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permits, and the company has begun
to submit applications for permits and
licenses to construct and operate at its
Shirley Basin Project.
Meanwhile, investors can gain expo-
sure to bullish moves in uranium equities
by taking positions in the following
companies:
Alliance Mining Corp. [ALM-TSXV]
is in the process of acquiring a100% inter-
est in a uranium prospect near Tonopah,
Nevada. The current owners have reported
encouraging near-surface uranium min-
eralization. Alliance is planning an
exploration program to take place in the
near future that would seek Wyoming
roll-front uranium deposits. The company
would consider the prospect as a potential
open pit, heap leach project.
ALX Uranium Corp. [AL-TSXV;
ALXEF-OTC; 6LLN-FSE] has interests in
over 200,000 hectares of prospective lands
in the Athabasca Basin. ALX recently
reported initial results from recon-
naissance drilling on the Hook-Carter
property. Hook-Carter is located along
the prolific Patterson Lake Corridor, host
to the Triple R uranium deposit, the
Arrow deposit, the Harpoon, Bow and
South Arrow uranium discoveries, and
the Spitfire, Hornet and Dragon discover-
ies where to date, resources totaling over
400M lbs of uranium have been discov-
ered since late 2012.
Hook-Carter is owned 80% by Denison
Mines and 20% by ALX, with Denison as
operator. Alteration observed in Denison's
2018 drilling confirmed that Hook-Carter
lies within the Patterson Lake corridor
and drilling is expected to resume in the
winter of 2019.
ALX also just acquired the Tango prop-
erty in Saskatchewan, which exhibits a
significant historical showing of nickel,
copper, cobalt and gold mineralization..
Blue Sky Uranium Corp. [BSK-
TSXV; BKUCF-OTCQB; MAL2-FSE]
has carried out a 61-hole, 1,029-metre
reverse circulation drilling program at
the Ivana uranium-vanadium deposit
on its 100%-owned Amarillo Grande
uranium-vanadium project in Rio Negro,
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