Foremost Lithium announces drilling plans on Zoro Lithium property

Foremost Lithium Resource & Technology announced its drilling plans on its Zoro Lithium Property located near the historic mining centre of Snow Lake in Manitoba. The Company is completing plans in preparation of 30-hole, 7,500-metre diamond drill winter program including submitting work permits at the Manitoba Mines Branch. The drill program on the Zoro Property will be in addition to the Company’s recently announced 2,500 metre diamond drill program on its Jean Lake Lithium/Gold Property located in the same mining centre. Drilling on both properties will total 10,000 metres. Foremost Lithium’s Zoro and Jean Lake Properties share contiguous borders with Snow Lake Lithium’s Thompson Brothers and Grass River properties, which are disclosed as having an aggregate measured, indicated and inferred resource estimate of approximately 8.2 million tonnes of 1% Li2O. The Zoro Property is directly adjacent to the Thompson Brother’s lithium trend, known for hosting several lithium enriched occurrences. The Zoro Property is also adjacent to the Crowduck Bay Fault which is a significant regional focus for the development of lithium-enriched pegmatite clusters. Jason Barnard, Chief Executive Officer and President of Foremost Lithium, comments: “This is the most aggressive drill program our company has embarked on to date. With the most recent announcement of drilling on our Jean Lake Lithium/Gold Property, we will be running two winter drill programs on two different projects for a combined 10,000 metres of drilling this winter. We are pleased to be working our first drill program with Dahrouge and feel confident that we will be able to optimize our resource potential on both our Zoro and Jean Lake Properties to increase shareholder value.”