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Canada One Mining Corp. reports company news centered on exploration activity at its 100%-owned Copper Dome Project near Princeton, British Columbia. Recurring updates cover surface sampling, assay results, geological mapping, mobile metal ion sampling, geophysical survey planning, and interpretation of copper-gold porphyry targets.
Company announcements also describe project expansions through adjacent staking and property acquisition, exploration permits, and technical updates for areas such as the Boundary Zone, Friday Creek Zone, Reco target, and Combination Creek. News releases frequently connect these developments to the project's position beside the Copper Mountain Mine in the lower Quesnel Trough.
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Canada One (OTC: COMCF) appointed Rob Christl as an independent director, adding over 30 years of junior resource and capital markets experience. His background includes investing, consulting, corporate development, and work with microcap and junior exploration companies. The company also announced the resignation of director Michael Kinley.
Canada One (OTC: COMCF) announced a staged 2026 exploration program at its 100%-owned Copper Dome project near Hudbay's Copper Mountain mine in Princeton, BC. The two-phase plan includes Phase 1 mapping, prospecting and ~1,200 soil samples, and Phase 2 geophysics with ~20 line‑km of IP plus drone magnetics contingent on results.
The program targets porphyry systems in the Quesnel Trough and leverages multi-year drill permits to advance prioritized areas toward drill definition while managing capital and targeting risk.
Canada One (OTC: COMCF) reported 2025 fall rock grab assay results from the Friday Creek Zone at Copper Dome, Princeton BC, with highs of 13.35% Cu, 2.32 g/t Au and 18.15 g/t Pd. Sampling covered ~150 m by 150 m and returned nine samples >0.5% Cu.
The company elevated Friday Creek to its top 2026 exploration priority and plans follow-up targeting and drilling based on these surface results.
Canada One Mining (OTC:COMCF) provided an April 1, 2026 corporate update on its 100% owned Copper Dome Project near Princeton, British Columbia. Key developments include expansion to 12,833 hectares, a five-year drill permit, multiple priority targets (Boundary, Combination Creek, Friday Creek, Reco) and historical high-grade rock assays.
Notable metrics: historical drilling of 5,732 m in 22 holes, rock samples up to 10.65% Cu and 93.3 g/t Au, and planned assay releases from fall 2025 sampling in April 2026.
Canada One Mining (OTC:COMCF) reported high-grade rock grab samples from the Reco target at the Copper Dome project on February 18, 2026. Key assays include 9.96 g/t Au, 9.62 g/t Ag, 0.78% Cu (sample C0066670) and 8.17 g/t Au, 6.83 g/t Ag, 1.75% Cu (C0066671).
Reco sits ~1.8 km SSE of the Friday Creek potassic zone; the company plans expanded prospecting, mapping, and additional sampling in 2026 to test continuity and controls on mineralization.
Canada One Mining (OTC:COMCF) provided a 2025 year-end review for its 100% owned Copper Dome Project near Princeton, B.C.
Key developments: a five-year exploration drilling permit was granted by the British Columbia Ministry of Mining and Critical Minerals; adjacent claim staking and acquisition expanded the contiguous project footprint to 12,833 hectares; a fall field program established 53 documented field stations; rock samples showing copper sulphides (bornite, chalcopyrite) were collected and sent for assaying, with results due Q1 2026. Management says findings support porphyry-style potential and plans to advance toward drill-ready status in 2026.
Canada One Mining (OTC: COMCF / TSXV: CONE) reported results from its Phase 2 field program at the 100% owned Copper Dome Project near Princeton, BC on November 25, 2025. Crews established 53 field stations, collected 29 rock samples and documented historic workings and infrastructure.
Field crews observed visible copper sulphides (bornite and chalcopyrite) across an approximate 150 m by 150 m area at the Friday Creek zone and mapped alteration over a vertical extent of roughly 100 m. Samples were submitted to ALS Geochemistry with an expected ~four-week turnaround; follow-up field work is planned for Q2 2026.
Canada One Mining (OTC Pink: COMCF) announced its CEO, Peter Berdusco, will participate at the MiningTech North America Conference and Expo in Vancouver on November 20–21, 2025.
Berdusco will join the opening panel on Shaping the Future of Mining covering investment, technology, AI, decarbonisation and energy transfer, and will present on Mobile Metal Ion Sampling: Seeing What Conventional Soils Miss.
This is a company speaker engagement; no financial data or corporate actions were disclosed.
Canada One (OTC:COMCF / TSXV:CONE) released an exploration review of the Boundary Zone at its 100% owned Copper Dome project near Princeton, B.C., dated November 5, 2025. Historical MMI sampling outlines a north-northeasterly Cu-Au anomalous corridor ~1,000 m wide by 1,750 m long, open to the north-northeast and south-southwest and located 1.5 km from Copper Mountain mine pits.
Highlighted assays include rock values up to 1.06% Cu, 0.17 g/t Au, and 0.46 g/t Pd, many MMI Cu values > 10,000 ppb, depleted Zn-Pb-Cd, and elevated potassium consistent with potassic porphyry alteration. Management cautions past results may not predict future outcomes.