Alastair Ford reports that UEX Corporation has released results from the first four holes of a current campaign at the Christie Lake uranium project in Saskatchewan. Among the hits was one from hole CB-109 which returned a composite assay grade of 22.81% U3O8 over 8.60 metres (25.8 feet) from depths of 475.1 metres (1,425.30 feet) to 483.7 metres (1,451.10 feet), by far the highest grade hole ever drilled on the Christie Lake Project.
Other holes also reported high-grade material, including intercepts of 6.29% eU3O8 over 7.40 metres (22.2 feet) from 471.85 to 479.25 metres and 3.25% eU3O8 over 6.70 metres from 599.75 metres to 606.45 metres. UEX will be following-up these results with additional drilling during the ongoing winter program.
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