Inomin Mines Inc. announced that it reports it has renewed its strategic alliance with Turnagain Resources Inc. to co-market the companies' adjacent Fleetwood and Seneca zinc-copper-silver-gold properties as a combined project named Fleetwood-Seneca. Together the Fleetwood and Seneca properties are a considerably more attractive exploration and development project as the properties consolidate a significant Volcanogenic Massive Sulphide district in southwestern British Columbia, 90 kilometres east of Vancouver. Any consideration received from a third-party deal, such as an investment, joint venture, or the sale of the Fleetwood- Seneca project, is to be divided equally between Inomin and Turnagain. The new strategic alliance agreement was entered into December 21, 2019. Fleetwood-Seneca hosts the Seneca zinc-copper-silver-gold deposit, the partially-delineated Fleetwood, 33 and Vent zones, as well as several priority exploration targets within a 6 kilometre by 2 kilometre mineral belt. The Fleetwood-Seneca project is located within a northwest trending volcanic belt hosting extensive zinc-copper- silver-gold rich VMS mineralization. Exploration in the belt has discovered four Kuroko-style mineral zones: Fleetwood, 33, Vent, and the Seneca deposit. The company recently increased the size of its Beaver-Lynx nickel project to approximately 20,000 hectares through staking and the buyout of eight properties (claims) held by third-parties. Exploration, including drilling at Beaver and rock sampling at Lynx, indicates the properties could host large, bulk-tonnage, sulphide nickel deposits with credits for cobalt and other minerals. Given Beaver-Lynx is highly prospective for large, class 1 nickel deposits - and is located in a tier one jurisdiction with excellent infrastructure - the project would be of interest to nickel producers, as well as manufacturers of sulphide nickel for the rapidly-growing electric vehicle battery market. Inomin owns a 100% interest in the Beaver-Lynx nickel project with no royalties.