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Blackbird Critical Metals Corp. (BBCMF) provides investors and industry observers with timely updates on its mineral exploration activities and strategic developments. As a Canadian company focused on discovering critical metals for renewable energy technologies, its news coverage centers on progress at the flagship Tyee Critical Metals Project in Quebec and other initiatives supporting green technology supply chains.
This page serves as a centralized resource for all official company announcements, including drilling results, geophysical survey findings, and corporate updates. Users will find press releases detailing exploration milestones, technical reports validating mineral targets, and strategic decisions shaping BBCMF's growth in the critical metals sector.
Key content categories include project development updates, resource assessment reports, and operational efficiency initiatives. All materials maintain a focus on BBCMF's core mission: advancing responsible exploration of titanium, nickel, cobalt, and other metals essential for sustainable energy solutions.
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Blackbird Critical Metals Corp. (CSE: BBRD) (OTCQB: BBCMF) has released new sampling results from its Tyee Critical Minerals Project in Quebec. The company's Big Tio target yielded promising results, with 10 new samples at the northern end averaging 35.8% titanium dioxide (TiO2) and one sample at the southern end returning 34.3% TiO2. These findings suggest potential massive ilmenite mineralization over a 1400 m strike length.
Additionally, Blackbird has filed a 43-101 technical report on the Tyee Project. The company also announced a management change, with Allan Larmour replacing Dr. Jacob Verbaas as Interim CEO.
Blackbird Critical Metals Corp. (CSE: BBRD, FSE: N79, OTCQB: BBCMF) announced updates on their ground exploration program at the Tyee Critical Metals Project in Quebec. The SkyTEM survey identified additional targets, and massive ilmenite was sampled at the Big Tio and NS Trend targets. The Big Tio target revealed massive ilmenite with accessory sulphide minerals and magnetite, aiding future exploration planning. Additional ilmenite samples were found at the NS Trend, which is largely obscured by overburden but suggests a strike length of up to 3 km. The findings validate Blackbird's confidence in the project's potential.
Blackbird Critical Metals Corp. (CSE: BBRD; FSE: N79; OTCQB: BBCMF) announces a ground exploration program for the Tyee Critical Metals Project in Quebec. The program aims to assess 12 new SkyTEM EM targets and evaluate 24 priority drill collars, focusing on titanium and nickel-copper mineralization. The exploration, scheduled from June 6-23, 2024, seeks to validate previous findings and improve drilling efficiency. The company extends its marketing contract with i2i Marketing Group for three months or until funds of $100,000 are exhausted.
Blackbird Critical Metals Corp. announces the receipt of an exploration camp permit for its maiden drill program, reducing travel distance and costs. The Company has engaged Groundtruth Drilling as its contractor, expecting to test a minimum of 6 targets. Dr. Jacob Verbaas, Interim CEO, confirms plans for 20 drill holes to test near-surface titanium and nickel occurrences.
Blackbird Critical Metals Corp. announced phase 1 drill targets at the Tyee Project in Quebec, targeting titanium and nickel occurrences. The company plans to drill 20 holes, with 1,200 meters of drilling to test near-surface occurrences with proven mineralization. Permitting for drilling is in final stages, and contractors are on standby. The company also plans to follow up on 62 additional targets from the SkyTEM survey.