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Vizsla Copper commenced drilling at its 11,630-hectare Copperview project, located approximately 40 kilometers north of Princeton in south-central British Columbia. Copperview is considered prospective for porphyry-related copper-gold mineralization.
The drill program will consist of over 2,000 meters of core drilling focused on the previously undrilled M5 target, which lies along trend. Drilling will evaluate a footprint of approximately 1,500 m by 800 m across the target.
“The launch of our inaugural drill program at Copperview will bring us to approximately 40,000 meters of total drilling across our portfolio of copper projects this year,” said Craig Parry, chair and CEO of Vizsla Copper.
“This fully funded program will focus on the recently identified M5 target area, which we have been very eager to test since it was identified through systematic pre-drilling work, especially given its proximity to Kodiak Copper’s Gate Zone discovery, just to the south. With additional assay results anticipated from our recent drill programs at Poplar and our Palmer project in southeast Alaska, we look forward to continued news flow through the remainder of 2026 and into 2027.”
Two diamond drill rigs have now mobilized to site and are advancing the first two drill holes of the program.
Source: Vizsla Copper
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