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Fireweed Drills 105 m of 8.4% Zinc and 12.1 g/t Silver Including 12.75 m of 24.9% Zinc and 41.7 g/t Silver

V.FWZ

VANCOUVER, British Columbia, Feb. 27, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- FIREWEED METALS CORP. (“Fireweed” or the “Company”) (TSXV: FWZ; OTCQB: FWEDF, formerly Fireweed Zinc Ltd.) is pleased to announce additional results from the 2022 drill program at Boundary Zone, Macmillan Pass zinc-lead-silver project, Yukon, Canada (Map 1).

Highlights

  • A high grade and wide intersection of zinc mineralization in NB22-021 for 105 metres (m) of 8.4% zinc and 12.1 g/t silver starting from surface.
  • A new stratiform zone in NB22-018 returned 8 m of 11.5% zinc, 1.7% lead, and 61 g/t silver.
  • All holes completed hit zinc mineralization.
  • Results from the last five (5) holes from Boundary Zone and nine (9) holes from the Tom deposit are pending.

CEO Statement

Brandon Macdonald, CEO, stated “Boundary Main Zone continues to impress with not only the wide tenor of mineralization but also with high-grade intervals. Equally important is the discovery of a new stratiform zone where we expect to see good continuity of mineralization consistent with similar zones at Tom, Jason and Boundary West. With a large drill campaign planned for the summer we are looking forward to testing the extents of mineralization in these zones and growing our already world-class metal endowment.”

Boundary Zone Drilling Results

The following drill results (Tables 1 and 2) are from seven (7) drill holes located at Boundary Zone (Maps 1 and 2), all within the Boundary Main area. The last results from five (5) holes from Boundary Main and nine (9) holes from the Tom zinc-lead-silver deposit 2022 drill program are still pending.

Table 1: Boundary Zone 2022 Drill Result Highlights from this News Release.

Drill hole Interval From
(m)
To
(m)
Interval*
(m)
Zinc
(%)
Lead
(%)
Silver
(g/t)
Bulk
Density
(t/m
3)
NB22-009
primary 3.50 119.32 115.82 3.57 0.02 5.4 3.238
>including 18.00 36.50 18.50 7.83 0.06 11.9 3.691
NB22-010 primary 29.50 69.20 39.70 5.72 0.05 11.2 3.073
NB22-011

primary 37.00 60.00 23.00 7.61 0.03 10.1 3.179
>including 42.10 52.70 10.60 12.28 0.04 15.2 3.328
primary 237.00 263.00 26.00 6.62 0.28 12.4 3.240
>including 247.50 254.00 6.50 15.98 0.24 20.6 4.024
NB22-013
primary 70.36 119.63 49.27 3.37 0.32 12.0 3.057
>including 70.36 80.51 10.15 10.24 0.03 19.0 2.939
NB22-018
primary 40.67 182.50 141.83 2.87 0.46 12.7 2.982
>including 107.00 115.00 8.00 11.53 1.69 61.0 3.916
NB22-020
primary 4.20 94.90 90.70 4.70 0.03 6.7 2.969
>including 4.20 48.50 44.30 6.71 0.02 7.6 2.997
>>including 4.20 16.70 12.50 11.19 0.04 12.0 3.024
primary 122.20 127.15 4.95 4.98 2.10 37.9 3.082
NB22-021
primary 7.00 112.00 105.00 8.37 0.05 12.1 2.966
>including 7.00 34.80 27.80 13.15 0.04 16.5 3.211
>and 90.48 103.23 12.75 24.87 0.10 41.7 3.159
>>including 96.53 103.23 6.70 34.46 0.13 56.7 3.301
>>>including 99.40 103.23 3.83 39.97 0.18 62.6 3.419

*Intersected thicknesses, not true thicknesses, are stated for all intersections in Table 1. Due to the early stage of drilling, true thicknesses cannot be accurately stated for these holes. Values in this table may differ slightly from the text due to rounding.

