Drilling Intersects Anomalous Uranium at Forum’s Wollaston Project, Athabasca Basin, Saskatchewan

Mr. Richard Mazur reports:

Highlights: Complete ground gravity coverage over prospective conductive trends.

Anomalous uranium and boron in two drill holes along Gizmo trend requires follow-up drilling.

Follow-up drilling required along newly identified coincident electromagnetic conductor/gravity trends and at historical uranium mineralization encountered on Burman Island. Rebecca Hunter, Vice President, Exploration commented, "The regional geophysical surveys and limited drilling completed by Forum coupled with historical work done on this property have elevated our expectations for an economic uranium deposit on this well-located property in the Athabasca." Ground Gravity Survey A total of 4,573 stations at 100 metre by 100 metre spacings were collected this past winter over an area of 67.2 km 2 . Fourteen new gravity anomalies have been identified, many of which are associated with coincident moderate to strong EM conductors, which require follow-up (Figure 2). Gizmo Trend Follow-up New drilling along the Gizmo trend (Figure […]

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