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Clean Air Metals Inc. reports developments tied to its 100%-owned Thunder Bay North Critical Minerals Project in Northwestern Ontario. Company news centers on PGE-Cu-Ni exploration and development work, including the Current and Escape deposits, down-plunge drilling, geophysical planning, preliminary economic assessment updates, toll-milling and stand-alone mill concepts, and infrastructure planning for site access and power.
Updates also cover project funding, Ontario exploration support, commodity-market context for platinum, palladium, copper and nickel, interim financial statements and management discussion, and governance changes affecting technical leadership. The company also references engagement with First Nations and Métis communities connected to the Thunder Bay North project area.
Clean Air Metals announces its common shares began trading on the OTCQB under the symbol CLRMF. The company appointed Renmark Financial Communications to enhance investor relations, with fees of up to $8,000 monthly for six months starting September 1, 2020. Additionally, a new research partnership with Lakehead University aims to explore the Thunder Bay North Intrusive Complex, with an investment of $150,000 from Clean Air and $300,000 from the NSERC. This partnership is intended to boost understanding of high-grade mineral zones.
Clean Air Metals announced new assay results from its ongoing drilling campaign at the Thunder Bay North Project. Notable results include Drill Hole ELR20-008, which intercepted 96.0m of 1.22g/t Platinum, 1.63g/t Palladium, 0.61% Copper, and 0.34% Nickel. This extends the mineralization northward. With a total of 20,000m planned for the drilling program, these findings support ongoing resource estimation efforts, including a significant historical estimate of 9.8 million Tonnes at the Current Lake deposit.