NB22-018, NB22-020 and NB22-021

These three (3) holes were collared from the same pad, forming a fan of holes that intersected high grade sphalerite-pyrite vein and breccia mineralization from surface to depths of up to ~100 m in the hangingwall of the Boundary Main Fault (Cross Section F-F’ and Map 2). Hole NB22-021 intersected 105 m of 8.4% zinc, and 12.1 g/t silver including both an intersection from surface grading 13.2% zinc and 16.5 g/t silver over 27.8 m and an intersection of spectacularly high-grade zinc mineralization grading 24.9% zinc and 41.7 g/t over 12.75 m including 3.83 m of 40.0% zinc and 62.6 g/t silver (see Image 1 and Tables 1 and 2). Holes NB22-018 and NB22-020 also intersected wide intervals of zinc mineralization in the near surface: 141.8 m of 2.9% zinc, 0.5% lead, and 12.7 g/t silver, and 90.7 m of 4.7% zinc, and 6.7 g/t silver, respectively.

Holes NB22-018 and NB22-020 penetrated the Boundary Main fault and intersected a new zone of stratiform zinc mineralization in black carbonaceous mudstones and diamictites comprising laminated, semi-massive, and massive sphalerite-pyrite grading 11.5% zinc, 1.7% lead, and 61.0 g/t silver over 8 m in NB22-018 and 5.0% zinc, 2.1% lead, and 37.9 g/t silver over 5 m in NB22-020 (see Cross Section F-F’, and Tables 1 and 2). This stratiform zone is interpreted to correlate stratigraphically with the Tom-Jason deposits. The stratiform zone is correlated spatially to zinc-lead mineralization in surrounding holes: in several holes to the east, it appears to be less mineralized and is interpreted as the fringes of the zone; whereas to the west, it appears to be significantly better mineralized in NB22-022 and NB22-023 and is interpreted to be the direction towards the feeder.

NB22-009 and NB22-011

These two (2) holes were collared from the same pad and include wide intervals of vein-hosted mineralization near surface at Boundary Main: NB22-009 returned 115.8 m of 3.6% zinc and 5.4 g/t silver, including 18.5 m of 7.8% zinc and 12.0 g/t silver from a downhole depth of 18 m; NB22-011 intersected 23 m of 7.6% zinc and 10.1 g/t silver including 10.6 m of 12.3% zinc and 15.2 g/t silver (see Cross Section G-G’, Map 2 and Tables 1 and 2).

Hole NB22-011 intersected zinc mineralization in the footwall of the Boundary Main Fault in volcaniclastic rocks for 26 m grading 6.6% zinc and 12.4 g/t silver including 6.5 m of 16.0% zinc and 20.6 g/t silver. This intersection represents a 60 m step out from similar mineralization in holes to the west. Drilling was unable to advance through the fault in hole NB22-009 due to adverse drilling conditions and the target in the footwall remains untested at this location.

NB22-010 and NB22-013

These two (2) holes were collared from the same pad as infill holes at Boundary Main (see Cross Section G-G’ and Map 2). Both holes successfully intersected sphalerite vein mineralization in the hangingwall of the Boundary Main fault. Hole NB22-010 intersected 39.7 m of 5.7% zinc and 11.2 g/t silver, including some higher-grade veins: 4 m of 13.5% zinc, 2.9 m of 12.8% zinc, 3.5 m of 10.1% zinc, and 3.7 m of 11.1% zinc (Table 2). Hole NB22-013 intersected 49.3 m of 3.4% zinc and 12.0 g/t silver including 10.2 m of 10.2% zinc and 19.0 g/t silver.

Data verification

The diamond drill core logging and sampling program was carried out under a rigorous quality assurance / quality control program using industry best practices. Drill intersections in this release are HQ3 (split tube) size core (61.1 mm / 2.406-inch diameter) or NQ2 size core (50.5 mm / 1.99-inch diameter) with recoveries typically above 85% unless otherwise noted in the table of results. After drilling, core was cleaned, scanned with a core scanning machine, logged for geology, structure, and geotechnical characteristics, then marked for sampling and photographed on site. The cores for analyses were marked for sampling based on geological intervals with individual samples 2 m or less in length. Drill core was cut lengthwise in half with a core saw; half-core was sent for assays reported in this news release, and the other half is stored on site for reference. Bulk density was determined on site for the entire length of each sample assayed by measurement of mass in air and mass in water. Sample duplicate bulk density determinations and in-house bulk density standard determinations were each made at a rate of 5%. Since 2017, four (4) in-house bulk density standards (mineralized drill core from the Tom deposit that span a range of densities) have been used and show an acceptable long-term precision. Certified standard masses are used to calibrate the scale balance used for bulk density determinations.

