Cu · Mo · Ag N 49°27′ · W 120°31′ · 1,420 m elev.
Copper, drawn from the backbone of British Columbia.
Canadian International Minerals is a private junior explorer advancing a high-grade copper-molybdenum porphyry property on the eastern flank of Copper Mountain, 14 km south of Princeton.
Indicated
182Mt
@ 0.34% Cu equivalent
Inferred upside
240Mt
Open at depth & to the SE
Phase II program
14,500m
Diamond drilling, 22 holes
Capital raised
$8.4M
Across two private rounds
Geology
An alkalic copper porphyry, mantled by glacial cover.
Late Triassic Nicola Group volcanics intruded by the Copper Mountain stock. Mineralisation occurs as chalcopyrite-bornite-magnetite stockworks within potassic-altered diorite.
Quaternary till0–60 m
Nicola volcanics60–220 m
Phyllic alteration220–410 m
Potassic core · Cu-Mo410–760 m
Diorite intrusive760 m+
Three historic drill holes (1971, 1989, 2008) all bottomed in mineralised potassic-altered diorite at depths between 184 m and 412 m. None tested below 500 m; none used modern downhole IP. Phase II will twin two of these intercepts and step out 200 m to the east beneath cover.
- Mineral assemblage
- Cpy · Bn · Mag
- Best historic intercept
- 0.71% Cu / 92 m
- Avg. core recovery
- 96.4%
- NI 43-101 status
- Initial — 2024
Investors Series B is open
Series B is open
to qualified investors.
$6M raise to fully fund the Phase II drill program and a downstream resource update.