Seagull is an early-stage exploration project focused on the Seagull intrusion in northwestern Ontario. The 2026 technical report recommends integrating the year's exploration results into updated geological and geophysical models, collecting petrophysical data from deep drill core, generating a constrained seismic-velocity inversion, surveying selected historical holes with borehole EM and monitoring capped holes for gas before selecting a follow-up drill target. As of September 1, 2026, Sisprobe of France is producing an updated seismic inversion constrained by rock sample data and rock-velocity measurements from deep Seagull drill core. Drill hole WM00-05EXT reached 1,449m and intersected the eastern end of the low-velocity interpretation, but geological observations over that interval showed no observable changes attributable to the lower seismic velocity interpretation. Geophysical anomalies are not necessarily indicative of mineralization. Previously reported gas analytical results are preliminary and relate only to the samples tested; they do not establish gas composition, volume, continuity, source, reservoir characteristics, commercial potential or future results.
- Country
- Canada
- Commodity
- PGE
- Stage
- Exploration