A total of 5% assay standards or blanks and 5% core duplicates are included in the sample stream as a quality control measure and are reviewed after analyses are received. Standards and blanks in 2022 drill results to date have been approved as acceptable. Duplicate data add to the long-term estimates of precision for assay data on the project and precision for drill results reported is deemed to be within acceptable levels. Samples were sent to the Bureau Veritas preparation laboratory in Whitehorse, Yukon, where the samples were crushed and a 500 g split was sent to the Bureau Veritas laboratory in Vancouver, British Columbia to be pulverized to 85% passing 200 mesh size pulps. Clean crush material was passed through the crusher and clean silica was pulverized between each sample. The pulps were analyzed by 1:1:1 Aqua Regia digestion followed by Inductively Coupled Plasma Mass Spectrometry (ICP-ES/ICP-MS) multi-element analyses (BV Code AQ270). All samples were also analyzed for multiple elements by lithium borate fusion and X-ray fluorescence analysis (XRF) finish (BV Code LF725). Over-limit Pb (>25.0%) and Zn (>24.0%) were analyzed by lithium borate fusion with XRF finish (BV Code LF726). Silver is reported in this news release by method AQ270, and zinc and lead are reported by LF725 or LF726. Bureau Veritas (Vancouver) is an independent, international ISO/IEC 17025:2005 accredited laboratory.

Results in this news release are length and bulk-density weighted averages as would be used in a Mineral Resource estimate. Readers are cautioned that in Fireweed news releases prior to 2020, only length weighted assay averages were reported which may result in slightly lower (under-reported) average values. Length and bulk-density weighted averages have been reported as these most accurately represent the average metal-content of the intersections.

Qualified Person Statement

Technical information in this news release has been approved by Fireweed Metals Chief Geologist, Jack Milton, Ph.D., P.Geo. (BC), and a ‘Qualified Person’ as defined under Canadian National Instrument 43-101.

About Fireweed Metals Corp. (TSXV: FWZ; OTCQB: FWEDF; FSE:20F): Fireweed Metals is a public mineral exploration company on the leading edge of Critical Minerals project development. Fireweed is well-funded, with a current cash position of C$38,600,000, and is well-positioned to carry out a large 2023 exploration program. The Company has three projects located in Canada:

  • Macmillan Pass Zinc-Lead-Silver Project: Fireweed owns 100% of the district-scale 940 km2 Macmillan Pass project in Yukon, Canada, which is host to the Tom and Jason zinc-lead-silver deposits with current Mineral Resources and a PEA economic study (see Fireweed news releases dated 10th January 2018, and 23rd May 2018, respectively, and reports filed on www.sedar.com for details) as well as the Boundary Zone, Boundary Zone West, Tom North Zone and End Zone which have significant zinc-lead-silver mineralization drilled but not yet classified as mineral resources. The project also includes large blocks of adjacent claims with known showings and significant upside exploration potential. The large 2022 drill program utilizing four drills is complete and assay results are being announced as they are received and interpreted.
  • Mactung Tungsten Project: The Company has a binding Letter of Intent to acquire 100% interest in the 37.6 km2 Mactung Tungsten Project located adjacent to the Macmillan Pass Project. Mactung contains historic resources that make it one of the largest and highest-grade undeveloped resources in the world of the Critical Mineral tungsten. Located in Canada, it is one of the rare large tungsten resources outside of China. Due diligence and validation work on historic data has been completed and a second phase of relogging and sampling of historic drill core has begun and will support a new mineral resource estimate.
  • Gayna River Zinc-Lead-Gallium-Germanium Project: Fireweed has 100% of the 128.75 km2 Gayna River project located 180 km north of the Macmillan Pass project. It is host to extensive mineralization including Critical Minerals zinc, gallium and germanium as well as lead and silver, outlined by 28,000 m of historic drilling and significant upside potential. Results from the 2022 field program of geochemical sampling, airborne LiDAR topographic surveying and ground geophysics are now being interpreted toward defining drill targets.

