High-grade history.
Modern discovery.
Advancing a drill-ready silver project adjacent
to the historic Walton Mine in Nova Scotia.
Testing a potential feeder system to one of Canada’s highest-grade silver occurrences.
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TruSilver Metals Corp.
Reviving a
World-Class
Silver District
The Walton Mine was historically one of Canada’s richest polymetallic operations, producing exceptionally high-grade ore with silver grades reported up to 185 oz/t Ag *(~5,754 g/t Ag). While mining ceased in 1978 due to flooding, modern reinterpretation indicates the historic workings exploited only a small offshoot of a much larger mineralized system.
Today, TruSilver is applying modern geological, geophysical, and 3-D structural analysis to target the deeper feeder system — believed to be the engine behind Walton’s extraordinary grades.
*Historical results are derived from Patterson, J.W. (1988), Walton Mine: Underground Drill Hole & Assay Data, Nova Scotia Department of Mines & Energy, Open File Report ME 1988-045; and Patterson, J.W. (1988), Exploration Potential for Argentiferous Base Metals at the Walton Deposit. Open File Report 88-21. These results have not been verified by a Qualified Person and should not be relied upon without further confirmation.
Today, TruSilver is applying modern geological, geophysical, and 3-D structural analysis to target the deeper feeder system — believed to be the engine behind Walton’s extraordinary grades.
*Historical results are derived from Patterson, J.W. (1988), Walton Mine: Underground Drill Hole & Assay Data, Nova Scotia Department of Mines & Energy, Open File Report ME 1988-045; and Patterson, J.W. (1988), Exploration Potential for Argentiferous Base Metals at the Walton Deposit. Open File Report 88-21. These results have not been verified by a Qualified Person and should not be relied upon without further confirmation.
Experienced
Leadership &
Technical Expertise
TruSilver Metals is led by an experienced team combining deep geological knowledge of the Walton–Sturgis system with public company, capital markets, and financial expertise.
Positioned
for Discovery
With historic high-grade precedent, validated geological modelling, and a fully permitted drill program, TruSilver Metals is positioned at the threshold of potential discovery.
The Walton Mine
A World-Class
Polymetallic System
For decades, the Walton Mine stood as one of Canada’s richest polymetallic producers, delivering exceptionally high-grade ore. Underground and drill results reached up to 185 oz/t Ag *(~5,754 g/t Ag), matching—and in places exceeding—grades seen in globally recognized deposits such as Silvermines, Ireland.
Before flooding in the 1970s, mining reached depths of 1,650 feet (500 m), leaving significant portions of the broader mineralized system untested and intact.
*Historical results are derived from Patterson, J.W. (1988), Walton Mine: Underground Drill Hole & Assay Data, Nova Scotia Department of Mines & Energy, Open File Report ME 1988-045; and Patterson, J.W. (1988), Exploration Potential for Argentiferous Base Metals at the Walton Deposit. Open File Report 88-21. These results have not been verified by a Qualified Person and should not be relied upon without further confirmation.
Before flooding in the 1970s, mining reached depths of 1,650 feet (500 m), leaving significant portions of the broader mineralized system untested and intact.
*Historical results are derived from Patterson, J.W. (1988), Walton Mine: Underground Drill Hole & Assay Data, Nova Scotia Department of Mines & Energy, Open File Report ME 1988-045; and Patterson, J.W. (1988), Exploration Potential for Argentiferous Base Metals at the Walton Deposit. Open File Report 88-21. These results have not been verified by a Qualified Person and should not be relied upon without further confirmation.
>185 oz/t Ag
Exceptionally high-grade silver
(up to ~5,754 g/t Ag)
(up to ~5,754 g/t Ag)
70 km NW of Halifax
Excellent access to infrastructure and ports
