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Nicola Mining Finishes Its 2026 Mining Campaign at the Dominion Creek Gold Project

Nicola Mining Finishes Its 2026 Mining Campaign at the Dominion Creek Gold Project

MT newswireMT newswire2026/11/02 13:58
09:58 AM EST, 11/02/2026 (MT Newswires) -- Nicola Mining (NIM.V) completed its 2026 mining campaign at the Dominion Creek Gold Project in central British Columbia, including the shipment of approximately 1,300 tonnes of high-grade mill feed to Merritt, British Columbia, for processing, it said Monday. The company believes Dominion Gold is "positioned to support increased material extraction and potential gold production in 2027," with mine development now completed and key mining equipment mobilized and operational, it said. Nicola Mining expects material sourced from Dominion Gold and Red Eye Resources, together with mill feed processed under its agreement with Blue Lagoon Resources (BLLG.CN), to contribute to fourth-quarter revenue, it added. "Looking ahead, we intend to evaluate additional acquisition opportunities with a clear pathway to potential monetization within approximately three years, while continuing to advance our exploration portfolio," said Chief Executive Officer Peter Espig. "This combination of near-term operating opportunities, established processing infrastructure and longer-term exploration potential provides investors with differentiated exposure to both execution-driven growth and mineral discovery." The company's shares were last seen unchanged at CA$0.60 on the TSX Venture Exchange.
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