In Canada, Fireweed (TSXV: FWZ) trades on the TSX Venture Exchange. In the USA, Fireweed (OTCQB: FWEDF) trades on the OTCQB Venture Market for early stage and developing U.S. and international companies and is DTC eligible for enhanced electronic clearing and settlement. The Company is current in its reporting, and undergoes an annual verification and management certification process. Investors can find Real-Time quotes and market information for the Company on www.otcmarkets.com. In Europe, Fireweed (FSE: 20F) trades on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange.

Additional information about Fireweed and its projects can be found on the Company’s website at FireweedMetals.com and at www.sedar.com.

ON BEHALF OF FIREWEED METALS CORP.

Brandon Macdonald

CEO & Director

Neither the TSX Venture Exchange nor its Regulation Services Provider (as that term is defined in the policies of the TSX Venture Exchange) accepts responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release.

Cautionary Statements

Forward Looking Statements

This news release contains “forward-looking” statements and information (“forward-looking statements”). All statements, other than statements of historical facts, included herein, including, without limitation, statements relating to interpretation of drill results, future work plans, the use of funds, and the potential of the Company’s projects, are forward looking statements. Forward-looking statements are frequently, but not always, identified by words such as "expects”, "anticipates”, "believes”, "intends”, "estimates”, "potential”, "possible”, and similar expressions, or statements that events, conditions, or results "will”, "may”, "could”, or "should” occur or be achieved. Forward-looking statements are based on the beliefs of Company management, as well as assumptions made by and information currently available to Company management and reflect the beliefs, opinions, and projections on the date the statements are made. Forward-looking statements involve various risks and uncertainties and accordingly, readers are advised not to place undue reliance on forward-looking statements. There can be no assurance that such statements will prove to be accurate, and actual results and future events could differ materially from those anticipated in such statements. Important factors that could cause actual results to differ materially from the Company's expectations include but are not limited to, exploration and development risks, unanticipated reclamation expenses, expenditure and financing requirements, general economic conditions, changes in financial markets, the ability to properly and efficiently staff the Company’s operations, the sufficiency of working capital and funding for continued operations, title matters, First Nations relations, operating hazards, political and economic factors, competitive factors, metal prices, relationships with vendors and strategic partners, governmental regulations and oversight, permitting, seasonality and weather, technological change, industry practices, uncertainties involved in the interpretation of drilling results and laboratory tests, and one-time events. The Company assumes no obligation to update forwardlooking statements or beliefs, opinions, projections or other factors, except as required by law.

Contact:
Brandon Macdonald
Phone: (604) 646-8361

Email: info@fireweedmetals.com

Map 1: Macmillan Pass Project and Mactung Project Locations.
https://www.globenewswire.com/NewsRoom/AttachmentNg/95b05549-4728-430e-bfcd-14ff5f00966c

Map 2: Boundary Zone drilling map with holes in this news release labeled. Green lines refer to Cross Sections F-F’ and G-G’.
https://www.globenewswire.com/NewsRoom/AttachmentNg/930ac89f-b682-46ca-9acf-e7d683da53f5

Image 1: Core from drill hole NB22-021 - 96.2 m to 102.9 m showing very high-grade veins and breccias with abundant red-brown sphalerite infill, from an interval (96.53 m to 103.2 m) of 6.7 m grading 34.5% zinc, 0.13% lead, and 56.7 g/t silver. Image is a from a very-high resolution core scanning photomosaic with core boxes and blocks masked.
https://www.globenewswire.com/NewsRoom/AttachmentNg/05c9ab24-913b-418d-b183-62e697eca22c

Cross Section F-F’: Highlights of new results from holes NB22-018, NB22-020, and NB22-021. For complete results see Table 2. Section line runs through collar of NB22-021 at an azimuth of 202°. For results from NB21-005 see Fireweed news release dated November 18th 2021.
https://www.globenewswire.com/NewsRoom/AttachmentNg/4d5bf589-ab7b-49ca-90f7-752728f60079

Cross Section G-G’: Highlights of new results from holes NB22-009, NB22-010, NB22-011 and NB22-013. For complete results see Table 2. Section line runs half-way between NB22-009 and NB22-010 at an azimuth of 209°.
https://www.globenewswire.com/NewsRoom/AttachmentNg/d8f757fc-ce4f-4437-864f-150911f5b9fa

Table 2: Boundary Zone 2022 Full Table of Drill Results from this News Release.

