
West Red Lake Gold Mines shareholders re-elected five directors and re-appointed auditors at the annual meeting, while director Hugh Agro did not seek re-election as the company's Madsen Mine ramps up.
Shareholders of West Red Lake Gold Mines voted to re-elect five directors at the company's annual meeting Tuesday, while director Hugh Agro did not stand for re-election.
The slate of directors returned to the board includes chairman Tom Meredith, chief executive Shane Williams, Duncan Middlemiss, John Heslop and Susan Neale. All had been nominated in the company's April 27 management information circular.
Agro had served as a director since 2023. Chairman Tom Meredith said Agro provided valuable guidance and leadership during an important growth period. The company thanked him for his dedication.
West Red Lake Gold is a Canadian gold producer that recently declared commercial production at its Madsen Mine in the Red Lake district of Ontario. The site is the central hub of a multi-asset platform, the company said. WRLG controls a 47 km² land package in one of the world's most prolific gold districts, which has produced more than 20 million ounces from high-grade systems. It also owns the Rowan Property, a 31 km² package that includes three past-producing mines.
Auditor MNP LLP was reappointed for the coming year. Shareholders also approved the company's incentive stock option plan.
The next annual meeting is scheduled for June 2027. WRLG trades on the TSX Venture Exchange under the ticker WRLG and on the OTCQX under WRLGF.
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