SLAM Exploration Reports Promising Copper Equivalent Findings

SLAM Exploration Ltd. has reported a 14.45-meter core interval grading 1.60% copper equivalent from drill hole GW26-33. This follows recent discoveries, including a zone with massive sulphides northwest of the Logan Zone. Notably, two subzones within the interval showed higher copper equivalent grades of 3.48% over 1.9 meters and 2.61% over 4.9 meters.

The company is currently conducting trenching on the Moose Lake gold-antimony project. Preliminary observations suggest the presence of epithermal quartz breccia deposits. Assays are pending for collected samples.

SLAM has resumed drilling on the Goodwin Project after maintenance, focusing on anomalies identified in their recent VTEM survey. A $60,000 grant from New Brunswick supports their efforts. The company is also awaiting results from hole GW26-36, which revealed a broad mineralized zone.