Clean Air Metals Initiates Winter Drilling at Current Deposit

Clean Air Metals Inc. has announced the commencement of a 2000-meter drilling program at its Thunder Bay North Critical Minerals project in Ontario. The aim is to explore near-surface high-grade zones at the Current deposit through twelve strategic drill holes. This initiative aligns with the company's strategy to develop a high-grade, high-margin mining project. The Current deposit is a significant resource within the project, featuring 14 million tonnes of bulk tonnage indicated resources.

Last year's drilling program revealed promising results, such as notable platinum and palladium grades. The new phase looks to expand on these findings and define additional high-grade zones. The Ontario Junior Exploration Program is providing financial support, endorsing Clean Air Metals' exploratory efforts with a $200,000 funding.

The company's exploration team aims to delineate a high-grade, mid-tonnage project that could significantly impact the sector. Plans are also in motion to advance the project towards a provincial mining permit.