Clean Air Metals Identifies Potential Expansion at Escape Deposit

Clean Air Metals Inc. has announced a significant discovery at its Thunder Bay North project in Ontario. The company intersected over 50 meters of magmatic sulphide mineralization at a depth of 400 meters. This was observed in drill hole EL25-001, located near existing Escape Deposit boundaries.

The discovery suggests an expansion potential along a 2.5 km trend, crucial for increasing the project's mineral inventory. This aligns with Clean Air Metals' strategy to advance as a major producer of critical minerals, including copper, platinum, palladium, and nickel. Assay results are anticipated soon.

The exploration targeted geophysical anomalies, and the new findings validate the company's methodology, highlighting potential for further resource expansion within the Escape conduit.

Future exploration includes drilling other high-priority targets and conducting additional surveys to enhance detection capabilities.