From Sedar report
"September 19th, 2013, Vancouver, BC, Canada – Canada Carbon Inc. (the “Company”) (TSX-V: CCB) is
pleased to announce that further trenching in the VN1 discovery area has revealed a new graphite occurrence
(VN2) that is 25 metres (“m”) from VN1. The new VN2 discovery is up to 1.5 m thick and can be followed for
over 3 m in length at surface. Multiple secondary graphite veins were also identified and are associated with a
total of six mineralized pods of metric to pluri-metric size visual graphite of which assays are pending. Drilling
has also confirmed that the graphitic vein system extends to a depth of at least 39 m beneath the VN2 surface
occurrences. The technical team will continue to review the trench and drill data to better assess the graphite
mineralization.
R. Bruce Duncan, CEO & Director of Canada Carbon states, “We have just begun to scratch the surface of this
unique hydrothermal lump/vein graphite project and the results to date have been exceeding our expectations. Our
recent drill program at Miller has confirmed that the graphite mineralization exposed at surface does in fact extend
at depth. Trenching of our high purity graphite veins allows us to directly observe geological features that would
otherwise be underground or only apparent in drill core material. We can correlate our observations with both the
drilling and geophysics, and believe this gives Canada Carbon a significant edge for making additional
discoveries along this mineralized corridor.”
The veins and pods of high grade graphite mineralization are aligned in a NE-SW orientation and follow the
contact between marble and paragneiss. The total trench length for the mineralized corridor is 52 m and is open
on all sides. The technical team will concentrate on extending the mineralized corridor by following the contact"
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