Q&A: The Portable Drill Advancing Exploration
With Viridian’s drill season well under way at the Kraken site, we spoke with Mike Ives-Ruyter, operations manager at Compass Exploration, about the custom person-portable drill he helped build in partnership with Viridian Metals. * What can this drill do that a normal rig can’t? It’s fully person portable. Every piece is light enough to be […]
Viridian Metals President & CEO Tyrell Sutherland on Sedna, Kraken, and What Comes Next
Viridian Metals President & CEO, Tyrell Sutherland, recently spoke with Stockhouse about the summer site visits at Sedna and what lies ahead for the Kraken Project as Viridian kicks off drill season. “We’re really looking to follow up on the favourable results from last year’s diamond drilling. We hit mineralization from surface to 20 metres […]
Viridian Metals Commences Drilling at Kraken Main Zone
Vancouver, B.C., Canada – August 25, 2025. Drilling has commenced at the Main Zone of Viridian Metals Inc.’s (CSE: VRDN) (“Viridian” or the “Company”) 100%-owned Kraken Nickel-Copper-Cobalt Project in Labrador. Viridian’s 2025 program consists of 30–50 diamond drill holes targeting mineralization within 30 metres of surface. This work builds on the 2024 campaign, which returned […]
Viridian Metals Approved for Newfoundland’s Junior Exploration Assistance (JEA) 2025 Program
Viridian Metals has received official approval from the Government of Newfoundland and Labrador for the 2025 Junior Exploration Assistance (JEA) Letter of Intent which recognizes Sedna as a Critical Minerals Project with a primary exploration focus on copper and silver. “This is an important step for Viridian and for Newfoundland’s role in the global energy […]
Viridian Metals Outlines Basin-Scale Copper Targets and Structural Controls at Sedna and Results of AGSM
Vancouver, B.C., Canada – Viridian Metals Inc. (CSE: VRDN) (“Viridian” or the “Company”) has completed its field program at the 2,600 km² Sedna Copper Project in the Seal Lake Basin, Labrador. The work advanced the Company’s basin-scale targeting model by identifying key geological components required to host large sedimentary copper systems specifically, multi-kilometre scale reductant […]
Lessons from the Field at Sedna
After 35 days in the field—split between 21 days in June and 14 in July—the Viridian Metals team has officially completed its second site visit at the Sedna project in the Seal Lake Basin. This summer’s goal was clear: broaden the geological understanding of the basin. Charlene Duffett, Viridian’s Exploration Manager said they achieved this […]
Viridian Metals Announces Annual General and Special Meeting
Not for distribution to U.S. news wire services or for dissemination in the United States Vancouver, B.C., Canada – July 9, 2025 – Viridian Metals Inc. (CSE: VRDN) (“Viridian” or the “Company”) is pleased to announce that it intends to hold an in person only Annual General and Special Meeting of its shareholders (the “Meeting“) […]
A Day in the Life: On the ground with the Viridian Metals team at the Sedna site
Tucked away in one of Canada’s most prospective copper regions, the Sedna site is more than a drilling operation; it’s a collaboration between some of the sharpest geoscientific minds in the field. The Viridian Metals team made up of geologists spend their days in constant motion. Whether it’s logging and interpreting data, hiking the landscape, […]
Viridian Metals Appoints Stacie Jones to Board of Directors
Vancouver, B.C., Canada – June 16, 2025 – Viridian Metals Inc. (CSE: VRDN) (“Viridian” or the “Company”) is pleased to announce the appointment of Stacie Jones to its Board of Directors, effective immediately. Ms. Jones brings extensive experience in mineral exploration and project development, further strengthening Viridian’s leadership as it advances its critical metals portfolio […]
Inside Sedna: Opening Up One of Canada’s Most Promising Copper Frontiers
Our first update takes a quick look at one of Canada’s most promising new copper frontiers. Located in Central Labrador, the Sedna Project spans the underexplored Seal Basin. Our team is now on site, and while it’s early days, early geology is encouraging. We’re excited to share what we’re seeing and why this basin matters. […]