Airborne electromagnetic survey
Nordic reported that an earlier VTEM survey detected a conductor beneath the northern part of Douglas Lake.
Read the drilling update ↗Creighton, Saskatchewan
Nordic Minerals is exploring for copper in the Flin Flon Greenstone Belt. After drilling and surface sampling, Nordic secured permits for ground-loop and borehole electromagnetic surveys. Nordic plans to use flow-through proceeds to run the surveys and define drill targets.
Exploration status
Nordic’s latest published project update, dated February 11, 2026, confirms Saskatchewan issued the permits needed for the planned surveys.
Nordic reported drilling in July 2021. Separate 2023 field programs collected surface samples.
Drilling release ↗Saskatchewan’s Ministry of Environment issued permits for the two electromagnetic surveys.
Permit release ↗The surveys are intended to locate conductors that can help guide follow-up drilling.
Interpret the survey results to select potential drillhole locations for the next phase.
The Douglas Lake project
Douglas Lake covers two contiguous mineral dispositions west of Creighton, Saskatchewan, near Flin Flon, Manitoba. Highway 167 runs through the area, and the company’s regional map shows the road and rail network around Flin Flon.
The belt hosts volcanogenic massive sulphide (VMS) deposits. Nordic is targeting copper at Douglas Lake and identifies zinc, gold and silver as commodities of interest. Two documented copper occurrences and earlier geophysical work help guide exploration.
Official project overview
Technical evidence
Nordic reported that an earlier VTEM survey detected a conductor beneath the northern part of Douglas Lake.
Read the drilling update ↗A Geological Survey of Canada 2D seismic line crossed the claims in March 2021. Nordic’s preliminary interpretation identifies the West Arm Shear at depth.
Read the seismic overview ↗The company publishes its 2023 surface sampling reports and the 2020 Orix compilation of historical exploration and recommendations.
Orix compilation (PDF) ↗Company updates
Saskatchewan issued the permits needed for the planned Douglas Lake electromagnetic surveys.
The proposed survey work qualified for provincial assistance of up to CA$37,500.
Nordic reported board appointments and outlined the intended use of its flow-through proceeds.
Nordic’s December 2025 corporate update identifies the planned ground-loop and borehole EM surveys as the intended use of proceeds from its flow-through offering. The surveys are designed to define targets for follow-up drilling.
Nordic reported eligibility for up to CA$37,500 through Saskatchewan’s Targeted Mineral Exploration Incentive, covering up to 25% of eligible costs. Contact Nordic for current offering availability and terms.
Contact
For questions about Douglas Lake, company materials or investor relations, contact Nordic Minerals directly.