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Northern Shield Resources Inc. reports copper discovery in Newfoundland

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Northern Shield Resources Inc. reported assay results from the Creston Discovery, a copper-bearing feldspar porphyry dike located on the Burin Peninsula of eastern Newfoundland. A composite rock sample from the outcrop assayed 0.31% Cu. The mineralization is described as disseminated chalcocite, and the discovery is the first porphyry-hosted copper identified on the Property and, to the Company’s knowledge, on the Burin Peninsula.

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The discovery of copper mineralization in a porphyry setting suggests potential for future resource extraction. The finding relates to the exploration of porphyry copper, molybdenum, gold, and tellurium in Newfoundland.

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