Magna Terra Minerals Announces Key Discoveries at Rocky Brook Project

Magna Terra Minerals Inc. has completed its first phase of fieldwork on the Rocky Brook Project in New Brunswick's Bathurst Mining Camp. The team identified massive sulphide mineralization in boulders over a 250-metre stretch, coinciding with an east-west airborne conductor. Composed mainly of pyrite and pyrrhotite, these samples align with the Restigouche and Murray Brook sites. Further identification includes the Boudreau Brook Trend, spanning 15 kilometers of geophysical and geochemical anomalies. Several rock and soil samples have been submitted for analysis, with results pending.

The Rocky Brook Project, covering 18,694 hectares, strategically neighbors significant mining zones, including Kinross-Puma's Lynx Zone. Highlights from previous explorations include substantial copper and cobalt findings. Current discoveries signal promising potential for further explorations. Magna Terra acknowledges the financial support from the Province of New Brunswick.