Annuncio • Mar 05
Solstice Gold Corp. (TSXV:SGC) completed the acquisition of Two Patented Claims in Ontario. Solstice Gold Corp. (TSXV:SGC) entered into a purchase agreement to acquire Two Patented Claims in Ontario for CAD 0.08 million on January 23, 2026. Under the terms of the agreement, the consideration consists of CAD 40,000 and 307,692 common shares of Solstice Gold Corp. In a related transaction, Solstice Gold Corp. also agreed to acquire one unpatented claim totaling 47.2 hectares in Ontario.
The transaction is subject to approval by regulatory board / committee and consummation of due diligence investigation.
Solstice Gold Corp. (TSXV:SGC) completed the acquisition of Two Patented Claims in Ontario on March 3, 2026. Annuncio • Feb 20
Solstice Gold Corp. Commences 2026 Drill Program at the Strathy Gold Project in the Temagami Greenstone Belt, Abitibi Subprovince, NE Ontario Solstice Gold Corp. announced the commencement of winter 2026 diamond drill program at the Strathy Gold Project (the "Project"), located in the Temagami Greenstone Belt in the prolific Abitibi Subprovince in Ontario. Highlights: Drill crews have been mobilized and drilling has begun on the first hole in the winter 2026 drill program. The winter 2026 drill program will include 2,750m of drilling across 12-15 drill holes. Priority drilling will focus on follow-up on the Red Cedar discovery of 8.5g/t Au over 3.5m including 28.7g/t Au over 1.0m. Targeting has been developed based on high-grade gold discovery at Red Cedar, gold mineralization from historic drilling at the Leckie Gold Zone (including intercepts of 5.00 g/t Au over 17.28m and 7.66 g/t Au over 7.25m (core lengths)), and detailed results from the Company's 2024 and 2025 IP surveys, which combine to 34.7 line kilometres. Efficient mobilization with Red Cedar target zone being 600m from the Trans Canada Highway. The presence of this high-grade gold intercept within a large (600 m by 1,000m), strong IP anomaly highlights the potential for a mineralized system at Red Cedar. Testing this extensive anomaly in what remains a largely unexplored area represents a unique, high-quality opportunity in the Abitibi. With drilling underway and assay results coming shortly after the program, this marks an exciting time for Solstice shareholders ahead of what anticipate being a strong and potentially transformative 2026. The Winter 2026 drill program's primary objective is expanding the Red Cedar discovery, which sits within an IP anomaly of least 600 by 1,000 metres. The anomaly remains open to the east, likely extending onto newly acquired claims and underscoring significant expansion potential. The 2025 IP survey outlines two intersecting chargeability trends that converge at the Red Cedar discovery and may be related to a regional fault structure. Correlation between the high-grade gold intercept and the robust IP response points to the possibility of a larger mineralized system. Drill targeting will focus on the intersecting chargeability trends at Red Cedar, which is a high-quality drill target with clear upside both along strike and at depth. The Strathy Gold Project is an extensive 46 km2 land package in the Archean-age Temagami Greenstone Belt, which is the southernmost extension of the Abitibi Subprovince In Ontario. Solstice's first drill program on the Project intercepted the Red Cedar Discovery; an intercept of 8.52 g/t Au over 3. 5m including 28.7g /t over 1.0m (core lengths). The discovery hole is located within an extensive Red Cedar IP anomaly on the Project which is open to the east. Despite this demonstrated prospectivity, the core claims at Strathy have not been systematically explored in the past. Despite this demonstrated prospectability, the core claims at Str Kathy have not been systematically explored in The past. Annuncio • Feb 04
Solstice Gold Corp. Announces Results of an Additional 17.2 Line-Km Alpha Ip Survey Conducted by Simcoe Geosciences Solstice Gold Corp. announced results of an additional 17.2 line-km Alpha IP survey conducted by Simcoe Geosciences ("Simcoe"), at Strathy Gold Project (the "Project") in the Temagami Greenstone Belt, Northeastern Ontario late in 2025. This new survey builds on Solstice's successful 2024 IP survey and defines multiple high-priority targets. Most importantly, it shows a significant eastern extension of the chargeability anomaly which contains the Red Cedar Discovery hole, which intersected 8.52 g/t Au over 3.5m including 28.7 g/t Au over 1.0m (core lengths) in its inaugural drill program. Slice of the 3D chargeability model 50 m below surface showing the new Red Cedar anomaly. Highlights and Interpretation of the 2025 IP survey: Expanded and Refined IP Coverage: The 2025 IP survey was designed to complement the 2024 program by adding multi-directional lines over the Red Cedar area, improving confidence in 3D modeling and extending coverage to the eastern property boundary. Data from both surveys were merged to produce updated 2D and 3D inversion models prepared by Simcoe. The combined datasets define a very strong chargeability anomaly (approximately 25 mV/V to >60 mV/V, 3D model) over an area of at least 1,000 m x 600 m (the "Red Cedar anomaly"). The anomaly remains open to the east and was a key driver behind Solstice's recent acquisition of adjacent patented claims. Two dominant anomaly trends, striking NE-SW and E-W, are interpreted from both 3D and 2D models. These trends show a close spatial association with a regional fault interpreted by the Ontario Geological Survey, which is likely a splay of the nearby regional Link Lake Deformation Zone. This Deformation Zone may be related to both the Red Cedar anomaly and gold mineralization. Additional faulting has been interpreted in mapping by Solstice in 2024 in the vicinity of the regional fault. At the Red Cedar discovery section, the high-grade intercept occurs approximately 75 m below surface within a strong chargeability zone (~35 mV/V), which increases to >65 mV/V at depths exceeding 400 m. This section is therefore a prime exploration target for additional drilling. Downhole electromagnetic data and geochemistry from the Red Cedar discovery hole indicate that the elevated chargeability at Red Cedar is associated with 2-4% pyrite, accompanied by quartz-carbonate veining. Modeling suggests this mineralized system continues to depth and may intensify. Multiple sections across the Red Cedar anomaly closely mirror the discovery section. Strong near-surface anomalies therefore continue to depth on all sections throughout the 1,000 m x 600 m anomaly, which remains open to the east. The nearby sulfide-bearing Leckie Gold Zone ("LGZ"), which contains historical intercepts including 5.00 g/t Au over 17.28m, is also associated with elevated chargeabilities2. Notably, chargeabilities in the essentially unexplored Red Cedar anomaly are generally higher than those in the LGZ area, underscoring the exploration potential at Red Cedar. Annuncio • Nov 11
