Foremost Lithium Resource & Technology Ltd. has started drilling on its Zoro Lithium Property in the Snow Lake region, following the reception of a multi-year work permit. The permit was granted by the Mining Permit Office of the Manitoba Government and is valid until April 26, 2026. It will improve future corporate administration flow, increase consistency with other application processes, and ease future long-term drill and exploration programs on the property. 

The company is planning to drill holes to target Spodumene-bearing dikes 8, 3, 5, 2, and 1. 

“Our maiden resource at our dike 1 remains our high priority target with the potential for significant resource expansion beyond its current estimates,” said Jason Barnard, President and CEO of Foremost Lithium. “Given the fact that we have received a multi-year permit, we have time on our side to build tonnage and resource. Our Zoro Property has 16 proven spodumene bearing lithium pegmatite dykes. This is an ideal opportunity to get those drills turning and hit some great intersections to create great new catalysts for our Company and shareholders, regardless of current market conditions.”

Drilling started the first week of February at dike 8 with a drill rig and crew provided by Rodren Drilling Ltd. (Winnipeg, MB). Air support, core storage and preparation facilities are provided by Gogal Air Services, and drill pads were cut by Moss Line Cutting Ltd. (both of Snow Lake, MB). Field and technical support for the drilling program is provided by Dahrouge Geological Consulting (E drill program has been partially funded from a $300,000 grant awarded to the company by The Manitoba Mineral Development Fund in January.