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Midland and Probe Gold Announce MMI Soil Results on the Copper-Gold-Silver-Molybdenum Discovery, La Peltrie Project

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Midland Exploration Inc.
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Abitibi Geology-La Peltrie Discovery Location
Abitibi Geology-La Peltrie Discovery Location

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Detour Trend-La Peltrie New Discovery Location
Detour Trend-La Peltrie New Discovery Location

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Cu Anomalies
Cu Anomalies

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Mo Anomalies
Mo Anomalies

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Ag Anomalies
Ag Anomalies

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Structural Interpretation-Mag and IP
Structural Interpretation-Mag and IP

MONTREAL, Dec. 10, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Midland Exploration Inc. (“Midland”) (TSX-V: MD), in joint venture with Probe Gold Inc. (“Probe”), is pleased to announce the results of MMI sampling in the vicinity of the large copper-gold-silver-molybdenum (“Cu-Au-Ag-Mo”) discovery made in 2022 on the La Peltrie project. This significant mineralized system is located 15 kilometres southeast of Agnico Eagle’s Zone 58N gold deposit and 25 kilometres west of the former Selbaie mine, which produced 56.9 Mt grading 0.87% Cu, 1.85% Zn, 39 g/t Ag, and 0.55 g/t Au (historical production).

The La Peltrie project is now in joint venture with Probe Gold Inc. (“Probe”) since September 2024.

Highlights:

  • 8 values above 10,000 ppb Cu, reaching up to 31,100 ppb Cu.

  • 96 values above 2,000 ppb Cu and 15 values above 100 ppb Mo.

  • MMI Cu values identify the main Cu-Au-Mo-Ag zone and extend westward.

  • Several additional subparallel anomalies to the north and northeast, proximal to the contact between volcanic rocks and the Carheil intrusion.

  • MMI Cu-Au-Ag-Mo anomalies show a very strong correlation with samples collected during the prospecting campaign.

The MMI sampling grid, totalling 786 soil samples, covers the main Cu-Au-Ag-Mo discovery that graded 0.20% CuEq* over 513.5 metres (see press release by Midland dated January 22, 2024), at a spacing of 50 m and 100 m along sampling lines spaced 200 m to 400 m apart. The grid extends northward to cover the southern contact of the Carheil intrusion. This soil sampling grid successfully identified the main Cu-Au-Ag-Mo zone and also extended the latter westward.

Anomalous MMI values to the north and northeast show a good correlation with existing Cu values in isolated prospecting samples collected in 2020 and 2023. Several of these anomalous areas also correlate with the best IP anomalies from the survey conducted last March and have yet to be drill-tested.

SRK Consulting performed a structural analysis of the high-resolution aeromagnetic survey conducted in 2020, and preliminary files were sent by SRK for review. To date, fault structures (1st, 2nd, 3rd, and 4th order) have been established from the data. The objective of this structural analysis of the project is to improve the structural and geological understanding of the copper mineralized zone. The study covers the copper discovery and extends northward, to cover the Carheil intrusion. A final report, including the best areas of interest defined by SRK, is expected in late November.