New Aurora Metals starts IP survey at Urban Barry property after drilling plan shelved

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New Aurora Metals will start a ground induced polarization geophysical survey at its Urban Barry Property on Oct. 17, 2026.
The company replaced a planned 500-meter diamond drill program due to difficult ground conditions and trouble securing a drilling contractor.
The survey targets 21 line-km at an estimated cost of $210,000.
Work aims to extend 2025 coverage, tie into 2021 results, and further define six conductors flagged by a 2016 VLF-EM survey.

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