McFarlane Lake Mining Limited, a Canadian gold explorer, has appointed Gilbert Lamarche, P.Eng., as Chief Operating Officer. Lamarche has more than 25 years of mining experience, most recently as COO of Foran Mining, where he led the McIlvenna Bay Project from development through commissioning of a 4,900 tonne-per-day underground operation, and previously spent more than 15 years at Vale. The appointment comes as the company advances its flagship Juby Gold Project in Gowganda, Ontario, where it plans further studies and seeks an 'Advanced Exploration Permit'. The Juby project's resource estimate, effective August 14, 2026, totals 1.07 million ounces of gold in the Indicated category (0.96 g/t) and 5.09 million ounces in the Inferred category (0.87 g/t).
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