Winter drilling program continues. (Special Report: Sudbury).

Wallbridge Mining Co. has identified a large, highly conductive anomaly at its Windy Lake property.

Diamond drill hole WL-009 was completed in late November and was subsequently tested with borehole electromagnetic surveys. The surveys detected a non-decaying, strongly conducive anomaly in proximity to the hole. This type of anomaly, commonly referred to as a superconductor, is significant because it suggests the presence of a large sulphide body, an official with the company says. In the geological environment of hole WL-009, sulphide bodies are known to host significant copper, nickel and platinum group element mineralization of the type found in the contact setting of the Sudbury Basin. Plans for follow-up test drilling are being finalized. They have now completed nine diamond drill holes under Windy Lake and plan additional drilling this winter.