• Fabled Copper Corp. (FABL) has updated the 2022 field exploration programs on its Muskwa Copper Project in northern B.C.
  • The Muskwa Project is comprised of the Neil Property, the Toro Property, and the Bronson Property
  • In July, bonding was requested and was posted for a 15 drill pad, three-holes-per-pad good for a five-year drill permit to Department of Mines
  • Inspector of Mines, Permitting and First Nations are in consultation
  • Fabled Copper Corp. (FABL) is up 14.29 per cent at C$0.04 per share as of 12:50 pm EDT

Fabled Copper (FABL) has updated the 2022 field exploration programs on its Muskwa Copper Project.

The project is located in northern British Columbia, and consists of the Neil, Toro, and Bronson Properties.

Peter Hawley, President & CEO, reported,

“Louis Martin our senior technical Board member and myself just returned from a site visit on the Muskwa Project and are pleased to say things are progressing nicely.”

Photo courtesy Fabled Copper Corp.

In March 2022, the company applied for a 15 drill pad, three-holes-per-pad that will be good for a five-year drill permit to the Department of Mines, Permitting. In July, bonding was requested and was posted.

Currently, the Inspector of Mines, Permitting, and the First Nations are in consultation. Already this summer, we have found a new copper occurrence and as a result, have increased our land package by 254 hectares.

Analytical sampling results reported by Fabled Copper Corp. represent rock samples submitted by Fabled Copper Corp staff directly to ALS Chemex in Vancouver B.C.

The company will continue to release 2021 field results and 2022 results as they become available.

Fabled Copper Corp. (FABL) is up 14.29 per cent at C$0.04 per share as of 12:50 pm EDT.


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