Alexis Minerals Corporation ^[1] has discovered copper-rich massive sulphide zones in the Louvicourt Mine in Val D'Or, Quebec.  

The massive sulphide horizon sits directly above a substantial 54.0 metre-wide, alteration and copper-rich stringer sulphide zone in a classical association that characterizes many Volcanogenic Massive Sulphide (VMS) Deposits in the region.

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Results to date (Table 1) include:

- 3.60% Cu over 9.40 m in a combined stringer and Massive Sulphide zone between 2008.6 m and 2018.0 m; including,

- 6.81% Cu over 3.45 m in Massive to Semi-Massive Sulphides between 2014.55 and 2018.0m.

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