Canadian Copper reports broad sulphide zones, extends Murray Brook mineralization west

Canadian Copper reported broad sulphide intersections in five holes at Murray Brook, extending mineralization 25 meters west of the current footprint. Visual logs showed sulphide-bearing intervals of roughly 50-77 meters downhole, including massive to semi-massive sulphide zones; assays are pending. The 3,500-meter 2026 drill program has completed 2,205 meters, with 1,300 meters planned to step out west. Work also targets a geophysical anomaly about 600 meters west of the deposit, with initial testing slated for late September 2026. Canadian Copper said it is funded through feasibility work