Drill hole Interval From
(m)
To (m) Interval*
(m)
Zinc
(%)
Lead
(%)
Silver
(g/t)
Bulk Density
(t/m
3)
NB22-009
primary 3.50 119.32 115.82 3.57 0.02 5.4 3.238
>including 18.00 36.50 18.50 7.83 0.06 11.9 3.691
>>including 34.18 36.50 2.32 19.22 0.05 28.5 4.126
>and 69.20 70.65 1.45 27.49 0.17 32.0 3.845
>and 92.45 94.75 2.30 15.85 0.05 23.5 3.546
NB22-010
primary 29.50 69.20 39.70 5.72 0.05 11.2 3.073
>including 32.50 36.54 4.04 13.47 0.10 24.7 3.226
>and 41.00 43.86 2.86 12.75 0.10 27.9 3.714
>and 55.50 59.00 3.50 10.12 0.07 20.5 3.102
>and 65.50 69.20 3.70 11.13 0.15 22.5 3.186
primary 88.00 91.00 3.00 3.23 1.66 29.4 3.589
NB22-011
primary 37.00 60.00 23.00 7.61 0.03 10.1 3.179
>including 42.10 52.70 10.60 12.28 0.04 15.2 3.328
>>including 50.50 52.70 2.20 29.13 0.10 31.3 3.642
primary 127.00 150.5 23.50 2.71 0.64 10.0 2.848
>including 131.00 134.00 3.00 7.44 2.81 33.9 3.131
primary 177.00 180.00 3.00 6.31 0.08 4.2 2.937
primary 237.00 263.00 26.00 6.62 0.28 12.4 3.240
>including 247.50 254.00 6.50 15.98 0.24 20.6 4.024
NB22-013
primary 25.58 31.50 5.92 8.11 0.02 7.5 2.753
primary 37.50 40.50 3.00 3.53 0.01 4.3 2.825
primary 70.36 119.63 49.27 3.37 0.32 12.0 3.057
>including 70.36 80.51 10.15 10.24 0.03 19.0 2.939
>>including 76.00 80.51 4.51 16.88 0.04 31.2 3.196
NB22-018
primary 14.00 19.50 5.50 4.94 0.01 2.7 3.449
primary 40.67 182.50 141.83 2.87 0.46 12.7 2.982
>including 40.67 49.50 8.83 7.42 0.06 13.4 2.822
>and 80.00 81.50 1.50 31.25 6.46 29.8 3.844
>and 107.00 115.00 8.00 11.53 1.69 61.0 3.916
NB22-020
primary 4.20 94.90 90.70 4.70 0.03 6.7 2.969
>including 4.20 48.50 44.30 6.71 0.02 7.6 2.997
>>including 4.20 16.70 12.50 11.19 0.04 12.0 3.024
>and 42.30 46.10 3.80 11.04 0.02 14.5 2.641
primary 122.20 142.40 20.20 2.37 1.24 21.0 2.947
>including 122.20 127.15 4.95 4.98 2.10 37.9 3.082
NB22-021
primary 7.00 112.00 105.00 8.37 0.05 12.1 2.966
>including 7.00 34.80 27.80 13.15 0.04 16.5 3.211
>>including 13.16 14.49 1.33 45.20 0.14 66.1 3.677
>and 90.48 103.23 12.75 24.87 0.10 41.7 3.159
>>including 96.53 103.23 6.70 34.46 0.13 56.7 3.301
>>>including 99.40 103.23 3.83 39.97 0.18 62.6 3.419

*Intersected thicknesses, not true thicknesses, are stated for all intersections in Table 2. Due to the early stage of drilling, true thicknesses cannot be accurately stated for these holes. Values in this table may differ from the text due to rounding.

Table 3: Summary of Drill Results from 2022 Program.

