White Cliff Minerals Managing Director Troy Whittaker says new drilling and geophysics at Danvers have more than doubled the copper strike length, confirming the scale of mineralisation and opening up undrilled targets across the Rae Project.
White Cliff Minerals is aggressively expanding its footprint in Canada’s underexplored Coppermine region, chasing what could be a new frontier copper discovery.
Troy Whittaker, Managing Director of White Cliff Minerals, says the company is pushing ahead with diamond drilling at the Rae Copper Project as part of an aggressive exploration strategy in Canada’s emerging critical minerals corridor.
White Cliff Minerals is unearthing a copper system at Rae that’s not just high-grade — it’s rewriting the playbook for shallow discovery in northern Canada.
White Cliff Minerals has hit the ground running in Canada, unveiling a standout 58m copper intercept in the first assay from its Rae Project.
White Cliff Minerals (ASX:WCN) continues to advance its Rae Copper Project in Nunavut, Canada, reporting extensive sulphide zones at Danvers and commencing drilling at the large-scale Hulk target
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’ Rae Project continues to impress, with final assays revealing copper grades exceeding 50%, marking it as a standout discovery in the global copper landscape.
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.
The latest assays from American West Metals’ Cyclone Deposit have delivered one of the best copper intersections to date, highlighting substantial expansion potential at the Storm Project.