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Riverside Resources Expands British Columbia Mineral Tenures for Rare Earth Elements (REE) and Gold-Copper

  • Riverside Resources Inc. announced receipt of mineral title for expanded property packages at its Revel & Red Jacket Projects in south-central British Columbia.
  • The Red Jacket project's mineral tenure area nearly doubled, while the Revel project's area increased by an additional 30%.
  • Revel Project is a carbonatite rare earth element district located 20 km from Seymour Arm, north of Revelstoke, featuring a 12-km-long undrilled system.
  • Red Jacket Project is a volcanogenic massive sulfide system located 15 km east of Clearwater, 115 km north-northeast of Kamloops, and north of Trekor Metals' Yellowhead Copper Project.
  • Summer exploration programs are underway at both properties, with a planned airborne survey at Revel commencing in the coming weeks.
  • Revel's new claims cover the northern continuation of the Mount Grace Carbonatite layer within the Shuswap Metamorphic Terrain.
  • Red Jacket lies within the Eagle Bay Assemblage, hosting a 4-km trend of mineralization including Redtop, Snow, & Sunrise showings with historical high-grade surface samples.
  • CEO John-Mark Staude stated the expansions strengthen the company's position for potential partner funding & cost-effective exploration in stable jurisdictions.
  • Riverside Resources maintains a strong balance sheet with no debt & a portfolio of gold-silver, copper, & REE assets in North America.
  • Freeman Smith, P.Geo, served as the qualified person reviewing the scientific & technical data in compliance with National Instrument 43-101.