Announcement • Jul 06
Brunswick Exploration Inc. Launches Summer Drill Program Targeting Mirage and Anatacau Brunswick Exploration Inc. announce that it has begun a new drilling program for both of its flagship Quebec projects located in the Eeyou Istchee-James Bay region: Anatacau Main and Mirage. A total of 6,000 meters is expected to be drilled across both assets with approximately 2,000 meters planned at Anatacau and 4,000 meters to be drilled at Mirage. Drilling will initially begin at Anatacau for approximately one month before moving to Mirage for the remainder of the campaign. A total of 6,000 meters is expected to be drilled with 2,000 meters allocated at Anatacau and 4,000 meters allocated at Mirage. However, final meterage at either project may be expanded as necessary as continue to expand both assets. The drilling at Anatacau aims to extend the known spodumene pegmatite dykes as well as to discover new ones. The spodumene pegmatite dyke field defined to date at the Anais zone extends over 600 meters long and 450 meters wide and remains open in all directions. The largest spodumene-bearing pegmatite, the Anais Main dyke, measures approximately 40 meters in width and recently extended the strike length to over 350 meters. Several mineralized pegmatites, exceeding 10 meters in width, surround Anais Main dyke and are interpreted to be in a stacked pegmatite system. The most significant intercepts thus far include 1.31% Li2O over 120.7 meters in hole AN-25-05 and 1.31% Li2O over 90.5 meters in hole AN-26-07. Announcement • Jun 24
Brunswick Exploration Extends Spodumene-Bearing Corridor At Nuuk Lithium Project Brunswick Exploration Inc. has extended the spodumene-bearing corridor at its Nuuk Lithium project near Nuuk, Greenland through the confirmation of an additional spodumene bearing pegmatite over three kilometres from the initial discovery zone. This expansion nearly doubles the scale and width of the mineralized system. The newly discovered spodumene-bearing pegmatite significantly expands the area affected by late-stage, highly evolved lithium-bearing fluids. This corridor now measures approximately four kilometers by one kilometer. The Company’s Mirage project has a corridor of lithium-bearing pegmatites measuring approximately six by three kilometers. The new LCT pegmatite had returned anomalously low K/Rb ratios, however, spodumene was not immediately identified in the field and a sample was collected for further analysis. Subsequently, the sample was sent for thin section analysis where the presence of spodumene was rapidly confirmed. Brunswick Exploration awaits results from another potential target which could also expand the corridor of lithium mineralization. To date, a total of nine spodumene-bearing pegmatites have been discovered in the Ivisaartoq field, measuring up to 400 meters in length and 40 meters in width, with up to 50% visual spodumene. Thin section samples were collected in the field by the BRW team and Dr. Donnelly Archibald of St. Francis Xavier (StFX) University, located in Antigonish, Nova Scotia. Rock samples were shipped from Nuuk to Dr. Archibald who cut them into 25mm by 46mm slabs that were shipped to Precision Petrographics in Vancouver, British Columbia for the preparation of polished thin sections. The prepared sections were returned to Dr. Archibald who analyzed them using an Olympus BX53 petrographic microscope at StFX University. Spodumene was initially identified in thin section at StFX then confirmed using electron probe microanalysis (EPMA) at Memorial University in St. John’s, Newfoundland. The scientific and technical information related to this press release has been reviewed and approved by Mr. Charles Kodors, Vice President, International Projects. He is a Professional Geologist registered in New Brunswick and Quebec. Announcement • Jun 14
Brunswick Exploration Inc. Announces Board Changes Brunswick Exploration Inc. at its AGM held on June 11, 2026 approved election of Steven Bowles and Isabelle Cadieux as directors. Pierre Colas and Jeffrey Hussey did not stand for re-election at the AGM and, consequently, ceased to be directors upon the close of that meeting. 
