Sponsored Resource Review video: Krinor seeks Newfoundland’s next big copper find

Newfoundland’s next major discovery could come from overlooked copper-gold porphyry systems, Krinor Resources President Peter Dimmell says.

The veteran geologist pointed to Pirate Gold (TSXV: YARR; US-OTC: YARRF) in central Newfoundland and Northern Shield Resources’ (TSXV: NRN) Root & Cellar project on the Burin Peninsula as examples of that potential. The latter is a three-hour drive from St. John’s.

“It was always said there’s nothing east of Quebec,” Dimmell said last week in St. John’s. “And of course, we’re proving that wrong, but we sort of have to keep proving it.”

After about 57 years exploring the province, Dimmell sees stronger discoveries as the key to attracting investment and more prospectors. The opportunity is to broaden Newfoundland’s exploration appeal beyond gold, but drilling must establish the emerging targets’ size and grade before anyone can judge their mining potential.

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