Solstice Gold Corp. Commences Expanded Alpha IP Program at Red Cedar Discovery, Strathy Gold Project Solstice Gold Corp. announced that field crews have mobilized to commence a Phase II 8.9 line-km Alpha IP survey at 100%-owned Strathy Gold Project (the "Project"). The Project is located in the Temagami Greenstone Belt in the prolific Abitibi Subprovince in Ontario. The IP survey will be done prior to executing a fully funded a Phase II drill program of approx. 16 drill holes designed to follow up on the discovery hole of 8.52g/t Au over 3.5 meters and to test other targets in the area. Highlights of the IP Program: The primary objective of the Alpha IP survey is to extend and further define the strong high-resistivity, moderate to high-chargeability anomaly associated with the Red Cedar Discovery. This anomaly remains open to the north and east beyond the limits of the previous IP grid, offering compelling potential for expansion. The current program will supplement existing data to utilize tighter 175-metre line spacing--providing more detailed modelling than the previous 2024 IP survey. This high-resolution spacing is expected to improve surface mapping and precision drill targeting at Red Cedar. The previous IP program successfully guided Solstice's initial drilling and played a key role in the Red Cedar Discovery. Drilling here demonstrates that the anomaly hosts high-grade gold mineralization associated with quartz veining in mafic volcanics, accompanied by silicification and carbonate alteration--characteristics that define Solstice's highest-priority target type for follow-up work. The new survey will enhance definition of the strongest anomalies while expanding coverage beyond the previous IP grid, leading directly to precision drill targeting for Solstice's winter drill program. Winter Drill Program, 2025-2026 This IP Survey will enable the Company to plan and execute a focused, fully-funded follow-up drill program of ~16 drill holes designed to follow up the Red Cedar Discovery and to test other target in the area. The Strathy Gold Project is an extensive 41 km2 land package in the Archean-age Temagami Greenstone Belt, which is the southernmost extension of the Abitibi Subprov province in Ontario. Solstice's first drill program on the Project intercepted the Red Cedar Discovery; an intercept of 8.52 g/t Au over 3. 5m. The discovery hole is located in the largest IP anomaly on the Project which is open to the north and east. Located on the Trans Canada Highway, the Project has excellent access to infrastructure and mining expertise. In addition to the recent Red Cedar discovery, the Strathy Gold Project contains documented, widespread high-grade gold mineralization, hosting historic intercepts of 5.00 g/t Au over 7.28m and 7.66 g/t Au over 7.,25m (core lengths) at vertical depths of approximately 50-100 metres below surface, and documented surface sample results of up to 62.7 g/t Au. Despite this demonstrated prospectivity, the core claims at Strathy have not been systemically explored in the past. Annuncio • Oct 31
Solstice Gold Corp. announced that it has received CAD 1.12 million in funding On October 31, 2025, Solstice Gold Corp. announced that it amended to upsize the deal size of the transaction. The company will now raise an upsize to CAD 1,120,000 in gross proceeds.
On the same day, Solstice Gold Corp. announced the closing of its upsized non-brokered private placement. Annuncio • Oct 21
Solstice Gold Corp., Annual General Meeting, Dec 17, 2025 Solstice Gold Corp., Annual General Meeting, Dec 17, 2025. Location: british columbia, vancouver Canada Annuncio • Oct 17
Solstice Gold Corp. announced that it expects to receive CAD 1 million in funding Solstice Gold Corp announced a private placement to issue Flow Through Common Shares at a price of CAD 0.085, National Flow Through Shares at a price of CAD 0.068 and Units at a price of CAD 0.06 per unit for aggregate gross proceeds of CAD 1,000,000 on October 16, 2025. Each unit will be comprised of one common share and one-half warrant where one full warrant is exercisable for one share at an exercise price of CAD 0.1 for 12 months from the closing date. The closing of the Offering is expected to occur on or about October 30th, 2025, and is subject to receipt of all applicable regulatory approvals, including the approval of the TSX Venture Exchange. All securities issued under the Offering will be subject to a statutory hold period of four months and one day from the Closing Date. Annuncio • Aug 14
Solstice Gold Corp. Reports Assay Results from Its Spring 2025 Drill Program Solstice Gold Corp. reported assay results from its Spring 2025 drill program (3,120 metres in 13 holes) which includes the Red Cedar Discovery, intersecting 8.52 g/t Au over 3.5min Including 28.7 g/t over 1.0m in hole SGPDH25-09, in a previously untested area of the Strathy Gold Project (the "Project"). The Project is located in the Temagami Greenstone Belt in the prolific Abitibi Subprovince in Ontario. Solstice's very first drill program at Strathy has delivered a brand-new high-grade discovery in a target zone that's wide open for expansion. Spring 2025 Drill Program Highlights: New Discovery - Red Cedar Zone; 8.52 g/t gold over 3.5m (including 28.7 g/t Au over 1.0m); Located ~1.1 km east of the main Leckie Target in a previously untested area; First documented gold in this target area - open in all directions; Hosted within a robust 550 x 300 metre IP chargeability anomaly, which remains open for expansion to the east; Leckie Fault Extensions; New gold-bearing extensions intersected north and south of the main Leckie Gold Zone; Results include 6.33 g/t Au over 1.,5m and multiple well-mineralized zones with 5-10% sulphides and >3% arsenicite over up to 4.5m; Fault mineralization traced over >1 km strike length dipping onto Solstice claims and open to depth; Untested High-Grade Potential: The main Leckie Gold Zone hosts historic intercepts of 5.08 g/t Au over 17.28mand 7.66 g/t Au over 7.25m1 on Solstice claims; This Zone remains untested by Solstice due to ice access requirements; Geophysics Driving Discovery; Autumn 2024 IP survey proved effective, directly correlating chargeability anomalies with gold mineralization; Over 30 IP anomalies remain untested. Solstice plans follow-up drilling focused on expanding the Red Cedar Discovery, targeting extension of its associated 300x500m IP anomaly. Additional drilling will test down-dip expansion of the Leckie Gold Zone, which contains high-grade, shallow-depth historic intercepts on Solstice claims which can be accessed using ice-based drilling. By advancing two compelling, high-grade targets, Solstice aims to significantly increase the potential for adding additional high-grade intercepts on the Strathy Gold Project. Solstice also plans to extend IP surveys to cover an additional 35% of its core claims. A total of 57 high sulphide or arsenic samples were run as check fire assays using modified flux by Actlabs and or photon assay. Six of the reanalyses returning results with a variance of between +92% and 331% compared to the original metallic assay. Annuncio • Jul 02
