Canyon Copper Granted Exploration Permit For Bootleg Lake Drilling
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Canyon Copper Granted Exploration Permit
For Bootleg Lake Drilling
Exploration permit granted for Rio and Newcor targets
Planned 4 to 6 drill hole program totaling 1,500 to 2,000 metres
Drill program mobilization within a week
Vancouver, British Col umbia, February 1 3, 2018 - Canyon Copper Corp. ("Canyon") (TSX -V:
CNC) is pleased to announce the Company has received a Surface Exploration Permit granted
by the Saskatchewan Ministry of the Environment for a diamond drilling program on Canyon’s
Bootleg Lake project located near Creighton, Saskatchewan, Canada, five kilometres southwest
of the city of Flin Flon, Manitoba.
On February 9, 2018 , Canyon Copper was granted a Surface Exploration Permit, which
approved the Company’s plan to drill the Rio and Newcor target areas. In addition, Canyon has
obtained all other required permits and has notified required stakeholders.
The Company now plans drill mobilization by February 15, 2018. A drilling contract for 1,500 to
2,000 metres of NQ diamond drilling ha s been signed with Minotaur Drilling of W arman
Saskatchewan. Minotaur Drilling has experience on the Bootleg Lake property, drilling for New
Moon Minerals in 2013.
The drilling is planned to target two high priority targets on the Bootleg Lake project, the past
producing Newcor and Rio gold mines. The exploration plan is to test historical data, expand the
zones of known mineralization and obtain precise geological information.
At the former R io mine area, the company plans up to 4 drill holes targeting the potential at
depth extension of the known working. The previous underground work at the Rio mine in the
1980’s reached a maximum depth of 120 metres. Canyon’s drill plan is to intersect the Rio fault
and zone of mineralization at a depth of between 200 and 250 metres below surface.
Canyon plans the same targeting at the former Newcor mine area. Past underground work at
Newcor in the 1930’s and 1940’s extended to a depth of 130 metres and the present plan is to
intersect the zone of mineralization at between 225 and 275 metres below surface. In addition,
the drilling at Newcor will also target the strong airborne magnetic anomaly that parallels the
fault zone that runs under the length of Douglas Lake to the west of Newcor. This magnetic
anomaly was highlighted in detail by the UAV AirMag survey completed by Canyon in late 2017.
Details of this survey are presented in the January 29, 2018 press release.
(https://www.canyoncc.com/news/2018/canyon-copper-completes-uav-airborne-magnetic-
survey-at-bootleg-lake-project/).
Stephen Wallace, President and CEO of Canyon stated , “The drilling program i s aimed at
doubling the depth of k nown mineralization at both Rio and Newcor past producing mines.
Given the historical high gold grades at both targets the drilling is testing the potential for future
underground deposits “
Location Map showing planned Exploration drill Target Areas
Stephen Wallace, PGeo, is the Company's designated Qualified Person within the meaning of
National Instrument 43-101 and has reviewed and approved the technical information contained
in this news release.
On behalf of the Board of Directors,
“Stephen Wallace”
CANYON COPPER CORP.
Stephen Wallace, President, CEO and Director
Contact: Canyon Copper Corp.
Investor Relations
(604) 331-9326
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limited to the following, Canyon's ability to implement its proposed drill programs on the Bootleg Project, Canyon’s ability to obtain
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