Canadian Copper intersects broad sulphide zones, extends Murray Brook mineralization 25 meters west

• Canadian Copper reported broad sulphide intersections in five holes at Murray Brook, extending mineralization 25 meters west of the current footprint.
• Visual logs showed sulphide-bearing intervals of roughly 50-77 meters downhole, including massive to semi-massive sulphide zones; assays are pending.
• The 3,500-meter 2026 drill program has completed 2,205 meters, with 1,300 meters planned to step out west.
• Work also targets a geophysical anomaly about 600 meters west of the deposit, with initial testing slated for late September 2026.
• Canadian Copper said it is funded through feasibility work and initial construction at the 100%-owned Murray Brook project in New Brunswick.

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