Drill hole Zone Hole
Length (m)
Significant Intersections Type
NB22-001 BW 463 Reported on Nov 22 2022 Infill & Step-out
NB22-002 BW 491 Reported on Nov 22 2022 Step-out & New Discovery
NB22-003 BW 64 Hole abandoned -
NB22-004 BW 403 Reported on Feb 15 2022 Step-out
NB22-005 BM 326 Reported on Jan 31 2023 Step-out
NB22-006 BM 375 Reported on Jan 31 2023 Step-out
NB22-007 BW 365 Reported on Feb 15 2022 Step-out
NB22-008 BM 213 Reported on Jan 31 2023 Step-out & New Discovery
NB22-009 BM 147.5 Reported in this release Infill
NB22-010 BM 91 Reported in this release Infill
NB22-011 BM 265.3 Reported in this release Infill & Step-out
NB22-012 BM 353 Wide zone Step-out
NB22-013 BM 125.4 Reported in this release Infill
NB22-014 BM 31 Hole abandoned -
NB22-015 BM 145 Moderate zone Infill
NB22-016 BM 57.4 Hole abandoned -
NB22-017 BM 80 Wide zone Infill
NB22-018 BM 270 Reported in this release Infill, Step-out & New Discovery
NB22-019 BW 340 Reported on Feb 15 2022 Infill & Step-out
NB22-020 BM 149 Reported in this release Infill & Step-out
NB22-021 BM 112 Reported in this release Infill
NB22-022 BM 327 Wide zone Step-out & New Discovery
NB22-023 BM 367 Wide zone Step-out & New Discovery
TS22-001 TW 200 Wide zone Infill
TS22-002 TE 170.9 Wide zone Infill
TS22-003 TW 125 Wide zone Infill
TS22-004 TW 214.2 Wide zone Infill
TS22-005 TW 128 Wide zone Infill
TS22-006 TW 190.5 Wide zone Infill
TS22-007 TW 86 Wide zone Infill
TS22-008 TW 61 Wide zone Infill
TS22-009 TW 335 Wide zone Infill

All assays pending unless otherwise indicated. BM: Boundary Main; BW: Boundary West; TW: Tom West; TE: Tom East.

Table 4: 2022 Drill Collar Details.

Drill hole Target Length
(m)
Easting Northing Elevation
(m.s.l)
Azimuth
(°)
Dip
(°)
NB22-001 Boundary 463 421861 7010461 1178 030 -58
NB22-002 Boundary 491 421940 7010405 1164 033 -57
NB22-003 Boundary 64 422105 7010683 1238 211 -76
NB22-004 Boundary 403 422105 7010683 1238 211 -76
NB22-005 Boundary 326 422230 7010524 1193 214 -50
NB22-006 Boundary 375 422539 7010536 1195 207 -55
NB22-007 Boundary 365 421940 7010405 1164 036 -47
NB22-008 Boundary 213 422274 7010600 1217 209 -68
NB22-009 Boundary 147.5 422438 7010417 1165 208 -50
NB22-010 Boundary 91 422390 7010385 1152 205 -50
NB22-011 Boundary 265.3 422440 7010419 1164 208 -69
NB22-012 Boundary 353 422342 7010620 1219 201 -65
NB22-013 Boundary 125.4 422390 7010386 1150 205 -70
NB22-014 Boundary 31 422330 7010384 1146 212 -50
NB22-015 Boundary 145 422331 7010385 1146 212 -75
NB22-016 Boundary 57.4 422330 7010384 1146 212 -55
NB22-017 Boundary 80 422331 7010385 1147 212 -85
NB22-018 Boundary 270 422308 7010434 1166 216 -58
NB22-019 Boundary 340 421948 7010672 1232 180 -57
NB22-020 Boundary 149 422308 7010435 1166 216 -72
NB22-021 Boundary 112 422309 7010435 1167 216 -82
NB22-022 Boundary 327 422292 7010474 1182 211 -56
NB22-023 Boundary 367 422292 7010474 1182 211 -70
TS22-001 Tom West 200 441994 7003679 1545 060 -80
TS22-002 Tom East 170.9 442063 7004322 1677 060 -90
TS22-003 Tom West 125 441994 7003680 1545 065 -55
TS22-004 Tom West 214.2 441993 7003679 1545 065 -89
TS22-005 Tom West 128 442046 7003767 1533 063 -50
TS22-006 Tom West 190.5 442044 7003582 1581 049 -75
TS22-007 Tom West 86 441943 7003969 1538 066 -80
TS22-008 Tom West 61 441945 7003970 1538 066 -45
TS22-009 Tom West 335 442043 7003581 1581 049 -89

Coordinate reference system: UTM Zone 9 NAD83. North reference: UTM grid north.


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