Canada One Provides Corporate Update on Copper Dome Project

Core Insights - Canada One Mining Corp. has provided a corporate update on its 100%-owned Copper Dome Project, highlighting significant progress in various areas [1][3] Project Highlights - The Copper Dome Project has expanded its land package to a total of 12,833 hectares, including the acquisition of the 4,836-hectare Copper Dome North area and staking of the Copper Dome East area [4][5] - The project is strategically located adjacent to Hudbay Minerals' Copper Mountain Mine, enhancing its exploration potential [6][14] - A five-year drill permit has been secured, allowing the company to refine targets and advance promising zones towards drill-ready status [7][20] Target Zones - The Boundary Zone is identified as a primary drill-targeting focus, featuring a Cu-Au anomalous corridor approximately 1,000 m wide by 1,750 m long, with mobile metal ion copper values exceeding 10,000 ppb [8] - The Combination Creek Zone has historical drilling results, including notable intercepts of 20 m at 0.64% Cu and 69 m at 0.21% Cu, indicating meaningful copper mineralization [9] - The Friday Creek Zone has shown promising signs of porphyry-style mineralization, with historical rock sampling returning values up to 10.65% Cu and 4.89 g/t Au [10] - The Reco target has introduced high-grade potential, with rock samples grading up to 9.96 g/t Au and 0.78% Cu, suggesting additional upside for the project [11] Field Work and Infrastructure - Recent fieldwork established 53 field stations and collected 29 rock samples, improving geological understanding and refining exploration priorities [13] - The project benefits from excellent infrastructure, enabling year-round access and cost-efficient exploration [16] Historical Work - Historical work includes 51 km of induced polarization geophysics and airborne magnetic and electromagnetic coverage over approximately 50% of the property [17]