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  1. Prospect Ridge Resources Corp. is conducting exploration programs in British Columbia.
  2. Prospect Ridge Resources Corp. is conducting exploration programs in British Columbia.
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  4. Prospect Ridge Resources Corp. is conducting exploration programs in British Columbia.

Prospect Ridge Resources Applies to Expand Excalibur Copper-Gold Project in British…

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Prospect Ridge Resources Corp. announced the submission of a staking application for the strategic expansion of its Excalibur copper-gold porphyry project in British Columbia. The company, which owns the project outright, seeks to secure new targets adjoining the existing property. The application covers an additional 385.6 hectares and is currently undergoing the standard review process with the British Columbia Ministry of Mining and Critical Metals.

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The expansion is based on reprocessing an existing regional airborne magnetic survey. CEO Len Brownlie stated that the expansion is a logical next step following encouraging visual indicators from the initial drilling program completed in July and August 2026.

Prospect Ridge Resources Corp. is already conducting exploration programs in British Columbia.

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