Green Canada Uranium intersects 6 meters of anomalous radioactivity in first Marshall project drillhole

• Green Canada Uranium intersected 6.2 meters of anomalous radioactivity at the unconformity in its first drillhole at Marshall, Athabasca Basin.
• Readings ranged from 100 cps to 3,806 cps across fractures in graphitic pelite from 719.3 meters to 725.5 meters.
• The unconformity hit at 712 meters, with the radioactive interval tied to a reactivated brittle-ductile fault zone.
• A second hole was collared to test a parallel EM conductor about 500 meters from MRL-001, targeting 735 meters depth.

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