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Brutus plans 1,500-sample soil survey at CW Copper project

Brutus Mining said a soil survey of about 1,500 samples is underway at its CW Copper property in British Columbia. The work is intended to identify additional copper and associated-metal anomalies.

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Fieldwork began in late September and was expected to finish in October 2026. The project covers five historical mineral showings about 100 kilometres north of Kamloops; new soil results had not yet been reported.

The release also recaps substantial historical exploration data. The soil sampling represents work awaiting future results; historic drilling and sample values should not be read as a new discovery or current resource.

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Planned soil sample count at CW Copper
≈1,500 count
2026-10-19 · Target
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