White Cliff Reports High-Grade Copper Intercepts at Rae Project, Including 21.1% Cu

Published: Jun 12, 2026 10:09

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White Cliff Minerals has reported high-grade drilling results from the Danvers target at its Rae copper project in Nunavut, Canada. Highlight hole DAN26012 intersected 19.8 metres grading 6.64% copper from 152.4 metres depth, including 7.6 metres at 11.38% copper and 3 metres at 17.68% copper. The interval also contained 1.5 metres grading 21.1% copper, marking the strongest result reported at the project to date. The company said drilling has now confirmed copper mineralization over a strike length of approximately 2.6 km, while surface mineralization suggests the broader system may extend beyond 4 km. White Cliff plans to continue drilling across the remaining target area before August to further evaluate resource growth potential.

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