Highlights
- Canasil has appointed Fabian Espinoza as Exploration Manager, Mexico.
- Espinoza brings more than 18 years of international mineral exploration experience, including senior roles at Hecla Mining.
- His expertise spans drill program supervision, geological modelling, project evaluation and field team leadership across multiple jurisdictions.
- Canasil shares rose 36.36%, closing at CAD 0.075 per share on February 26, 2026.
Canasil Resources Inc. (TSX-V:CLZ) (DB Frankfurt:3CC) has strengthened its technical leadership with the appointment of Fabian Espinoza as Exploration Manager, Mexico. Espinoza’s expertise will play a key role in supporting the development of the company’s gold-silver-copper project portfolio.

Senior Geologist Takes the Helm in Mexico
Espinoza has officially assumed his role, overseeing exploration plans across Canasil’s Mexican portfolio.
A Certified Professional Geologist with an 18-year track record in international mineral exploration, he has worked extensively across Mexico, the U.S., and South America. He most recently led exploration efforts for Hecla Mining Company as its Exploration Manager. Prior to that, he held the position of Senior Exploration Geologist with Hecla Mining from 2018.
Extensive Industry Background
Over the course of his career, Espinoza has led field exploration strategy, program design and implementation across a range of mineral projects.
He has previously worked with:
- Alamos Gold
- Yamana Gold
- Coeur Mining
- Queenstake Gold
- Gradient Geophysics
Technical Expertise and Qualifications
Espinoza is a graduate of the University of Sonora, located in Mexico.
His expertise spans 3D geological modeling, drill program supervision, exploration campaign designing and execution, geological mapping and core logging, and project evaluation. He has a track record in leadership, team development, and managing exploration budgets while maintaining high safety and environmental standards.
The appointment of Espinoza strengthens Canasil’s technical leadership in Mexico as the company advances its exploration strategy. With experience across major mining groups and multi-country projects, the new Exploration Manager is well-equipped to drive the planning and execution of field programs across the company’s Mexican assets.
Canasil shares closed 36.36% higher at CAD 0.075 per share on February 26, 2026.