Canadian Palladium Extends Garden Zone on Strike with 2.38 g/t Pd-Eq over 6 metres and Intersects New Zone of Palladium Mineralization Interpreted as a Feeder Dyke
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
CANADIAN PALLADIUM EXTENDS GARDEN ZONE ON STRIKE WITH 2.38 g/t
PALLADIUM EQUIVALENT OVER 6 METERS AND INTERSECTS NEW ZONE OF
PALLADIUM MINERALIZATION INTERPRETED AS A FEEDER DYKE
Vancouver, British Columbia, May 5, 2021 – Canadian Palladium Resources Inc. (the
"Company") (CSE: BULL) (OTCQB: DCNNF) (FSE: DCR1) is pleased to provide new assay
results for drill holes EB-21-51, EB-21-52, and EB-21-53 at the East Bull Palladium Deposit, located
90 kilometres west of Sudbury, Ontario. These drill holes extend the main Garden/Valhalla Zone
palladium mineralization 250 m along strike to the west and intersected a new zone of mineralized
inclusion-bearing gabbro located 50 m below the Garden Zone that is interpreted as a feeder dyke or
magma conduit for the East Bull Intrusion.
Highlights of the current drill results are:
• Hole EB-21-52 intersected both the Garden Zone and a new mineralized inclusion-bearing
gabbro that assayed 1.41 g/t Pd Eq over 7 m from 223.0 to 230.0 m, however, the hole
terminated in mineralized gabbro. The Company plans to extend this hole to determine the
full extent of the new zone that is interpreted as a feeder dyke;
• Hole EB-21-53 intersected 2.38 g/t Pd Eq over 6.0 m from 173.0 to 179.0 m. This interval
is in the Garden Zone where mineralization is hosted in vari-textured gabbro that has shown
consistent mineralization for over 2.5 km strike length.
Wayne Tisdale, Canadian Palladium’s CEO, commented, “The discovery of a deeper zone below the
main Valhalla/Garden Zone mineralization presents exciting new potential for the East Bull Project.
The Company’s geologists consider that the new zone may be a mineralized feeder dyke or magma
conduit that is a potentially favourable structure for localizing high-grade mineralization. We look
forward to getting back on this new target as soon as site conditions permit access after spring
breakup.”
Mineralized intervals from holes EB-21-51, EB-21-52 and EB-21-53 are reported in Table 1.
Appendix 1 provides details of hole locations and orientations. Figure 1 shows the locations of the
drill holes.
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Table 1: Diamond Drill Hole Results EB-21-51, 52, & 53
Hole ID From
(Metres)
To
(Metres)
Width
(Metres)
Pd
g/t
Pt
g/t
Au
g/t
Cu
%
Ni
%
Co
%
3PGM +
Au g/t
Pd Eq
Grams
per
Ton
EB-21-51 83 107 24 0.488 0.170 0.037 0.084 0.032 0.006 0.695 1.020
and 126 133 7 0.456 0.203 0.050 0.118 0.031 0.006 0.710 1.122
EB-21-52 104 108 4 0.587 0.185 0.071 0.160 0.044 0.007 0.842 1.379
and 159 170 11 0.488 0.151 0.048 0.097 0.052 0.006 0.687 1.074
Feeder
Dyke 223 230 7 0.379 0.013 0.065 0.307 0.036 0.008 0.571 1.406
EB-21-53 173 179 6 1.225 0.500 0.057 0.153 0.053 0.007 1.782 2.384
1. Individual demarked samples were sawn in half, bagged, sealed and transported by courier to the
laboratory. Duplicates, blanks and standards were introduced to the sample stream on site.
Samples were sent to AGAT Laboratories, Mississauga, Ontario. Each sample was analysed
using the AGAT Laboratories codes 202555, Fire Assay-ICP (50g); 201070, 4 Acid Digest / ICP-
OES Finish.
2. Reported widths are drilled widths, with true widths estimated to be 90 per cent of drilled widths
for minus-60-degree-holes to approximately 85 per cent of drilled width for minus-70-degree
holes.
3. Pd-Eq grade based on parameters in the May 23, 2019, NI 43-101 Resource Estimate and Technical
Report. Metal prices are based on 24-month trailing averages at January 31, 2018. In US$ these
prices are: Pd – $767/oz; Pt – $973/oz; Rh – $1,000/oz; Au – $1.262/oz; Cu – $2.53/lb; Ni –
$4.62/lb; Co – $20/lb.
The Company’s protocol is to analyze Rh after initially assaying for palladium, platinum and gold.
Once Rh results are received, the Rh concentrations will be reported and Rh will be included as a
component of 3PGM (palladium+platinum+rhodium) and included in calculations of palladium
equivalent (Pd-Eq).
The Company is currently drilling and assay results from holes EB-21-54 to EB-21-57 are in
progress. The Valhalla/Garden Zone Palladium mineralization is hosted within a 45° north dipping
vari-textured gabbro unit near the basal contact of the East Bull Gabbro. Drilling has successfully
focused on testing the on strike and downdip extension of this “contact-type” mineralization. Such
mineralization structures are typically tens of metres thick.
Mr. Garry Clark, P. Geo., of Clark Exploration Consulting, is the “Qualified Person” as defined in
NI 43-101, who has reviewed and approved the technical content in this press release.
Canadian Palladium Resources Inc.
Wayne Tisdale, President and CEO
T: (604) 639-4472
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Figure 1. Drill intersections reported in this release relative to Garden and Valhalla Zones
of the East Bull Palladium Deposit. Base map is airborne total field magnetic survey.
Appendix 1. Drill Hole Location information
HOLE-ID UTM E UTM N LENGTH AZIMUTH DIP
EB-21-51 403777 5141331 225 180 -60
EB-21-52 403703 5141350 230 180 -60
EB-21-53 403589 5141350 251 180 -60
Drill collar coordinates are in NAD83 UTM 17N
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