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Canada Carbon Inc. (BRUZF) generates a steady flow of news related to its graphite-focused mineral exploration activities in Quebec, Canada. Company releases highlight work on its 100%-owned Asbury Graphite Project near Notre-Dame-du-Laus and on the historic Miller Graphite Project in Grenville-sur-la-Rouge, as well as corporate and financing developments tied to these assets.
Investors following BRUZF news can read detailed updates on exploration programs, including diamond drilling campaigns, geophysical interpretations and assay results that describe graphitic carbon grades and mineralized intervals. Canada Carbon also reports on NI 43-101 technical milestones such as its Maiden Mineral Resource Estimate for Asbury, prepared by SGS Canada Inc., and on metallurgical test work and a Bulk Sample Program conducted with SGS Lakefield to optimize graphite processing flowsheets.
News items further cover permitting and regulatory steps, including the company’s work with the Quebec Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry to secure permits for drilling at Asbury and its submission of a revised application for the Miller Graphite Project to the Commission de la Protection du Territoire Agricole du Quebec. Community-focused announcements, such as the creation of a Community Advisory Committee with the Municipality of Notre-Dame-du-Laus, provide insight into stakeholder engagement around project development.
On the corporate side, Canada Carbon issues releases about capital markets transactions like non-brokered private placements of flow-through and non-flow-through units, finders’ fees, and the issuance of common shares to consultants under advisory agreements. By reviewing this news feed, readers can track how exploration results, technical studies, permitting progress and financing activities intersect across Canada Carbon’s graphite portfolio.
Canada Carbon announced the assay results from rock samples taken during the 2021 geochemical survey on its Asbury Property. The survey confirmed graphite mineralization in all tested conductors, with lengths ranging from 350 to 1,075 meters. Notably, a 1,075-meter conductor contained a grab sample graded at 21.5% Cg. Only 30% of the conductors have been tested, with further trenching and channel sampling planned. CEO Ellerton Castor expressed optimism about the high-grade graphite potential. The company is also planning metallurgical testing for commercial usage validation.
Canada Carbon Inc. announced the successful delivery of an initial order of 50,000 grams of Miller thermally purified graphite to Analytical Reference Materials International (ARMI), a subsidiary of LGC Standards. This graphite will aid in developing a Certified Reference Material (CRM) for ultra-high purity graphite analysis. The initial batch met LGC’s specified purity of 99.995% carbon. A collaborative effort with ARMI will ensure optimized purification procedures for future orders. The order is renewable for larger lots, and additional CRM materials are under development.