White Cliff Minerals has launched an ambitious early-season drilling campaign at its Rae Copper Project in Canada’s Nunavut, with visible copper sulphides already intersected, positioning the company as a first mover in a historically rich but underexplored copper district.
White Cliff Minerals (ASX:WCN) has secured an exploration agreement with the Délın̠ę Got’ın̠ę Government for its Great Bear Project, paving the way for drilling as geophysical data interpretation nears completion.
White Cliff Minerals (ASX:WCN) is set to commence a transformative maiden drilling campaign at its high-grade Rae Copper Project in Nunavut, Canada, following the approval of a key land use permit.
White Cliff Minerals latest geophysical survey at the Rae Copper Project unveils multiple high-priority copper targets across an expansive 152 km², setting the stage for a potentially transformative 2025 exploration campaign.
White Cliff Minerals’ Rae Project continues to impress, with final assays revealing copper grades exceeding 50%, marking it as a standout discovery in the global copper landscape.
John Hancock, the cornerstone investor, brought both capital and credibility to White Cliff Minerals $5 million raise, reinforcing his confidence in the company with a $2.5 million contribution.
The latest assay results not only emphasise Rae’s potential as a world-class copper project, but also spotlight its strategic importance in supporting the global shift toward renewable energy.
White Cliff Minerals has uncovered a bonanza-grade silver discovery at its Great Bear Project in Northern Canada, with assays revealing an exceptional 7.54% silver (75,439g/t) from its maiden field program.
An initial field visit confirms the potential for widespread copper occurrences while preparing for maiden drilling in northern Canada.
A first week of fieldwork quickly validates discoveries and target areas on the prowl for high-grade extensions to historic Canadian mines.