Mine Permitting Path Issued To Production At Night Owl Project

KELOWNA – Strathmore Plus Uranium Corporation has initiated permitting aimed at advancing the Night Owl uranium project in Wyoming. This level of permitting is important to advance the project with the goal of eventually becoming a producing operation. Strathmore has begun the solicitation process for agencies, subcontractors and personnel to complete baseline studies for the Night Owl Mine Project.

John DeJoia, Technical Advisor, said, “I am pleased with the permitting path to production identified for the Night Owl mining project. We have good and cooperative neighbors and a very favorable permitting environment in Wyoming. With the grades (up to about .384% U308) of mineralization sampled this past summer and fall, and the large areas of high surface radiometric material identified by the airborne survey in fall 2022, “I envision this type of project lending itself towards a heap leaching recovery style operation. As we say so often in the industry- “Grade is King”. I anticipate a rewarding exploration program and a straightforward permitting process with an uninterrupted schedule.”

The Company is preparing a permit application to explore and drill at Night Owl this summer. Exploratory drilling will be conducted at the original Night Owl mine in addition to several new areas defined by the airborne radiometric and magnetic survey completed in part during October 2022. The geophysical survey is slated for completion at Night Owl this spring, including the recently acquired State of Wyoming mineral lease lands.