Canada One Mining Secures Five-Year Exploration Permit for Copper Dome Project

Canada One Mining Corp. has obtained a critical five-year exploration drilling permit from the British Columbia Ministry of Mining and Critical Minerals for its flagship Copper Dome Project, marking a significant milestone in the company's strategic development of the property. The permit enables Canada One to comprehensively explore the project, with immediate focus on the newly identified Boundary Zone discovered in 2023. CEO and President Peter Berdusco emphasized that the upcoming 2025 field season will prioritize specific exploration targets based on comprehensive geological, geochemical, geophysical, and structural data analysis.

Historical drilling results from the Friday Creek and Combination Creek Zones have already demonstrated promising copper and gold intercepts, suggesting potential mineral resources. The project's strategic location, situated just 1.5 kilometers from Hudbay Mineral's Copper Mountain Mine deposits, further enhances its geological significance. This development represents a crucial step for Canada One in its mission to explore and potentially develop critical metal resources. The exploration permit provides the company with the regulatory framework necessary to conduct detailed geological investigations and potentially uncover substantial mineral deposits.

The Copper Dome Project's advancement aligns with the growing global demand for critical metals, positioning Canada One to potentially contribute to the expanding mineral resource sector. By systematically exploring the property and leveraging advanced geological assessment techniques, the company aims to create value for investors while contributing to the region's mineral exploration efforts. The permit acquisition comes at a time when global demand for copper and other critical minerals continues to rise, driven by electrification initiatives and renewable energy infrastructure development worldwide.