WestKam Gold Corp. Mobilizes Crews for Prospecting and Soil Sampling on Will Property, Mt. Williams, B.C.
The Will Project encompasses 1,142.47 hectares of highly prospective terrain and is in good standing through January 30, 2027. The 2025 exploration campaign will focus on a zone of listwanite alteration in the upper reaches of Mt. Williams, an area with geological characteristics conducive to gold and antimony mineralization.
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