Brett hits long gold at Hammond Reef (August 20, 2007)
Vancouver — Brett Resources (BBR-V, BBRRF-O) is pulling long gold intersections at its Hammond Reef project, in southwestern Ontario, 170 km west of Thunder Bay.
Vancouver — Brett Resources (BBR-V, BBRRF-O) is pulling long gold intersections at its Hammond Reef project, in southwestern Ontario, 170 km west of Thunder Bay.
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