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North Island Project

The North Island Project is a large-scale copper-gold-molybdenum development on northern Vancouver Island, British Columbia. The project combines substantial mineral resources, strong economics and access to existing road, port and power infrastructure. Northisle is advancing the project through technical studies, environmental assessment preparation and exploration across a 40-kilometre mineral belt with significant district-scale growth potential.

Province or territory: British Columbia · Source-described stage: Pre-Feasibility Study targeted for Q4 2026/Q1 2027 · Source location: British Columbia — regional placement

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The North Island Project is a large-scale copper-gold-molybdenum development on northern Vancouver Island, British Columbia. The project combines substantial mineral resources, strong economics and access to existing road, port and power infrastructure. Northisle is advancing the project through technical studies, environmental assessment preparation and exploration across a 40-kilometre mineral belt with significant district-scale growth potential. Source-described stage: Pre-Feasibility Study targeted for Q4 2026/Q1 2027. Location: British Columbia — regional placement.

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