CEO.CA's Inside the Boardroom: Cascadia Minerals and Granite Creek Copper Announce Merger to Lead Copper-Gold Exploration in Yukon
Founded in 2012, CEO.CA, a wholly owned subsidiary of EarthLabs, Inc., is one of the most popular free financial websites and apps in Canada and for investors globally - with industry leading audience engagement and mobile functionality. Millions of people visit CEO.CA each year to connect with investors from around the world, share knowledge and view impactful stories about stocks, commodities, and emerging companies.
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We caught up with Andrew Carne, VP of Corporate Development at Cascadia Minerals Ltd. (TSXV: CAM) to review the company's acquisition of Granite Creek Copper and their road-accessible Carmacks Project. The combined company positions itself as a leading Yukon copper-gold explorer with expansion drilling planned for fall 2025, including follow-up on high-grade intercepts of 105.52 m of 0.96% copper.
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