The Torrance Project is located 125km north of the town of Timmins in northwestern Ontario. The Project is well situated for infrastructure; accessible by forest service road, power transmission lines are within 15km of the Project boundary, and exploration services and personnel are readily available in Timmins.

The Project is located within the Archean Superior province along the northeast trending Kapuskasing Structural Zone (KSZ), a long-lived structural corridor with significant uplift that transects the Superior Province. Several magmatic episodes of alkaline-carbonatite intrusive complexes occur along the KSZ from the Paleoproterozoic to Ordovician. These complexes have the potential to host Nb-Ta and REE mineralisation, such as the Hecla-Kilmer alkaline complex 16km to the northeast, and the Lackner Lake Alkaline Complex 200km to the southwest along strike. The Torrance Project shows similarities with these other complexes, including distinct ring patterns in the regional aeromagnetic data.

No previous assessment work or drilling has been filed on the Torrance Project.

Since acquiring the Torrance Project through staking in February 2022, Kenorland has completed reprocessing of regional aeromagnetic data and regional geological compilation. Additional claims were staked in April 2023.

Kenorland completed a 2,865 line-km (50m spaced lines) magnetic and VLF-EM survey over the 12,127 hectare Torrance Project, utilized for geological interpretation and guidance for ground truth mapping and prospecting campaign completed during the summer 2024 field season.