Canada One Expands Copper Dome Project in BC

Canada One Mining Corp. has made a significant move to bolster its strategic position in the Quesnel Trough porphyry belt by expanding its land holdings at the Copper Dome Project in Princeton, British Columbia. The company has staked an additional 1,728 hectares, termed Copper Dome East, which is contiguous to the existing Copper Dome Project. This expansion increases the total land position at Copper Dome to 7,997 hectares, providing a larger area for exploration and potential resource development.

The newly staked area is of particular interest due to the presence of two significant mobile metal ion (MMI) anomalies. The first anomaly is a copper-silver anomaly that stretches approximately 2,900 meters long by 1,300 to 1,900 meters wide, oriented in a northwest-southwest direction. The second anomaly is a molybdenum anomaly that is approximately 2,100 meters long by 400 to 900 meters wide, oriented in a north/northwest to south/southwest direction. These anomalies suggest the presence of valuable mineralization, which can be further explored and potentially developed.

The expansion of the Copper Dome Project aligns with Canada One's strategic focus on the Boundary Zone, located immediately south of the Copper Mountain Mine and 1.5 kilometers from the mine's super pit. This proximity to an active mine provides excellent infrastructure, year-round access, and low-cost exploration opportunities. The Company is in the process of receiving its drill permit, which it anticipates shortly, indicating a near-term focus on drilling activities in this strategic area.

The Copper Dome Project lies within the lower portion of the Quesnel Trough porphyry belt, a well-established mining district that extends north from the Copper Mountain Mine through several other significant mines. This location provides a favorable geological setting for the discovery of high-grade copper and other valuable minerals. Previous drilling on the property has confirmed the presence of high-grade copper associated with northeast-running geological structures similar to those seen at the Copper Mountain Mine. This similarity in geological structures increases the likelihood of discovering similar mineralization at the Copper Dome Project.

The expansion of land holdings allows Canada One to explore multiple zones of mineralization that have been discovered on the property to date. The presence of palladium (Pd), platinum (Pt), and gold (Au) mineralization on the property adds to the potential value of the project. The excellent infrastructure and low jurisdictional risk in the area further support the Company's ability to conduct efficient and cost-effective exploration and development activities.

In summary, the expansion of Canada One Mining Corp.'s land holdings at the Copper Dome Project strengthens its strategic position within the Quesnel Trough porphyry belt. It provides a larger area for exploration, increases the potential for discovering valuable mineralization, and offers advantages in terms of infrastructure, access, and cost-effectiveness. These factors collectively enhance the Company's ability to create growth and generate value for its investors and communities.