• Wescan began mobilizing a fly-in camp at its Munro Lake gold project in northern Saskatchewan ahead of Phase 1 drilling.
• Phase 1 targets up to 2,000 meters of helicopter-supported diamond drilling, with drilling expected to start within days.
• Program focuses on extending 2013 high-grade intercepts, including 67.1 g/t over 1 meter, down-plunge and along strike.
• Work also targets high-grade surface sampling across about 7 km, with grab samples reported as high as 38 g/t.
• UAV magnetic surveys, LiDAR mapping planned to refine structural interpretation and drill targets for follow-up drilling.

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