Point

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Same Playbook, New Ground: Valkea Applies Rupert Resources' Methodology to Central Lapland

Valkea Resources CEO Thomas Credland discussed the company's new 24-target drill pipeline in Finland's Central Lapland belt. Drilling starts in August at the Kari target, with base-of-till and diamond programs following through winter. Credland says the company is fully funded and applying the same methodology that led his former team to the Ikkari discovery at Rupert Resources.

District Metals Highlights Viken's US$7.6 Billion Economic Impact

District Metals continues to build momentum at its Viken Project in Sweden following the release of an independent economic impact study estimating more than US$7.6 billion in regional economic benefits. CEO Garrett Ainsworth discusses what those figures mean for local communities, landowners, and policymakers, while also providing an update on ongoing exploration across the company's broader Alum Shale portfolio. The conversation covers permitting milestones, upcoming drilling catalysts, Sweden's evolving nuclear policy, and why Viken continues to emerge as a strategically important uranium and critical minerals project for both Sweden and the European Union

GreenLight Expands Bend While Fast-Tracking U.S. Permitting

GreenLight Metals continues to advance its Bend Copper-Gold Project in Wisconsin on two important fronts. CEO Matt Filgate discusses the project's inclusion in the U.S. FAST-41 Transparency Program and what that federal designation means for permitting timelines and the broader strategic importance of Bend as a domestic critical minerals project. The conversation also covers the latest drill results, which continue to expand the deposit with thick copper-gold mineralization, the company's path toward an updated resource, and why Bend has the potential to become Wisconsin's next producing mine.