Solstice Gold Corp. Completes Initial Drill Program at the Strathy Gold Project Solstice Gold Corp. announced the successful completion of the Spring 2025 drill program at the Strathy Gold Project (the "Project"), located in the Temagami Greenstone Belt in the prolific Abitibi Subprovince in Ontario. The Spring 2025 drill campaign was successfully completed on four target areas for a total of 3,125m across 14 drill holes. At least 50% more sampling than originally planned has extended assay timelines. Assays are pending and will likely be received in July. The Strathy Gold Project is an extensive 45 km2 land package in the Archean-age Temagami Greenstone Belt, which is the southernmost extension of the Abitibi Subprovince in Ontario. The Project includes parts of the Net-Vermilion Deformation Zone and the Link Lake Deformation Zone, which are two prominent Northeast-Southwest-trending structures crosscutting Archean metavolcanics. It contains documented, widespread high-grade gold mineralization, hosting historic intercepts of 5.00 g/t Au over 17.28m and 7.66 g/t Au over 7.25m (core lengths) at vertical depths of approximately 50-100 metres below surface1, and documented surface sample results of up to 62.7 g/t Au 2. Despite this demonstrated prospectivity, the core claims at Strathy have not been systemically explored in the past. A 17.5 line kilometre IP program carried out in November 2024 has detected known mineralization, and in addition to this, the IP results show extensive, better-developed and untested IP anomalies along the North and South extensions of the Leckie Fault. The drill program described above marks be the first time that the core area of the Strathy Gold Project has been systematically drilled. The Strathy Gold Project is located along the Trans Canada Highway, has excellent access to infrastructure and mining expertise. Annuncio • Apr 23
Solstice Gold Corp. Commences Initial Drill Program at the Strathy Gold Project in the Temagami Greenstone Belt, Abitibi Subprovince, Ne Ontario Solstice Gold Corp. announced the commencement of the initial diamond drill program at the Strathy Gold Project, located in the Temagami Greenstone Belt in the prolific Abitibi Subprovince in Ontario. The Spring 2025 drill program will include 3,500m of drilling across 15-18 drill holes and test five high-priority target areas. Targeting for this initial drill program has been developed based on gold mineralization from historic drilling at the Leckie Gold Zone and detailed results from the Company's 17.5 line km IP survey, completed by Simcoe Geosciences in November 2024: Documented gold mineralization on Solstice's claims at the Leckie Gold Zone includes 5.00 g/t Au over 17.28m and 7.66 g/t Au over 7.25m (core lengths) at vertical depths of approximately 50-100 metres below surface. Solstice's 2024 IP surveys detect the known mineralization mentioned above. Additionally, IP results also show extensive, better developed and untested IP anomalies along the North and South extensions of the Leckie Fault, three target types will be tested: Leckie Fault Extensions: North and South extensions of the Leckie Fault show strong IP chargeability anomalies. It contains documented, widespread high-grade gold mineralization, hosting historic intercepts of 5.00 g/t gold mineralization over 17.28m and7.25m (core lengths) at vertical depths of approximately 50-100 metres below surface, and documented surface sample results of up to 62.7 g/t Au2. Despite this demonstrated prospectivity, the core claims at Strathy have not been systemically explored in the past. A 17.5 line kilometre IP program carried out in November 2024 has detected known mineralization, and in addition to this, the IP results show extensive, better-developed and untested IP anomalies along The North and South extensions of the leckie Fault. The drill program described above marks be the first time that the core area of the Strathy Gold Project will be systematically drilled. The Strathy Gold Project is located along the Trans Canada Highway, has excellent access to infrastructure and mining expertise. Annuncio • Mar 12
Solstice Gold Corp. announced that it expects to receive CAD 0.85 million in funding Solstice Gold Corp. has announced a non-brokered private placement for aggregate proceeds of CAD 850,000. The Offering will consist of Premium flow-through common shares at a price of CAD 0.049 per Premium FT Share, Flow-through common shares at a price of CAD 0.04 per FT Share, Units of the Company at CAD 0.035 per Unit, each Unit comprised of one common share of the Company and one half warrant where one full warrant is exercisable for one Share at CAD 0.05 on March 12, 2025. The closing of the Offering is expected to occur on or about March 31, 2025, and is subject to receipt of all applicable regulatory approvals, including the approval of the TSX Venture Exchange. All securities issued under the Offering will be subject to a statutory hold period of four months and one day from the Closing Date. Annuncio • Jan 16
Solstice Gold Defines Large-Scale IP Geophysical Anomalies at Strathy Gold Project, Receives OJEP Grant Solstice Gold Corp. announced results of its 17.5 line-km Alpha IP survey conducted by Simcoe Geosciences (“Simcoe”), at their Strathy Gold Project in the Temagami Greenstone Belt, Northeastern Ontario late in 2024. These results define multiple high-priority undrilled targets, representing a unique exploration opportunity in the southeastern part of the prolific Abitibi Subprovince. Solstice claims surround and contain some of the historic Leckie Gold Zone (“LGZ”), which is characterized by gold + arsenic +/- base metal mineralization. The part of the LGZ controlled by Solstice includes intercepts of 5.00 g/t Au over 17.28m and 7.66 g/t Au over 7.25m (core lengths) at vertical depths of approximately 50-100 metres below surface; two small (24ha) inlier third-party owned patents make up the rest of the LGZ. The LGZ itself is hosted within the regional ~N-S Leckie Fault (Figure 1) which dips westwards at ~65 degrees onto Solstice claims at shallow depths. Solstice’s commanding land position controls both the down dip of the LGZ, as well as the northern and southern extensions of Leckie Fault, covering the known potential in the in the core of this district including the 50 IP targets. Their interpretation of regional information, including government airborne data, is that a larger mineralized system, often associated with faulting, is present in the area. To test and further delineate target areas, Solstice carried out an Alpha IP survey following acquisition of a test line that successfully delineated known mineralization in the NW part of the survey area (see news release dated October 23, 2024). Results: Simcoe has identified 50 new targets on Solstice claims, 42 of which are Priority 1 and 2 targets. These targets are all drill-ready and permitted. The most immediate target areas are down-dip and along strike on the Leckie Fault both north and south of the LGZ. Known LGZ mineralization is associated with elevated chargeabilities at the western margin of a pronounced resistivity low (Figure 1). Similar IP anomalies extend to the north and south along the Leckie Fault on Solstice claims for a combined ~800 m. IP responses in these areas extend to depth and results suggest more than one potential structure may be present. Results define a clear NE-SW trending resistivity low which is bounded to the west by the Leckie Fault, extending up to 400m eastwards of the Leckie Fault. Simcoe interprets a previously unidentified fault to be associated with this resistivity low (Figure 1). Several areas of elevated chargeability are developed within this resistivity low on Solstice claims which represent newly identified priority target areas. In contrast to the target areas above, extensive, moderately to strongly chargeable zones associated with areas of high (rather than low) resistivity are also present. This suggests that mineralization may be associated with more resistive, possibly intrusive, host rocks. This represents an intriguing, newly identified target type on the property. Figure 2 is a section through one of these priority target areas of high resistivity. At its northern end, a strong low resistivity IP anomaly intersects the Leckie Fault and is a priority target for Leckie-type mineralization. Southwestwards, however, resistivities increase, suggesting potentially different host rocks. Discrete near-vertical areas of high chargeability and resistivity shown in Figure 2 may be related to known N-S faults at surface and these represent new, specific fault-related targets within an overall 1.35km-long anomaly trend. Taken together, they interpret these results to support the presence of an extensive, largely untested mineralizing system which presents the opportunity for multiple discoveries. Annuncio • Nov 21
