Northern Discovery Completes Fieldwork at Vent Copper Project in Vancouver Island
MT newswire2026/10/05 14:0610:06 AM EDT, 10/05/2026 (MT Newswires) -- Northern Discovery Metals (NOR.CN) completed stage 1 fieldwork at the Vent Copper project located in Alberni Mining Division on Vancouver Island, British Columbia, it said in a statement on Monday. Field crews are demobilizing following completion of geological mapping, prospecting and soil and rock sampling, it said. The company plans to integrate the field observations and laboratory results, following review and validation, with its existing geological, geochemical and airborne magnetic and VLF-EM datasets. Subsequent exploration may include focused induced polarization surveys or other ground geophysical work depending on the results, it said. Shares of the company were last seen unchanged at CA$0.80 on the Canadian Securities Exchange. Price: 0.78, Change: -0.02, Percent Change: -2.50
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