NorthWest Copper Corp. reports positive assay results from the fifth drill hole at its Kwanika project in British Columbia. Drill hole K-25-278 intersected two broad zones of near-surface copper-gold mineralization, including 44 metres grading 0.62% Cu, 0.42 g/t Au. Results confirm continuous mineralization and suggest a potential high-grade starter pit.

The 2025 drill program aims to define higher-grade zones within the current mineral resource at Kwanika. The program focuses on underground targets and higher-grade areas within the open-pit resource. Results from the first five holes have exceeded expectations, supporting the potential for improved project economics in an updated Preliminary Economic Assessment.

Hole K-25-278 confirms the continuity of copper-dominant mineralization in the Pit Zone over substantial widths within the open-pit resource. The upper Central Zone also showed promising results, with a combined true width of 25.4 metres grading 1.50% CuEq. Additional holes in the 2025 program will determine the continuity of these zones.

NorthWest’s 2025 exploration program at Kwanika aims to validate, infill, and expand on the understanding of higher-grade copper-gold mineralization within the current resource. Early results, including those from hole K-25-278, support progress toward the company’s objectives. The program is designed to support alternative bulk mining methods at the project. NorthWest Copper reports drill results at Kwanika project, highlighting zones with copper, gold, and silver mineralization. Quality assurance and control measures were implemented during drilling, with samples analyzed by Activation Laboratories Ltd. Technical aspects of the news release were reviewed by a qualified person. NorthWest is focused on responsible mineral exploration in British Columbia.

The drill results at Kwanika project in 2025 revealed promising mineralization zones with copper, gold, and silver. Quality assurance and control measures were strictly followed during the drilling process, with samples analyzed using various methods. NorthWest is committed to responsible mineral exploration in collaboration with First Nations.

NorthWest Copper’s recent drill results at Kwanika project in British Columbia showed significant mineralization zones with copper, gold, and silver. Quality assurance measures were in place during drilling and sample analysis. The company is dedicated to responsible mineral exploration and sustainable development in partnership with First Nations. The New Afton mine was used as a reference for the Kwanika-Stardust Project in a NI 43-101 technical report. The report, filed on SEDAR+, includes details on estimated true widths of the mineralized zone and CuEq calculations based on metal prices. Collar coordinates reference UTM Zone 10N NAD83. A photo is available online.

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