Solstice Gold Corp. announced that it has received CAD 0.15 million in funding On November 20, 2024, Solstice Gold Corp closed the transaction. Annuncio • Nov 13
Solstice Gold Corp. announced that it expects to receive CAD 0.15 million in funding Solstice Gold Corp. announced a non-brokered private placement that it will issue up to 3,600,000 Flow Through Shares at a price of CAD 0.025 per share for the gross proceeds of CAD 90,000 and 3,000,000 Hard Dollar Shares at a price of CAD 0.02 per share for the gross proceeds of up to CAD 60,000 for the aggregate gross proceeds of up to CAD 150,000 on November 13, 2024. The closing of the Offering is expected to occur on or about November 19, 2024 and is subject to receipt of all applicable regulatory approvals, including the approval of the TSX Venture Exchange. All securities issued under the Offering will be subject to a statutory hold period of four months and one day from the Closing Date and all securities with a price of less than CAD 0.05 will be subject to a TSXV hold period. Annuncio • Oct 23
Solstice Gold Corp. Commences Alpha IP Program at Strathy Gold Project, Abitibi Subprovince Solstice Gold Corp. announced the mobilization of crews to carry out a 15 line km Alpha IPTM ("Alpha IP") survey at Strathy Gold Project in the Temagami Greenstone Belt, Northeastern Ontario, located in the southeastern part of the prolific Abitibi Subprovince. Solstice has engaged Simcoe Geosciences of Stouffville Ontario to complete the Alpha IP survey. Simcoe pioneered the next-generation wireless, high-definition, time-domain Alpha IP technique which provides denser data points than conventional IP and can be carried out without requiring line cutting. Solstice will receive results in October. These will be incorporated with existing data as part of planning for an initial phase of diamond drilling. David Adamson, Solstice Chairman stated, "Strathy Gold Project, located in the prolific Abitibi Subprovince, is in a classic Archean orogenic gold setting but has been off limits to modern exploration for much of its history. There is a marked cluster of gold deposits and also base metal mineralization on and adjacent to Project which responds well to IP where surveyed. However, what the company regard as the most prospective target area, which extends down dip and west of known gold mineralization of the Leckie Gold Deposit, has not been explored using IP or any other modern ground based geophysical survey method. The IP survey will test the down-dip extension of the Leckie Gold Deposit as well as a coherent, likely linked system of structures that strike to the NW of the Leckie Gold Deposit for several kilometres. These targets are more fully described in a narrated presentation, available here. Objectives of the Alpha IP Survey: · The 15 line km survey will cover the down-dip extension, on Solstice claims, of the historic Leckie Gold Deposit. The survey will extend a further 1.2 Km westwards to cover an area that has not been explored using modern methods despite potential evidence of a larger gold system being present (Figure 1). A nominal line spacing of 200m plus cross-lines is expected to lead to the generation of 2D and 3D IP models over the prime target area which will be used, in conjunction with existing data, to define drill targets. · The IP survey will extend approximately 2km east-west and will cover two areas of known gold showings with historical drill intercepts1 including: o Down dip of the Leckie Gold Deposit where published intercepts of 5.00 g/t Au over 17.28m and 7.66 g/t Au over 7.25m (core lengths) occur at vertical depths of approximately 50-100 metres below surface on Solstice claims, and; o Goward Lake (6.68 g/t Au /4.50m (core length)), where published IP data correlates with known drill intercepts, located on, or immediately adjacent to Solstice claims. · Permissive EM and geological features occur between the Leckie Gold Deposit and Goward Lake Target. The Alpha IP Survey will help to accurately define the structures and possible mineralization in this area. Solstice recently acquired data for a test Alpha IP line located approximately 1.1km west of the Leckie Gold Deposit. The northern end of the line confirms the location of historical IP anomalies with associated with copper and gold mineralization as in published diamond drill records. Importantly, four new IP targets are identified at the southern part of the line. These include three discrete, near surface targets and a possibly related, larger target at moderate depth, beginning at approximately 130 metres below surface. Possible extensions of these new IP anomalies will be further evaluated and modelled following completion of the new IP survey. In addition to delineating prospective mineralized zones, the Alpha IP data will serve to more accurately define drill targets for Solstice's upcoming winter drill program. Having accurate IP data on hand, combined with existing knowledge of structures and geological trends gives the potential to generate and drill-test quality new drill targets as part of 2024-25 winter drill program. Annuncio • Oct 08
Solstice Gold Corp., Annual General Meeting, Dec 04, 2024 Solstice Gold Corp., Annual General Meeting, Dec 04, 2024. Location: british columbia, vancouver Canada Annuncio • Jun 13
Solstice Gold Corp. Commences Gold in Till Sampling Program at its Atikokan Project, Northwest Ontario Solstice Gold Corp. announced the commencement of a focused gold in till sampling program at its Atikokan Gold Project in the Hammond Gold Camp in NW Ontario. The 189 km2 Atikokan Property is located approximately 120 km west of Thunder Bay and 26 km east of the Hammond Reef Gold Project owned by Agnico Eagle Mines Limited1 and hosts several prominent NE trending structures. Solstice believes that regional exploration work in recent years by both prospectors and Agnico as well as analysis of regional lake sediment data have demonstrated good potential for new gold discoveries associated with NE trending faults within the Marmion Batholith. Analysis of lake sediment data by Solstice within the Marmion Batholith collected by the OGS2, and locally in the Lost Moose Lake area3 identifies two large, and several smaller gold in lake sediment anomalies on Solstice claims. Till sampling by Osisko Mines Ltd. on the Hammond Reef Gold Property in 20124 show that both gold in till and lake sediment anomalies are spatially associated with the Hammond Reef Deposit. Noting the potential significance of the Lost Moose Lake anomaly, the OGS observes that the Lost Moose "lake sediment geochemical signature is analogous to the signature of Marmion Lake batholith-type gold occurrences."5 