Project “600 Meters of Riches: Brunswick’s Exploration at Mirage Strikes Gold!

Exploration work ongoing at the Mirage project in northwest British Columbia is showing encouraging results, with Brunswick Exploration Ltd. (TSX-V: BRW) announcing that it has extended the strike length of the MR-4 zone by 600 meters. The MR4 high-grade mineralization has been discovered near the margin of the pre-existing copper-molybdenum porphyry system, which has been the focus of the exploration program. The mineralization is hosted in a zone of silicic volcanics and consists of sulfide-bearing quartz-albite veins, breccia and stockwork displays with varying levels of quartz veining, indicating that the gold-bearing structures could continue further down dip. An operational drill program has led to Brunswick discovering more than 3 kilometers of economic mineralization thus far along the strike of the MR4 zone. Brunswick CEO, Joseph Mullin, noted that, “The extension of strike length inverted the potential of our first two drill holes. Drilling results indicate a near-surface, high-grade mineralization that is open and expanding along its 600m trend. Additional drill programs are planned to evaluate deeper potential of this high-grade, mineralized zone.” Recent assaying revealed gold, silver, and copper mineralization in drill holes TRDD-001 and TRDD-002, with the best results being 24.70m of 2.20g/t gold, 89.6g/t silver and 0.17 percent copper. Significantly, 96.20m of 5.37g/t gold and 256.9g/t silver were reported from TRDD-005, which was the fifth hole drilled for the company. Brunswick’s active exploration program will continue to work towards expanding the MR4 zone over the coming months. Results from these efforts will help the company to further understand the geometry and extent of the mineralization, and in turn, the size and potential of the Mirage project. Exploration work ongoing at the Mirage project in northwest British Columbia is showing encouraging results, with Brunswick Exploration Ltd. (TSX-V: BRW) announcing that it has extended the strike length of the MR-4 zone by 600 meters. The MR4 high-grade mineralization has been discovered near the margin of the pre-existing copper-molybdenum porphyry system, which has been the focus of the exploration program. The mineralization is hosted in a zone of silicic volcanics and consists of sulfide-bearing quartz-albite veins, breccia and stockwork displays with varying levels of quartz veining, indicating that the gold-bearing structures could continue further down dip. An operational drill program has led to Brunswick discovering more than 3 kilometers of economic mineralization thus far along the strike of the MR4 zone. Brunswick CEO, Joseph Mullin, noted that, “The extension of strike length inverted the potential of our first two drill holes. Drilling results indicate a near-surface, high-grade mineralization that is open and expanding along its 600m trend. Additional drill programs are planned to evaluate deeper potential of this high-grade, mineralized zone.” Recent assaying revealed gold, silver, and copper mineralization in drill holes TRDD-001 and TRDD-002, with the best results being 24.70m of 2.20g/t gold, 89.6g/t silver and 0.17 percent copper. Significantly, 96.20m of 5.37g/t gold and 256.9g/t silver were reported from TRDD-005, which was the fifth hole drilled for the company. Brunswick’s active exploration program will continue to work towards expanding the MR4 zone over the coming months. Results from these efforts will help the company to further understand the geometry and extent of the mineralization, and in turn, the size and potential of the Mirage project.