Brunswick Property West Grid Identifies Additional Drill Targets
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News Release No. 17-14
Brunswick Property West Grid Identifies Additional Drill Targets
West Vancouver, British Columbia – May 4, 2017 - Rainy Mountain Royalty Corp. (the
“Company” or “Rainy Mountain”) reports that it has identified additional drill targets at its
optioned gold exploration property (the “B runswick Property” or “Property”). The Brunswick
Property is accessible year round by bush road connecting to Highway 560 that links to the west
with Highway 144 and then north to Timmins (via Highway 101).
A 2.4 km long grid extension along the central west side of the Brunswick P roperty has been cut
and partly surveyed which has identi fied extensions to the shears occurring on the east grid and
other parallel shears that were mapped in the fall of 2016. Additionally, p rospecting has
resumed, now that the snow has melted sufficiently to expose outcrops. These new outcrops have
exposed carbonate-sericite shear extensions along strike to the area where the arsenic -antimony
(As-Sb) rock geochemical anomaly occurs. As well, a dditional surface samples are being
gathered on the Property and will be submitted for analysis to trace the extent of the arsenic-
antimony zone (in relation to the induced polarization chargeability anomalies). Heavy rains and
wind storms have slowed the progress of the survey work in the last week of April . However,
work is now continuing and will be completed prior to any drilling in an effort to optimiz e the
chances of success in selecting the best drill targets on the Property.
In addition, an induced pola rization (“IP”) survey (with 12.5m station intervals ) has also been
completed on both the east and west grid s. This work has assisted the Company in tracing the
carbonate alteration and fault structures , as well as , locating diabase dikes. T he IP survey
identifies sulphide mineralizat ion within the shear zone that c ould be associated with gold
mineralization.
Thus far, t en high priority drill sites have been selected on the east side grid and an additional
four drill sites are alre ady kn own on the west side grid (with possibly more expected as the
survey and sampling continues).
Of note as well, four shear zone structures can be seen on the west side of the Property (which is
comparable to the east side ), which parallels the Ridout Fault Zone. Two of these shears have
known arsenic-antimony values and the other shears are presently being sampled. IP anomalies
are now known to be associated with the arsenic-antimony geochemical anomaly. These four
shears are the f ault offset of the shears on the east side of the Property . A major northerly
trending fault, called the Nabakwasi River Fault, created this offset of the geology which fault is
much younger in age and unrelated to the mineralization. In particular , the IP chargeability
flanks the arsenic-antimony geochemical anomaly, which envelops those sheared rocks and is
associated with close ly spaced parallel shears , and continues beyond the known geochemical
anomaly towards the porphyry intrusion to the east. The Company believes that t his is an ideal
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setting for a gold deposit which appears to be quite similar to the setting found at the Bel l Creek
Mine in Timmins.
This news release has been reviewed and approved by Robert Middleton, P.Eng., who is acting as the
Company’s Qualified Person for the Brunswick Property project, in accordance with regulations
under NI 43-101.
For further information, contact Mr. Clive Shallow, Shareholder Communications, at 604 -922-
2030, or visit the Company’s website at www.rmroyalty.com.
RAINY MOUNTAIN ROYALTY CORP.
“Douglas L. Mason”
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Douglas L. Mason, Chief Executive Officer
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