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  • Mountain Boy Minerals (MTB) has updated the exploration program at its copper-gold project in BC’s Golden Triangle
  • The on-going exploration program continues to indicate the presence of extensive mineralization
  • CEO Lawrence Roulston sat down with Daniella Atkinson to discuss the exploration program
  • As a result of the 2022 field program, the company has expanded the property to include the northeast extension of the prospective Strata Gossan
  • The work was directed at two areas that had seen minimal exploration, the Border Zone and the Strata Gossan, which have demonstrated highly encouraging initial results
  • Mountain Boy Minerals (MTB) opened trading at $0.11

Mountain Boy Minerals (MTB) has updated the exploration program at its Telegraph copper-gold project in BC’s Golden Triangle.

CEO Lawrence Roulston sat down with Daniella Atkinson to discuss the exploration program.

The on-going exploration program continues to indicate the presence of extensive mineralization.

As a result of the 2022 field program, the company has expanded the property to include the northeast extension of the prospective Strata Gossan.

The work was directed at two areas that had seen minimal exploration in the past: the Border Zone and the Strata Gossan. Both areas have demonstrated highly encouraging initial results.

Samples have been collected for several types of analysis to identify the ages of the rocks and mineralization. Field work will include further mapping, sampling, and ground truthing the preliminary geophysical data.

The company has also arranged a flow-through private placement of up to $0.5 million to further fund the expanded program at Telegraph to generate drill targets on the Dok trend, the Strata Gossan, and the Yeti zones.

The company currently has six active projects spanning 624 square kilometres in northern British Columbia.

Mountain Boy Minerals (MTB) opened trading at $0.11.


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