Horne 5 Project
The Next Major Mining Project
in Abitibi-Témiscamingue
TSX-V : FPC : $ 0.13 CAD OTCM : FPRGF
GOLD : $ 1802.01 US/ounce SILVER : $ 22.7 US/ounce
COPPER : $ 3.79 US/pound ZINC : $ 1.68 US/pound
GOLD : $ 1802.01 US/ounce SILVER : $ 22.7 US/ounce
COPPER : $ 3.79 US/pound ZINC : $ 1.68 US/pound
TSX-V : FPC : $ 0.13 CAD OTCM : FPRGF
GOLD : $ 1802.01 US/ounce SILVER : $ 22.7 US/ounce
COPPER : $ 3.79 US/pound ZINC : $ 1.68 US/pound
GOLD : $ 1802.01 US/ounce SILVER : $ 22.7 US/ounce
COPPER : $ 3.79 US/pound ZINC : $ 1.68 US/pound
Rediscovery of the Noranda Mining Camp
In 2012, Falco Resources Ltd. (“Falco” or the “Corporation”) acquired the remains of one of the most famous volcanogenic massive sulphide mining districts in Canada; the Noranda mining camp.
This acquisition includes the Horne mine complex from which Noranda was founded in the 1920s and thirteen other former mines. Falco owns 70% of the entire mining camp.
Falco’s main project is the Horne 5 Project located under the former Horne mine.