Limited field work in the western edge of the area of lake sediments anomalies has identified a large area (1000 m2) of barren quartz veining which may be indicative of a more extensive, unexplored hydrothermal system. The lake sediment anomaly on the Atikokan Property is also one of the in the Marmion Batholith and is similar in magnitude to the anomaly found at Hammond Reef. Solstice's Spring 2024 till sampling program is designed to test the area of this lake sediment anomaly using the same methodology as the 2012 till sampling program at Hammond Reef. If there is a gold in till anomaly spatially associated with the lake sediment anomaly on the Atikokan Property, Solstice believes that it would be a positive indication for the presence of in situ gold on our claims. The Company wishes to caution that there is no known mineral deposit on its claims and that there is no assurance that the data or exploration programs discussed herein will define significant gold mineralization on its claims. To design and undertake the program, Solstice has engaged Overburden Drilling Management ("ODM"), who advised on the 2012 Hammond Reef till sampling program design and processed samples for gold grains. Leaders in heavy mineral geochemistry, ODM pioneered the use of till sampling to identify gold anomalies in overburden, which has led to numerous mine discoveries throughout Canada and the world. The Atikokan till sampling program will employ the same methodology documented for the 2012 Hammond Reef Property till sampling program. There is extensive till-bedrock terrain throughout the target area, which is ideal for quality till sampling. The approximately 10-kilogram samples will be collected from the C-horizon soil layer (immediately overlying bedrock), processed, tracked, and shipped to ODM's Nepean laboratory for analysis. Sample material will be thoroughly inspected for the presence of gold-indicator minerals. Gold grains that are identified within the samples will be counted, optically examined, and classified by morphology (pristine versus reshaped) to ascertain the transport distance from their original bedrock source. Upon completion of these studies, the heavy mineral concentrates will be submitted to an independent laboratory for assaying. Annuncio • Apr 02
Solstice Gold Corp. Announces Chief Financial Officer Changes Solstice Gold Corp. announced the appointment of Mark Laycock as Chief Financial Officer. The company would extend sincere due to the company's outgoing CFO David Fischer for his guidance and support during his time with the Company. David has been CFO for over five years and has been a steady hand during periods of growth and change at Solstice. Mr. Laycock is a CPA, CGA with over 15 years of accounting and finance experience in both private and public companies listed on the Canadian and U.S. stock exchanges. Over the past five years he has provided senior accountant and financial reporting services to a number of listed companies including Great Bear Resources Ltd., Northern Empire Resources, Kodiak Copper Corp., and Solstice. In connection with Mr. Laycock’s appointment, pursuant to Solstice's stock option plan, the Company issued to him 600,000 stock options exercise for common shares of the Company at an exercise price of $0.05 with a term of five years with one third vesting immediately, one third after one year and one third after two years. The stock options are governed by the Company’s stock option plan. Mr. Laycock’s appointment as CFO of the Company is subject to acceptance and approval by the TSX Venture Exchange. Annuncio • Feb 01
Solstice Delineates Lithium Enrichment Coincident with Radiometric Anomalies on Its Church and Kamuck Projects, Northwest Ontario Solstice Gold Corp. provided an update on the exploration program at its Church and Kamuck Projects in the Quetico Subprovince, located approximately 85 km and 200 km NE of Thunder Bay, Ontario, respectively in the actively explored Quetico lithium district. Spodumene discoveries reported by exploration groups in 2023 are defining a greatly expanded area with high lithium potential within the Quetico subprovince. The Quetico Lithium District is centred around the Georgia Lake Lithium deposit (owned by Rock Tech). In 2023, a new spodumene discovery was reported by Pegmatite One (PGA) west of the Georgia Lake pegmatites and within 15 km of Solstice's Church Property. Spodumene was also reported in 2023 to the east of Georgia Lake by Tearlach (TEA) on their Georgina Properties2, immediately adjacent to Solstice's Gathering Lake claims, optioned to Green Technology Metals. Solstice's Kamuck Property is located just to the east of these discoveries and exhibits abundant fertility indicators. Further exploration of the area included prospecting and sampling throughout the fall of 2023, whole rock geochemical and LIBS analysis. Further study of publicly available geological and geophysical data has also helped to reveal promising geochemical and structural trends related to pegmatites on the Project. Key results include: Analysis of Ontario Geological Survey (OGS) radiometric data6 show Equivalent Uranium ("eU") anomalies that are related to a major structure - the Black Sturgeon River Fault ("BSRF") and related faults which are also developed near Pegmatite One's recent spodumene discovery and other known pegmatites in the area. The eU anomalies are interpreted by Solstice to be associated with a potassic granite source intrusion(s) which may also be the source of related pegmatites on the Property. This is supported by low K/Rb ratios in pegmatites sampled to date outside the main area of eU enrichment. LIBS analysis in an unknown mineral has registered readings of up to 5,470ppm Li (1.18% Li2O) in a newly identified area of pegmatites in the SE area of the Project. Much of the Church Property has not been prospected or sampled. Based on the promising results that are clearly tied to eU anomalies that have analogs to the North along the BSRF, these areas have the potential to host LCT Pegmatites, and therefore the next step on the Property will be to cover the rest of this area with detailed prospecting and sampling. Both properties produced favourable results in 2023, which continues to show promise for Solstice’s projects in the Quetico Lithium District: Preliminary exploration at Church in August of 2023, covering less than 5% of the area, delineated five 12-30m-wide pegmatites with quartz, albite and potassium feldspar along with books of muscovite, garnet, and beryl or fluorapatite. High Lithium values in alkali feldspars (50 - 280 ppm using LIBS4) define a lithium-enriched trend along the Southern end of Church. This trend largely aligns with the anomalies in radiometric data which continue to the north of Church and are spatially related to the Pegmatite One spodumene occurrence. LIBS analysis of unknown minerals at both Church and Kamuck have registered strong lithium responses. At Church, readings of up to 1.18% Li2O in an unknown mineral are coincident with the southern radiometric anomaly. At Kamuck, readings of up to 3.0% Li2O in a green mineral, likely fluorapatite were recorded after only one day of prospecting. Further exploration of the area included prospecting and sampling throughout the fall of 2023, whole rock geochemical and LIBS analysis. Further study of publicly available geological and geophysical data has also helped to