Clean Air Metals Uncovers High-Grade Targets at Thunder Bay North

Clean Air Metals Inc. has announced promising results from its Thunder Bay North Project. A recent re-modelling of a 2009 VTEM survey has identified new shallow, low-resistivity anomalies at the Current deposit. These anomalies correlate with known high-grade mineralized pods and suggest the presence of additional pods yet to be drilled.

The modeling, using Resistivity Depth Imaging, accurately maps known high-grade zones and uncovers possible new extensions. The company aims to continue using this approach to guide future drilling efforts at Current and Escape deposits. This strategy seeks to delineate critical high-grade resources, supporting a potentially profitable underground mining scenario.

Clean Air Metals plans a follow-up drill program by year-end, alongside extensive 3D resistivity modelling to identify new high-grade zones. This aims to enhance resource estimates and foster a high-margin mining approach.