Northern Shield flags four drill targets from 3D IP survey at Root & Cellar project in Newfoundland

• Northern Shield outlined 3D induced polarization results at the Creston copper porphyry target on its Root & Cellar project in Newfoundland.
• Modelling over 4.6 km² defined four priority drill targets; three appear connected within a single elevated chargeability zone.
• IP-2 ranked highest priority, extending to about 450 m depth with 9.8–12.5 mV/V chargeability and ~6,875 ohm-m resistivity.
• IP-4 measured about 240 m by 300 m to roughly 400 m depth, pairing 8.5–9.0 mV/V chargeability with ~9,350 ohm-m resistivity.
• Received permits for 15 new drill-hole collars, adding to 14 previously permitted; nine new collars targeted the main Conquest Zone.

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