White Cliff Minerals has identified a new copper target at its Rae project in Nunavut after logging visual copper sulphides in a hole drilled into a previously untested parallel structure. The structure has been mapped for approximately 2.8km, providing substantial expansion potential for the Danvers copper system. Assays for the new intercept are expected in six to eight weeks.
White Cliff Minerals announced a new copper discovery on an untested 2.8km parallel structure at its Rae Copper Project, with visual copper sulphides intersected from 16m downhole. Additionally, infill drilling at Danvers 1 confirmed continuity of copper mineralisation over 2.3km with visual sulphide observations in all holes. Assays for these visual estimates are expected in 6-8 weeks, and the company is progressing towards a maiden Exploration Target and Mineral Resource Estimate for Danvers 1.
White Cliff Minerals Limited presented an investor update showcasing significant high-grade copper discoveries and extensions at its Rae Project in Nunavut, Canada. The company reported numerous high-grade copper intercepts from both 2025 and 2026 drilling campaigns, confirming district-scale potential and continuity of mineralization. With strategic backing and strong metallurgical recoveries, the company is advancing towards a maiden JORC Resource Estimate for Danvers 1 in 2027, with further zones to follow.
SPC Nickel has completed detailed geophysical modelling of its HELITEM airborne EM dataset at the Muskox Cu-Ni-PGM Project in Nunavut. The modelling has identified 60 high-priority 'Class A' conductors, providing a refined framework for the company's planned 2027 diamond drill program.
White Cliff Minerals has reported a significant 76.5m copper-silver intercept at the Danvers 1 project in Nunavut, reinforcing the high-grade core. Deeper drilling also intersected visible sulphides at approximately 240m depth, suggesting the mineralised system extends beyond historical limits.
Manhattan Gold Corporation Limited reported strong polymetallic assay results from maiden drilling at its Spectre target within the Hook Lake Project in Nunavut, Canada. Hole SPC26001 delivered 6.10m at 3.18% Cu, 1.37g/t Au, 147.9g/t Ag, and 1.35% Zn, including a high-grade zinc zone of 3.05m at 29.50% Zn. SPC26002 confirmed mineralization 77m along strike, with both holes establishing Spectre as a significant VMS target and diversifying the company's metal exposure.
Somerset Minerals Ltd announced further assay results from its maiden RC drill program at the Talisker copper-silver target within its Coppermine Project in Canada. The results confirm and extend copper mineralization over a 1.6km strike length, including high-grade intercepts such as 30.5m @ 0.71% Cu and 2.7 g/t Ag in TARC0010 and 18.3m @ 0.66% Cu and 1.2 g/t Ag in TARC0004. The company plans a larger drill program to test the main demagnetised zone, which remains largely undrilled, and other regional targets.
Somerset Minerals Limited reported significant high-grade copper and silver drill results from its Coppermine Project in Nunavut, Canada, including new discoveries at Talisker and extensions at Jura. The company successfully raised $9.7 million through various placements and resolved a long-standing tax dispute in Ecuador in its favour. These developments highlight strong exploration progress and improved financial stability, despite shareholder dilution from capital raises and the divestment of the Blackdome-Elizabeth Gold Project.
White Cliff Minerals Limited's Annual Report for FY26 highlights significant progress at its Rae Copper Project in Nunavut, Canada, including the expansion of a high-grade copper system and successful metallurgical testwork with high recoveries. The company also strategically consolidated its landholding through acquisitions and divestments. Despite these operational successes, the auditor's report raises a material uncertainty about the company's ability to continue as a going concern due to substantial losses and reliance on future funding.
White Cliff Minerals announced further drill results from its Rae Copper Project, confirming copper mineralization across an extended strike length at the Danvers project. Key intercepts include 16.10m at 1.20% Cu within a broader zone of 35.50m at 0.65% Cu from DAN26041 at Danvers 1, and several lower-grade intercepts from Danvers 4. The company is advancing resource definition activities for a maiden Mineral Resource Estimate at Danvers 1, while also conducting exploration drilling at Danvers 2 and 3.
