Magna Terra Minerals (TSXV: MTT) has expanded its Prospect Or's Dream project in New Brunswick to 23,887 hectares along more than 30 km of the Moose Lake Fault Zone, near the Bathurst Mining Camp. The project is centred on a 2025 discovery of low-sulphidation epithermal gold-bearing quartz veins along at least a 7.2 km strike of the Donner Trend. Seven claims totalling 5,087 hectares were staked along or near the Moose Lake Fault without option payments or royalties to vendors. The airborne geophysical survey was extended from 1,221 to 1,302 line km to cover the new claims, and prospecting rock grab samples returned gold grades of up to 1.97 g/t. The Province of New Brunswick provided partial funding through its NBJMAP program.
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