Clean Air Metals Plans to Drill Escape Deposit Down-Plunge Target

Clean Air Metals Inc. has announced its 2025 drilling program targeting the down-plunge extension of the Escape Deposit at the Thunder Bay North Project. An initial 900-meter drill hole will explore one of three new magnetic and conductivity anomalies. These targets may significantly expand resources at the project, which already features 14 million tonnes of indicated resources. Recent geophysical surveys confirmed promising 'ballroom-type' high-grade mineralization, increasing confidence in these targets' potential.

The Vice President of Exploration, Lionnel Djon, emphasized the significance of these new targets for expanding high-grade Pt-Pd-Cu-Ni sulphide mineralization. In tandem with the drilling program, the company continues to work on a Preliminary Economic Assessment to enhance high-grade production models, boosting toll milling potential. Additionally, the company is advancing baseline environmental monitoring for future exploration permits.