reveal promising geochemical and structural trends related to pegmatites on the Project. Key results include: Analysis of Ontario Geological Survey (OGS) radiometric data6 show Equivalent Uranium anomalies that are related to a major structure – the Black Sturgeon River Fault (BSRF) and related faults which are also developed near Pegmatite One’s recent spodumene discovery and other known pegmatites in the area. The eU anomalies are interpreted by Solstice to be associated with a potassic granite source intrusion(s) which may also be the source of related pegmatites on the Property. Some pegmatites in the area are known to be uranium-bearing. Geochemical analysis using LIBS has identified a lithium-enriched trend of over 50 ppm Li in alkali feldspars (50 – 280ppm), from potassic granites or pegmatites. Similar readings in alkali feldspars have been shown to be reliable indicators for the presence of spodumene in known lithium districts. Sampling to date at Church suggests that elevated lithium in alkali feldspars is largely coincident with the pronounced eU anomaly. More regionally, the Pegmatite One spodumene occurrence and mapped (OGS) fertile pegmatites also display a close spatial relationship with eU anomalies. eU anomalies coincident with lithium enrichment in alkali feldspars at Church suggest potential fractionation outwards from core potassic (and uranium-enriched) source intrusion area(s). This is supported by low K/Rb ratios (a measure of fractionation) in pegmatites sampled to date outside the main area of eU enrichment. LIBS analysis in an unknown mineral has registered readings of up to 5,470ppm Li (1.18% Li2O) in a newly identified area of pegmatites in the SE area of the Project. Kamuck Property Solstice acquired the 31km Kamuck Property in October 2023 after a one-day property due diligence examination. Key observations include: Confirmation of a well exposed pegmatite swarm covering a 1km by 800m area which was initially identified using aerial imagery. The pegmatite is typically coarse-grained plagioclase feldspar with abundant indicators of fertility including books of muscovite, garnet, cordierite, and possible fluorapatite10. The pegmatite swarm correlates with a pronounced ENE and NNE trending, 3.9km long eU radiometric anomaly11 that satellite imagery shows has extensive exposure. Elevated Li content (LIBS readings of up to 3.0% Li2O) in a green mineral, likely fluorapatite12. According to Selway et.al., “the presence of blue or green Mn-rich fluorapatite indicates that the pegmatite has economic potential for Li-Cs-Ta”13. The fluorapatite also contains up to 1.02% Mn (1.31% MnO) which is also noted as a component in other fluorapatites in LCT pegmatites. The pegmatite swarm lies at the western end of, and is coincident with, part of a prominent ~3km ENE-trending eU anomaly interpreted to be a potential fault structure along which additional pegmatites may be developed. This, and other prominent structures and eU anomalies will be prospected in the 2024 field season. Upon seeing positive correlations between eU anomalies and lithium values in alkali feldspars at Church and Kamuck, Solstice subsequently staked a strong eU anomaly adjacent to Kamuck to bring its entire area to 43 km. Annuncio • Jan 09
Solstice Gold Corp. Provides an Update on the Exploration Program At Its Stewart Lake Project in the English River Subprovince, Approximately 275 Km Nne of Thunder Bay, Ontario Solstice Gold Corp. provided an update on the exploration program at its Stewart Lake Project ("SLP") in the English River Subprovince ("ERS"), approximately 275 km NNE of Thunder Bay, Ontario. Solstice's 2023 exploration program covered the majority of the SLP Property using road, boat, and helicopter-based prospecting traverses, as well as an initial soil survey. Over 350 pegmatites have been delineated through 2023 prospecting and historical drilling and are widely distributed across the property. A combination of high pegmatite density, fertile mineral assemblages, and elevated lithium in indicator minerals, define a broad swath of fractionated fertile pegmatites coincident with major regional structures in the east and southeast of SLP which believe suggest high potential for spodumene mineralization in the area. Major faults traversing the property define a sub-domain boundary zone. These juxtapose two structurally distinct granite - migmatite terrains and bound a regionally extensive iron formation and metasediment stratigraphy. The most fractionated pegmatites and most promising geochemical signatures are developed within these fault zones, especially where associated with the iron formation package. The Most fractionated pegmatites occur mainly in the east and southeast part of the project area, where numerous pegmatites occur, some with thicknesses exceeding 25m and crystals of albite up to 1m across. Over 14km strike length of this target area remains to be explored and will be the focus of exploration in 2024.egmatite Geochemistry Compares Favourably with Established LCT Pegmatite Districts: Extensive geochemical analysis using LIBS and whole rock geochemistry show indicators of fertility across the property with the best values being found within the sub-domain boundary structural zone, especially in its southeastern part of the project area. Whole rock geochemistry of these pegmatites compares favourably with other established pegmatite districts - particularly the Quetico Subprovince and the Allison Batholith3 areas, both of which host numerous spodumene-bearing pegmatites and lithium deposits. Soil Survey results exhibit elevated multielement anomalism (Li-Rb-Cs-Nb-Be) adjacent to exposed pegmatites discussed above. Stronger anomalies are identified in other overburden covered areas of the limited survey identifying new targets and demonstrating the utility of soils surveys in LCT pegmatite exploration. The strongest results define anomalies that crosscut the stratigraphic trend and are present where there is no outcrop or historical drilling. These anomalies suggest that an expanded soil program has the potential to delineate additional pegmatite targets. Sampling of these pegmatite targets. Samples have been delineate through 2023 prospecting and historic drilling. Annuncio • Oct 25
Solstice Gold Corp., Annual General Meeting, Dec 15, 2023 Solstice Gold Corp., Annual General Meeting, Dec 15, 2023. Annuncio • Sep 28
