CBLT Trenching Returns up to 1.72% Copper, 0.56% Nickel and 0.21% Cobalt on Chilton Property, Quebec

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[{"type":"text","content":"CBLT Trenching Returns up to 1.72% Copper, 0.56% Nickel and 0.21% Cobalt on Chilton Property, QuebecBurlington, Ontario--(Newsfile Corp. - December 19, 2018) - CBLT Inc. (TSXV: CBLT) (\"CBLT\") is pleased to report the results of a trenching program recently completed on the 9-claim (497 hectare) Chilton Property located approximately 40 kilometres east of Saint-Jovite in the Laurentian Mountains of Québec, and its intention to carry out a financing.The trenching program was designed to test two surface showings of cobalt-nickel-copper mineralization interpreted to be sites where primary layered magmatic sulphide mineralization, represented by a general southeast magnetic trend, has been remobilized by cross cutting faults marked by east-trending soil geochemical and electromagnetic anomalies (Figure 1).The best results were obtained at the Lac Sicotte showing where three trenches spaced 50 metres apart were excavated for an aggregate length of approximately 300 metres. The trenches were systematically chip sampled on 5 metre intervals. Due to deep overburden and flooding at various places, it was difficult to sample consistently and to map the bedrock geology reliably. The trenches exposed an east trending zone of disseminated to semi-massive sulphides roughly 50 metres wide that returned up to 1.72% copper, 0.56% nickel and 0.21% cobalt from individual samples (Figure 2). The exact dimensions and orientation of this zone could not be determined due to the overburden and flooding problems.The sample results are summarized as follows:TrenchCopper ppmNickel ppmCobalt ppmLowHighLowHighLowHighWest1817,200424,5007796Central510,200425,610 82170East64 1,590 63 337 2196*ppm equals parts per million; 10,000 ppm equals 1.00% The strong copper, nickel and cobalt values obtained in the trenches at the Lac Sicotte Showing, which has never been drilled, suggest that a program of diamond drilling be done to determine the orientation and extent of the sulphide mineralization in the subsurface. CBLT intends to drill this site as soon as possible.\"This is systematic exploration building on the results of June's aerial magnetic survey, which itself was built on prior sampling and a VLF survey,\" said Peter M. Clausi, CBLT's CEO. \"We believe the field team's methodical work reduces our exploration risk and sets up the company for what ...

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