Olympio Metals has resumed drilling at its Bousquet gold project in Quebec, Canada, aiming to extend results from a recent high-grade intersection. The company is drilling again after previously reporting a significant drill hit of 19.4 metres at 17.29 grams per tonne gold. The new drilling program is focused on testing for further mineralisation and potential extensions of the zone associated with the earlier bonanza-style result. The coverage from multiple outlets describes the start of this resumed work as part of the company’s efforts to build scale around the Bousquet discovery. While the reports highlight the grade and thickness of the earlier intercept, they do not provide additional details in the supplied summaries about the number of holes, the drilling schedule, or revised resource estimates. Overall, all sources present the same core information: Olympio restarts drilling in Quebec to pursue additional gold mineralisation following the earlier high-grade results at the Bousquet project.