Western Troy Capital Resources Inc. is a mineral exploration company. Its 100%-owned MacLeod Lake Property is in the final feasibility process with a defined Main Zone of molybdenum and copper mineralization as outlined by extensive drilling. A Preliminary Assessment (Scoping Study) completed in 2008 indicated a project with healthy financial returns at reasonable forecast prices for copper and molybdenum. In addition to the MacLeod Lake Project, Western Troy is constantly on the lookout for new prospects and has recently staked several new precious and base metals properties of interest in Quebec, Canada. Quebec was recently named by the Fraser Institute as the most favourable jurisdiction for mining investment in the world. The shares of Western Troy trade on the TSX Venture Exchange under the symbol WRY, with 19,284,970 shares outstanding (22,457,192 fully diluted).
Recent Press Releases and News
WRY Announces Quebec Funding of the Otish Mountain Road
WRY Acquires Gold Claims in Quebec, delays MacLeod Lake Feasibility Study
WRY Stakes Claims on Molybdenum Anomaly near Troilus Mine in Quebec
WRY Encouraged after Examination of Galloway Molybdenum Prospect
Technical Reports
METALLURGICAL FEASIBILITY STUDY TESTWORK ON MACLEOD LAKE ORE, February 2009, written by SGS Lakefield Research Limited
PRELIMINARY ASSESSMENT OF THE MACLEOD LAKE PROJECT, QUÉBEC, CANADA
43-101 Technical Report for the MacLeod Lake Property, Chibougamau Mining District, Quebec
What Others Are Saying
Western Troy Capital Resources, a mineral exploration company based in Canada, keeps itself pretty busy these days with its advanced stage MacLeod Lake Copper/Molybdenum Project and most recently the company has staked a number of promising new properties in Quebec. President and CEO Rex Loesby recently sat down with MetalsNews to give us and our readers an inside look at his operation.
PROJECT TO ESTABLISH THE ALBANEL-TÉMISCAMIE-OTISH PARK - Public Hearings : Several mineral resources exist in the Otish Mountain sector. It is obvious that the economics of various projects would change radically if there were to be road access in the sector. This is the case for the old Eastmain gold mine, which is unlikely to be reopened without road access. The other interesting mineral resources in the sector include identified magnesium resources at Lac Indicateur, copper and molybdenum resources at MacLeod Lake, the “L” uranium deposit mentioned by Serge Genest, and possible discoveries of gold, copper and zinc in the prolific Eastmain band volcano-sedimentary strip.
