Kuya Silver Corp. has announced the discovery of a new vein cluster at its Angus target within the Silver Kings Project in Ontario’s Cobalt mining camp. This discovery expands the known mineralized footprint of the Angus target, which was initially identified through surface mapping and sampling. The new vein cluster comprises multiple quartz-carbonate veins exhibiting silver mineralization, as evidenced by recent surface samples returning significant silver grades. The veins are hosted within Nipissing diabase, a geological setting historically associated with high-grade silver deposits in the region. Kuya Silver plans to conduct follow-up drilling to assess the extent and continuity of the mineralization within this newly identified cluster. The company’s exploration strategy focuses on leveraging modern geological techniques to uncover overlooked or underexplored areas within the historically prolific Cobalt camp. The discovery at the Angus target underscores the potential for new high-grade silver mineralization in the area and supports Kuya Silver’s objective of revitalizing silver exploration and development in one of Canada’s most storied mining districts. Further exploration results and drilling updates are anticipated as the company advances its work on the Silver Kings Project.
Kuya Silver Discovers New Vein Cluster