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Vulcan Minerals Inc.

Name: Vulcan Minerals Inc.
Address: 333 Duckworth Street, St. John's, NL, A1C1G9, CA
Telephone: +1 709-754-3186
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11/11/2026

Remembrance Day

Today, we pause to remember and honour the courage and sacrifice of those who served, and those who continue to serve our country.

We are grateful for their service and the freedoms we have today because of it.

Lest we forget.

11/10/2026

🪨 What Can Drill Core Tell Us?

Drill core gives geologists a look at rocks that are hidden beneath the surface.

Once brought to the surface, the core can be carefully examined for things like rock type, structures, alteration and signs of mineralization. Each of these features can provide valuable clues about the geology underground.

Geologists combine these observations with other exploration data to build a clearer picture of an area and determine where further work may be warranted.

Every section of drill core adds another piece to the geological story.

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11/06/2026

🔎 Project Spotlight: Red Cross Lake

Located in central Newfoundland, Vulcan Minerals’ Red Cross Lake Project is being explored for its nickel, copper, cobalt and gold potential.

The property benefits from road access and favourable geology, giving Vulcan an opportunity to continue evaluating an area with potential for several different metals.

Exploration is about bringing together what we know about the rocks, the landscape and previous findings to determine where further investigation may be warranted.

Red Cross Lake is one of several projects that make up Vulcan’s exploration portfolio across Newfoundland and Labrador.

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11/05/2026

🔎 What are geologists looking for?

Mineral exploration is a lot like putting together a puzzle. Geologists look for clues in rocks, soil samples, geological mapping and exploration data that can help identify areas worth investigating further.

Sometimes, those clues appear as something unusual or different from the surrounding area. These are known as anomalies, and they can help exploration teams decide where to focus their attention next.

No single clue tells the whole story. By bringing different pieces of information together, geologists can build a better understanding of what may be happening beneath the surface.

It’s all part of turning geological information into informed exploration decisions.

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10/30/2026

🔎 One Project, Multiple Metals

An exploration property can hold potential for more than one mineral.

Vulcan Minerals’ Springdale / Colchester Project is located on the historic Springdale Peninsula, an area known for both copper and gold mineralization.

The project includes the Colchester, Pine Pond and Little Bay properties, where Vulcan is taking a multi-stage approach to evaluating the area’s copper and gold potential.

Different minerals can occur within the same geological environment, which is why exploration involves looking at the bigger picture. Mapping, sampling, geophysics and other geological information can all help build a better understanding of what may be beneath the surface.

For Vulcan, Springdale / Colchester remains the Company’s core project and an important part of its exploration strategy in Newfoundland and Labrador.

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10/26/2026

The People Behind Exploration

Exploration starts with the geology, but understanding what the rocks are telling us takes experience.

In the field, geologists examine rock types, structures, mineralization and other geological features that can provide clues about what may be happening beneath the surface.

That information is combined with mapping, sampling, geophysics and other exploration data to build a clearer picture of an area and help determine where further work may be warranted.

From examining an outcrop in the field to interpreting drill core and exploration data, geologists play an important role at every stage of the process.

It’s all part of turning observations in the field into informed exploration decisions.

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10/23/2026

🔎 PROJECT SPOTLIGHT: Carbonear

Vulcan Minerals’ Carbonear Project in eastern Newfoundland is being explored for its zinc and lead potential.

Years of fieldwork and historical exploration data have identified geological features and mineral signatures that make the area worth a closer look.

Most recently, Vulcan completed five drill holes at the project, with mineralization encountered in each hole. Preliminary examination of the drill core identified zinc and lead-bearing minerals, along with other sulphide minerals.

The results from each stage of exploration help us better understand what lies beneath the surface and where the next opportunities may be.

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10/19/2026

Why drill more than one hole?

One drill hole provides a window into the geology at a specific location, but mineral systems extend in three dimensions beneath the surface.

By drilling multiple holes at different locations, angles and depths, geologists can begin to understand how rock units, structures, alteration and mineralization may change across an exploration target.

Each hole adds another piece of geological information. Combined with mapping, geochemistry, geophysics and other exploration data, those results help build a clearer picture of what may be happening underground and where further exploration may be warranted.

In mineral exploration, every drill hole helps improve our understanding of the geological system.

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10/16/2026

30+ years of exploration. One province with plenty left to discover.

Since 1995, Vulcan Minerals has focused on identifying and advancing mineral opportunities in Newfoundland and Labrador.

Today, that experience is helping guide work at our core Springdale / Colchester Copper-Gold Project, located in a historic mining region with a history dating back to the late 1800s. Bringing together the Colchester, Pine Pond and Little Bay Mine projects, the area is being evaluated through a multi-stage approach using modern exploration technology.

The tools continue to evolve. The objective remains the same: follow the geology and uncover opportunity.

https://vulcanminerals.ca/

10/13/2026

PROJECT SPOTLIGHT: Springdale / Colchester Copper-Gold

Vulcan's Springdale / Colchester property represents a key part of our exploration portfolio in Newfoundland and Labrador.

The project includes the Colchester, Pine Pond and Little Bay properties within an area with a long history of mineral exploration and mining.

By combining historical exploration information with modern geological methods, Vulcan continues to evaluate the area's copper and gold potential.

Explore the project: https://vulcanminerals.ca/projects/springdale-colchester-copper-gold/

Address

333 Duckworth Street
St. John's, NL
A1C1G9

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 5pm
Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm
Friday	9am - 5pm

Telephone

+1 709-754-3186

Website

http://www.vulcanminerals.ca/

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