Solstice Gold Corp. Provides Exploration Update on Its Stewart Lake Project, English River Subprovince, Ontario Solstice Gold Corp. provided an update on the ongoing exploration program at its Stewart Lake Project ("SLP") in the English River Subprovince ("ERS"), approximately 275 km NNE of Thunder Bay, Ontario. The Company also recently added 73 km2 to the western margin of the SLP, increasing its ERS land package to 268 km2, following discovery of extensive pegmatites with fertile mineralogy. Approximately 65% of the property has been evaluated at a reconnaissance scale. Field programs will continue until October while weather conditions permit. Key 2023 exploration details: Fertile indicators have been identified in pegmatites and sampled in all areas of the project explored to date over the course of the ongoing 2023 field season. The majority of the areas identified in satellite photo analysis have abundant pegmatites. Pegmatite thicknesses vary from meter-scale up to over 30mthick, with several pegmatites exceeding 25m. One 30m-thick pegmatite crosscuts English River metasediments and has a strike length of at least 200m. Abundant fertile indicator minerals have been identified in pegmatite, containing one or more of muscovite, garnet, tourmaline, cordierite, and a widespread unidentified blue-green mineral. Large areas of pegmatite with 30 to 50 cm feldspar crystals and locally meter-scale crystals of albite were identified. Preliminary and ongoing geochemical analysis using LIBS2 has identified a lithium-enriched trend of over 40ppm Li in alkali feldspars (40 - 150ppm), which will require more follow-up prospecting and analysis. Similar readings in alkali feldSpars have been shown to be reliable indicators for the presence of spodumene in known lithium districts. Ongoing work will expand reconnaissance prospecting in currently unexplored areas of the project and will also include detailed follow up in priority areas based on observations and results to date. The Company plans to extend its in-depth and systematic prospecting and sampling program throughout the fall. Key areas that have not been prospected will be systematically explored. The Company also acknowledges the support of the Ontario Government with a $200,000 grant through their Ontario Junior Exploration Program. Pursuant to the OJEP grant, Solstice will receive up to $200,000 to cover 50% of eligible exploration costs on the project, which represents a meaningful milestone in advancing exploration at SLP. Solstice acquired its extensive land position in February 2023. The project area is previously unexplored and was acquired for rare element pegmatite exploration based on its geological similarity to the Quetico Subprovince (fertile granites in a dominantly metasedimentary setting), located to the south which hosts several rare element pegmatite deposits, as well as the presence of approximately 150 pegmatites up to 28m thick (core length) in drill core in a small part of the project area which was explored in the late 1950's to early 1960's for iron mineralization. In addition, the OGS recommended the area for exploration in February 2023 also based on general similarities with the Quetico geological Subprovince and a beryl-bearing pegmatite located to the east of Solstice's claims. Annuncio • Aug 12
Solstice Gold Corp. announced that it has received CAD 0.563323 million in funding On Aaugust 10, 2023, Solstice Gold Corp. closed the transaction. The company has issued 12,500,000 units for gross proceeds of approximately CAD 563,323. Under the Offering, the company issued 1,625,000 units of the National Units at CAD 0.04 per National Unit, 7,846,500 units of the Ontario Units to residents in Ontario at CAD 0.05 per Ontario Unit and 3,028,500 units at CAD 0.035 per Unit. No proceeds under the offering are expected to be paid to Non-Arm’s Length Parties. Insiders of the company subscribed for an aggregate of 89,640 Ontario Units, 1,250,000 National Units and 1,849,928 Units for gross proceeds of approximately CAD 119,229 in the transaction. Annuncio • Jun 01
Solstice Gold Corp. Expands Land Position At Slp and Outlines Summer Exploration Program Solstice Gold Corp. provided an update on the exploration plans for its Stewart Lake Lithium Project ("SLP") in the English River Subprovince ("ERS"). The Company also recently added 23 km2 ha of property adjacent to the SLP which increases its ERS land package to a total of 197 km2 ha to cover areas with potential pegmatites interpreted from satellite imagery. Key exploration details include: The OGS has recently identified the general SLP area as prospective for rare metal pegmatites in its "Recommendations for Exploration 2022-23"1. They suggest that the largely unexplored eastern ERS shows similar with the Quetico sub-province which hosts a large number of rare metal pegmatites1. Locally, pegmatites are documented in shallow drill holes that are close (1Kurucz, S.V. 2023. Rare-element pegmatite potential in the eastern English River Subprovince; in Ontario Geological Survey, Resident Geologist Program, Recommendations for Exploration 2022-2023, p.24-27. 2MNDM assessment reports (OAFD). 3P.C. Thurston and M.W. Carter, 1969. Operation Fort Hope, Makokibatan-Melchett lakes sheet, districts of Kenora (Patricia Portion), Cochrane and Thunder Bay. OGS Map P0565. The historical filed MNDM assessment reportscovering the SLP area provide descriptions of intersected pegmatites close to surface. Based on i) common surface expressions of pegmatites in similar terrains andii) satellite imagery of outcrops corresponding to mapped surface pegmatites by the OGS (P0565) elsewhere on and adjacent to SLP, Solstice believes it is reasonable to conclude that interpretation of satellite imagery is a justifiable method for first-pass identification of potential pegmatite-bearing outcrops. Note the density of pegmatites defined by previous drilling, as well as potential surface expressions of pegmatites throughout unexplored areas of the Property. Pegmatites in drill logs, mineralogy, and maximum observed core lengths per drill hole (source: filed MNDM assessment reports. Annuncio • May 24
Solstice Gold Corp. Completes Phase 2 Drilling At RLX Reviews Lithium Potential of Property Solstice Gold Corp. announced completion of the 2023 winter diamond drilling program on 100% owned, royalty-free Red Lake Extension (“RLX”) project, located in the northwestern corner of the Red Lake Gold Camp. A total of 4,034 m was drilled during the winter of 2023 in 12 drill holes. Drilling Summary: Solstice completed 9,364m of diamond drilling in 23 drill holes as part of the Summer 2022 and Winter 2023 drilling programs which tested a 12 km corridor of RLX. This total includes two lost drill holes which were abandoned prior to reaching their targets. Two target areas, including one with previously documented gold, were inaccessible due to unsatisfactory ice conditions. Anomalous gold is present in 8 out of 23 drill holes over a tested strike length of 12 km. The best results are 1.96 g/t Au over 1.50 m (RLXDH22-07) at a down-hole depth of 331 m, 0.82 g/t over 1.05m (RLXDH22-02) at 317.6 m, and 0.33 g/t Au over 1.55 m (RLXDH23-12) at 99.45 m. Drill results further confirm that the RLX property is underlain by the northern extension of volcanic rocks of the Red Lake Greenstone Belt as documented at the Sidace gold deposit located approximately 12.5 km to the southwest (Evolution Mining 53.3% /Pacton Gold 46.7%). In addition to the gold identified by Solstice’s drill programs, previous drilling in 1980 by Dome Exploration* reported elevated gold in intrusive rocks in two shallow holes drilled on Nungesser Lake. One drill hole (B6) reported 0.62 g/t gold over 1.5 m at 57.3 m down hole, plus a separate interval of 0.62 g/t over 1.5 m at 62.0 m. This location was inaccessible in 2023 drilling due to ice conditions. A second drill hole (B7) located approximately 1.8 km further east, reported 0.62 g/t gold over 1.3 m at 59 m. Dome reported a total of 12 AQ (18mm diameter) drill holes in the area for a total of 1198.3 m. Gold assays are reported for only 7% of the Dome drill core but trace values are widespread. Values reported in this news release were converted from imperial measurements of dwt (1.55 dwt = 1 g/t) in the original logs. The intercept of 0.33 g/t Au over 1.5 m from RLXDH23-12 (Table 1) is 50 m down dip of the historical gold-bearing intercept in