Fort St. James Nickel work program on KM 26 Property Returns Rock Samples up to 0.20% Nickel and 0.086% V2O5 Vanadium
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Fort St. James Nickel work program on KM 26 Property
Returns Rock Samples up to
0.20% Nickel and 0.086% V2O5 Vanadium
Fort Saint James, British Columbia
Vancouver, British Columbia: Fort St. James Nickel Corp. ( TSX.v: FTJ ) (“FTJ” or the
“Company”) is pleased to announce the completion of the 2018 summer work program and
receipt of rock and till sample analytical results for the KM 26 Nickel property n orthwest of Fort
Saint James, central British Columbia. Highlights of the sampling included three rock samples
returning 2030 ppm nickel (0.203% Ni) , 2020 ppm nickel (0.202% Ni) and 482 ppm vanadium
(860 ppm or 0.086% V2O5). The Company intersected nickel mineralization on the property
during 2011 diamond drilling including intersections of 0.21% nickel over 167 meter core length
and 0.20% nickel over 157.5 meter core length in two separate holes.
“We are encouraged by these latest results and will continue to advance the KM 26 project. However,
with our focus now being Eastern Canada, we are actively seeking parties whom may be interested in a
joint venture opportunity.” States Barry Brown president
The KM 26 property consists of 21 mineral claims covering a total of 5177.55 hectares of
geologically prospective ground in the Omineca mining division.
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The 2018 work program consisted of a rock sampling and deep auger hole till sampling. The
auger till sampling program was designed to identify nickel anomalies between the 2011 diamond
drill holes and / or near nickel bearing boulders. The rock sampling wa s conducted in areas of
reported nickel bearing boulders and area of recent logging activities.
One highlight of the 2018 rock sampling program is a sample from two large sub -angular to
angular boulders or possible subcrop of serpent inite, returning 2030 ppm nickel (0.203% Ni) .
Company management are not aware of any reported mineralization in this specific location. The
showing is located in an area of recent logging activity. Other rock sample highlights included a
serpentinite boulder sample return ing 2020 ppm nickel (0.202% Ni) and a siltstone subcrop
sample returning 1.21% titanium , 482 ppm vanadium (860 ppm or 0.086% V2O5) and 59 ppm
scandium.
The rock and till samples were analysed at the ALS Minerals facility in North Vancouver. The
rock samples were analyzed for gold by Fire Assay - AA and for 48 elements by ICP-MS. The till
samples were analyzed for 53 elements by Aqua Regia super trace ICP-MS.
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Nickel mineralization was intersected by the Company on the property during a 2011 diamond
drilling program with nickel mineralization hosted in serpentinized ultramafic rock (News
Release of January 31, 2012). Six drill holes were completed during the 2011 program, all
intersecting nickel mineralization. Drill intersections include (core length in meters):
K-11-1: 34.0 - 72.0m (38.0m): 0.22% Ni
K-11-1b: 34.5 - 88.0m (53.5m): 0.21% Ni
K-11-2: 33.0 - 200.0m (167.0m): 0.21% Ni
K-11-4: 13.5 - 171.0m (157.5m): 0.20% Ni
The Companies main objective is to continue focusing is on its exploration activities in eastern
Canada at the Porcupine base metal - precious metal - rare earth element (REE) property in
central New Brunswick.
David Martin, P.Geo ., a Qualified Person as defined by NI 43 -101, is responsible for the
technical information contained in this News Release. Mr. Martin is a consultant for Fort St.
James Nickel Corp.
ON BEHALF OF THE BOARD
“Barry Brown”
President
Fort St James Nickel Corp. 604-488-3900
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not be able to raise additional funds when necessary; (viii) the possibility that future exploration, development or
mining results will not be consistent with the Company’s expectations; (ix) exploration and development risks,
including risks related to accidents, equipment breakdowns, labour disputes or other unanticipated difficulties with or
interruptions in exploration and development; (x) competition; (xi) the potential for delays in exploration or
development activities or the completion of geologic reports or studies; (xii) the uncertainty of profitability based
upon the Company’s history of losses; (xiii) risks related to environmental regulation and lia bility; (xiv) risks
associated with failure to maintain community acceptance, agreements and permissions (generally referred to as
“social licence”); (xv) risks relating to obtaining and maintaining all necessary government permits, approvals and
authorizations relating to the continued exploration and development of the Company’s projects; (xvi) risks related to
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economic resources will be discovered or developed at the Company’s properties . Accordingly , actual results may
differ materially from those currently anticipated in such statements.
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