KIRKLAND LAKE DISCOVERIES CORP Stock Price, News & Analysis

Kirkland Lake Discoveries (KLKLF) has completed its Phase 3 drill program at the Hargreaves shaft and Jo Zone, with significant findings across 1,187 meters of diamond drilling. The Jo Zone showed extensive gold mineralization across 37m, including notable intervals of up to 3.82 g/t Au. At Hargreaves, drilling revealed strong potassic-hematite alteration similar to mineralization at Macassa and Young-Davidson Mines.

Key highlights from the Jo Zone (KLD24-27) include multiple mineralized intervals, with the highest grade being 5.417 g/t Au over 1m. The Hargreaves area, located near the Kirkland Lake Main Break structure that historically hosted over 28 Moz of gold, showed promising results with anomalous gold values in syenite formations and a newly identified gold zone in the footwall.

Kirkland Lake Discoveries (KLKLF) has received two significant updates: First, the company secured a $200,000 grant through the Ontario Junior Exploration Program (OJEP), covering 50% of eligible exploration costs on the KL West Property from April 2024 to February 2025. The funding aims to support exploration activities focused on identifying critical minerals, including copper.

Second, the company announced its upcoming episode of KLDC Treasure Hunters YouTube series, scheduled for December 12, 2024. The episode will showcase the core teching, cutting, and sampling process, featuring detailed explanations from company personnel including Amanda LaPrarie and Dan Chartrand, with Mike Kilbourne providing insights on core logging.

Kirkland Lake Discoveries Corp (TSXV: KLDC) (OTC Pink: KLKLF) announces the upcoming episode of their YouTube series 'KLDC Treasure Hunters', scheduled to air on December 5, 2024. The episode will showcase the company's Hargreaves drilling program, featuring Mike Kilbourne and Stefan Sklepowicz providing an overview of the drilling process and examining the Hargreaves Mine, including recently extracted drill core.

The company cautions viewers that the drill core shown has not undergone laboratory testing yet, and visual observations should not be heavily relied upon for drilling results interpretation.

Kirkland Lake Discoveries has initiated a 1,500m drilling program at its Kirkland Lake Project on the KL West Property, focusing on two key areas: the Hargreaves Historical Shaft and the Jo Zone Footwall. The Hargreaves area, located near the Kirkland Lake Main Break that historically hosted over 28 Moz of gold, features a historical shaft sunk to 300 feet with reported eight-foot wide veins. At the Jo Zone, previous drilling revealed significant results, including 72.10 g/t Au over 0.50 meters and 1.22 g/t Au over 74m starting at 87m depth in the footwall area.

Kirkland Lake Discoveries (KLKLF) announced key outcomes from its October 24, 2024 annual general meeting, where shareholders approved all proposed resolutions with 20.31% of shares represented. The company formally appointed Stefan Sklepowicz as CEO, following his interim role since May. Additionally, the company launched 'KLDC Treasure Hunters,' a video series showcasing their exploration efforts. The company also granted 3,300,000 stock options to directors, officers, and contractors, exercisable at $0.05 per share until November 2029, subject to TSX Venture Exchange approval.

Kirkland Lake Discoveries (KLKLF) announces significant results from soil sampling on KL West and KL East projects near Kirkland Lake, Ontario. The program revealed notable geochemical anomalies suggesting multiple mineralization styles:

1. VMS potential: Elevated concentrations of Au (up to 0.47 ppm), Ag, Cu, Zn, and Pb in the underexplored Ontario side of the Blake River Group.

2. Orogenic Gold potential: Strong indicators in structural zones.

3. IRGS potential: Elevated Bi, Mo, Cu, and W near intrusions.

Next steps include detailed geological mapping, infill soil sampling, trenching, and targeted drilling. The company aims to uncover significant new deposits in this underexplored region, potentially mirroring the success of world-class operations like Horne and LaRonde mines in Quebec.

Kirkland Lake Discoveries (KLKLF) has announced an update on its exploration strategy for summer 2024. The company is conducting an extensive geochemical soil survey across KL West and KL East, aiming to identify high-potential mineralization targets. This follows promising drill results from the Hurricane Intrusive Zone, revealing significant alteration and fluid pathways.

Additional exploration efforts will focus on Barbi Lake, Copper King, and the Misema-Mist Lake Fault system, among others. Each site has shown promising historical results or geological features indicating a potential for further discoveries. Kirkland Lake Discoveries is utilizing a systematic approach with a team of experienced geologists to unlock the potential of their extensive land package in one of Canada’s most prolific gold camps.

Kirkland Lake Discoveries (KLKLF) has announced the results of 13 drill holes totaling 3,376 meters at the Hurricane Intrusive Zone in Kirkland Lake, Ontario. The company intercepted wide zones of alteration and mineralization, including visible gold. Key highlights include:

- Whiskey Jack: A four-meter zone of altered mafic volcanics and increased quartz veining.

- Whiskey Jack East: Drilling intercepted altered syenites and feldspar porphyry with intense quartz veining.

- Norwood: Visible gold was found in a mineralized vein at depth, indicating system continuation.

- Jensen: No mineralization below the surface.

The findings suggest significant geological potential and warrant further exploration, especially at Whiskey Jack East.

Kirkland Lake Discoveries (TSXV: KLDC, OTC Pink: KLKLF) has announced the retirement of its Founder, President, and CEO, Danièle Spethmann, effective immediately. Ms. Spethmann will continue to serve as a Strategic Advisor. She is succeeded by Stefan Sklepowicz, the current Vice President of Corporate Development, who will step in as Interim CEO. Under Ms. Spethmann's leadership since 2015, the company expanded its land package in Kirkland Lake, Ontario, from 3,800 hectares to over 38,000 hectares. The board praised Ms. Spethmann's contributions and her role in positioning Kirkland Lake Discoveries with the largest prospective land package in the historical gold camp of Kirkland Lake.