Dome hole 122-B7, verifying the presence of gold in that area and, in Solstice’s view, confirming the validity of the historical data. Bedrock cores retrieved on the property have low fracture density and consist of competent rocks with consistent 100% recovery rates. Small intersections of fault gouge and minor incidences of short sections of missing core do not impact results. All ½ drill core samples were collected in a secure location, and shipped to Activation Laboratories Ltd. in Thunder Bay, Ontario. A series of industry standard internal quality control and assurance programs were followed, which included security tags on all shipments and the insertion of certified reference materials, duplicates (¼ core) and blank samples in regular intervals. Samples were processed at the lab for gold analysis by a 50-gram fire assay with finish by atomic absorption and for multi-element ICP using a 4-acid digestion (package 1F2 – Near Total Digestion – ICP) which includes lithium. All results in this news release passed internal QA/QC protocols. Actlabs is independent of Solstice. Inspection of ICP analytical results of all samples shows an apparent enrichment in lithium in both intrusive and altered host units compared to typical crustal abundance of 20 ppm Despite sparse sampling, a total of 45 intrusive samples contain greater than 45 ppm Li. All logged intrusive units contain elevated samples of Li >45 ppm with the highest values in biotite altered Ultramafics (26 samples, mean = 46 ppm Li, maximum value= 105 ppm Li), Tonalite (207 samples, mean = 24 ppm Li, maximum value = 82 ppm Li) and Intermediate Intrusives (53 samples, mean = 31.5 ppm Li, maximum value = 88 ppm Li). In sampled supracrustal (i.e. non-intrusive) rocks, 18% of samples (386) contain in excess of 45 ppm Li, with a maximum value of 145 ppm Li. Lithium is elevated in altered supracrustal rocks whose original protolith is sometimes difficult to ascertain. These rocks contain appreciable amounts of mica including a red variety which has been identified via QEMSCAN at Saskatchewan Research Council as muscovite. Apparently elevated Lithium at RLX is observed in all rock types including some (e.g. ultramafics) which typically contain low amounts of Li2. RLX sits within, or adjacent to, a major extensional crustal feature (“E1-E2”) inferred from seismic data, which extends northwards from Red Lake for at least 100 km. Recently, at the north end of this structure GoldOn Resources in a news release April 24, 2023, described elevated lithium in country rocks associated with a peraluminous granite on their property. It is possible that the E1-E2 structure is associated with regional lithium alteration which could be related to potentially as-yet undiscovered plutons and pegmatites. Solstice plans to evaluate the content of other rare metals through re-analysis of a subset of selected samples prior to considering potential additional sampling of drill core. It should be noted that results reported by GoldOn Resources are not necessarily indicative of similar mineralization or potential at RLX. Annuncio • Jan 17
Solstice Commences Winter Drilling At Its Red Lake Extension Solstice Gold Corp. announced the commencement of the Phase 2 drill program at its 100% owned and royalty-free, Red Lake Extension project, located in the northwest corner of the prolific Red Lake Gold Camp. The 4,000m program (10-12 drill holes) will test two main target areas at an average depth of approximately 200m below surface. These areas are complementary to those drilled in Phase 1 last summer and include targets with more of a structural emphasis or a follow up on historical drilling described below. This winter program includes ice drilling to optimize access to targets. RLX hosts a road-accessible, 18km-long largely unexplored extension of the Red Lake Greenstone Belt, located ~27 km north of the community of Red Lake. It lies in the vicinity of a major deep-tapping fault inferred by government geologists and researchers from seismic data1,2. Mapping by the Ontario Geological Survey 3 has identified a regional scale deformation zone, the Nungesser Shear Zone which parallels the property to the west. In the western part of the RLX project, a distinctive intrusive rock type known as ‘Sanukitoid’ has also been mapped by government geologists. Such intrusions are derived from deep (mantle) sources and are typically associated with major crustal-scale faults. The Ontario Geological Survey1 has noted from seismic data that, elsewhere in Red Lake, important gold deposits are associated with these deep fluid pathways. We consider the geological and structural setting at RLX to be highly prospective for gold mineralization. Many large and prospective areas of RLX, are best accessed in the winter due to the presence of lake and/or swamp. Winter targets have some of the strongest electro-magnetic response and structural complexity at RLX. Drilling has commenced at the South Fold target area. A mapped fold in the South Fold Target within altered mafic volcanics and iron formation with strong EM response. Folding post-dates regional folding in the area and is associated with large-scale NE-trending faults. Solstice interprets this area to be the northeastern extension of the East Bay Fault . In the core of the Red Lake camp, the EBF is a fundamental regional structure with associated gold mineralization along much of its length. Follow up of elevated gold and alteration in Phase 1 areas (South Nungesser target); Areas where shallow drilling using small, 18mm diameter core by Dome exploration in 1980 documented elevated gold (Dome B6 and B7 targets). Additional target areas as shown in guided by observations from current drilling, gold in humus soils and geophysical modeling. In addition to newly identified gold in volcanic rocks, previous drilling in 1980 by Dome Exploration reported elevated intrusive-hosted gold in two shallow holes drilled on Nungesser Lake. One drill hole (B6) reported 0.62g/t gold over 1.5m at 57.3m down hole, plus a separate interval of 0.62g/t over 1.5m at 62.0m. A second drill hole (B7) located approximately 1.8km further east, reported 0.62g/t gold over 1.3m at a down-hole depth of 59m. These areas will be tested in Phase 2. This area is defined by a NE trending fold cut by regional-scale NE-faults. Mapping in this area has identified epidote and carbonate altered mafic volcanic flows and flow breccias with local intercalated exhalite units. These are likely correlated to mafic volcanics in the main RLGB. The area exhibits strong Bi-Pb-Mo and Au-Ag-Sb soil anomalies. EM inversion modeling identifies three main target areas which display increasing conductivity with depth. Drilling in this area is designed to test all three attributes, geological, geochemical, and geophysical. The main limb of the RLX greenstone belt, which occupies the western half, forms a flexure related to extensive F2 faults cut by later F3 faults. Solstice drill hole 22-07, which returned 1.96g/t Au over 1.5m, lies at the southern end of this area. Four holes are planned to drill test this area. An additional four holes will test remaining targets in the eastern part. These include areas of EM associated with magnetic depletion which are related to a NE-trending F3 fault (Peanut Target), strong EM response with associated magnetic response (NE Target) and previous gold documented by Dome Exploration (B7 Target).