Thor Project
Taranis identified the Thor project in British Columbia in 2007. Taranis has a large landholding in the area covering over 1,862.14 hectares (18.62 square km) and includes Crown Grant Mining Claims and Mineral Tenures that it has assembled into a single mining 'district'. Taranis has also purchased an extensive data collection in the area from Westmin Resources that includes not only previous work completed at Thor, but throughout the region. This comprehensive database serves as a valuable tool to expand on the exploration potential around Thor.
The Thor project consists of five old mines that were discovered in the late 1800's and early 1900's, and occur in a single stratigraphic horizon that extends for upward of 2 km in strike length. Most of the 2km strike length has been drilled at 45 meter drill section spacing and serves as the foundation for the NI 43-101 Resource estimate that was just completed (June 2013). In 2013, Taranis conducted extensive field exploration aimed at identifying targets outside of the existing deposit, and was rewarded in these efforts by the discovery of a number of zones outside the known area of mineralization.