Canadian Copper Inc. is expanding its mining operations in New Brunswick after acquiring the former Caribou Mine site. Both outlets report that the company purchases the property through receivership proceedings involving the previous owner, Trevali Mining Ltd., which is described as defunct. The acquisition moves Canadian Copper toward restarting or developing activities at the site, though the sources provided focus on the ownership change rather than detailed production plans. The Winnipeg Free Press and Global News both state that the expansion is expected to create more than 100 jobs. The announcements attribute the job outlook to the company’s growth of its New Brunswick mining operation following the acquisition. No additional details about timelines, production targets, or environmental or permitting steps are included in the excerpts provided. Overall, the reporting centers on the transfer of the Caribou Mine through legal receivership processes and the accompanying expectation of significant local employment from Canadian Copper’s planned work in the province.