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We sat down with Gwen Preston, VP of Investor Relations at West Red Lake Gold Mines (🇺🇸WRLGF -- 🇨🇦WRLG) for a sponsor update. Gwen shares the latest news and developments from West Red Lake, a company that's attracting the attention of the sector with consistent, impressive drill results. 

West Red Lake Gold Mines is rapidly pushing its Madsen Mine project toward restart in 2025, and Gwen provides an inside look at the activities driving this momentum. From infill drilling and expanding mineable inventory to major capital projects like the tailings dam lifts and the installation of a primary crusher, the company is focused on building a robust, efficient operation.

Gwen highlights the significance of recent high-grade drill results from the Austin and McVeigh Zones,, which are boosting confidence in the resource model as the company prepares for production. With a busy few months ahead, including the release of a pre-feasibility study, West Red Lake is positioned as a unique player in the gold sector—one that’s not just exploring, but also gearing up for significant production. With stepped up M&A activity in the sector, there aren't many acquisition candidates of West Red Lake's quality due to its imminent production.

Don't miss this deep dive into the company’s plans, market position, and the exciting potential for investors.

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