Brunswick Exploration begins drilling at Anatacau Main

Executive Summary

• Brunswick Exploration Inc. has commenced its maiden drilling program at the Anatacau Main project in Quebec, targeting the Anais lithium discovery.
• The program will drill 1,000–1,500 m across ten inclined holes (≈150 m each), with the first five holes collared on the 2023 Anais discovery.
• Up to $293,273 of the drilling cost is being financed by the Quebec Ministry of Natural Resources and Forests, underscoring governmental support for lithium exploration.

Key Details

• Project Location: Anatacau Main, Eeyou‑Istchee James Bay region, Quebec – 22 km east of Rio Tinto’s Galaxy project and adjacent to Brunswick’s Anatacau West property.
• Target: Anais lithium discovery consisting of parallel pegmatite dikes with visible spodumene mineralization; largest exposed dike is 15 m wide × 100 m long (per July 13 2023 release).
• Drilling Plan: 10 inclined holes, total depth 1,000–1,500 m; average hole length ~150 m. First five holes will intersect the Anais dikes discovered in 2023.
• Logistics: Drilling to be ground‑supported and operated from Brunswick’s neighboring camp; access via paved Billy Diamond Highway (~21 km east of KM 381 rest stop).
• Financing: Quebec government contribution up to $293,273 toward drilling expenses.
• Qualified Person: Francois Goulet, Manager – Quebec, Professional Geologist (registered in Quebec), reviewed and approved the technical information.

Notable Quotes

“Beyond our favourable results in Greenland, we continue to advance our portfolio of assets in Quebec… We expect to complete our maiden resource estimate at Mirage in Q4 and, now, have begun an exciting new drill program at Anatacau Main, one of our first Canadian lithium discoveries.” – Killian Charles, President & CEO, Brunswick Exploration.