Thanks to @PearlHarbour for bringing this week-old Resource...

Thanks to @PearlHarbour for bringing this week-old Resource Rising Stars presentation to my attention.

Apart from the early-stage drilling intersections that you can see on the image at the bottom of this post (other intersections mentioned: 160m at 1.6% Li2O and 75 at 2.5% Li2O including 40m at +3% Li2O), Ken Brinsden gets through quite a bit of juicy info in the 15 minutes.

An incredibly fertile system; massive spodumene crystal structure (a 2m long spodumene crystal can be seen running left to right in line with the sunglasses of the Perth analyst at right in the photo below); pegmatites are 86-99% spodumene with no petalite, apatite, iron or lithium phosphate; the large crystal size foreshadows great future potential with relatively simple spodumene recovery to concentrate; maiden resource due in March 2023.

Only 15km to the high voltage hydro-electricity lines; power in Quebec is 3.5 cents per kWh compared to 20-25 cents per kWh in the Pilbara; all-weather road access; airports close by (apparently 737s can land just 15kms north of Corvette).

The surrounding shallow glacial lakes are ubiquitous to Quebec and no more than 3-7m deep. The Canadian Mining Act permits the draining of water bodies below mining sites and examples are shown in the video.

The short video presentation starts at around 38.21mins. Click here to see presentation by Ken Brinsden.