Announcement • Feb 18
Coloured Ties Capital Provides Information to Shareholders of Labrador Gold On February 18, 2026, Coloured Ties Capital Inc. announced that it commit to paying shareholders a $0.02 dividend, if successful and will declare it within 7 days of the shareholder meeting, and stated that it would be far better to return some capital to shareholders than to continue to gamble it away on these poorly considered investments in other Companies’ projects, and Coloured Ties believes that returning some capital to shareholders is the right thing to do and it would still leave enough capital in the treasury to pursue prudent brownfield opportunities. In addition, Coloured Ties stated that allowing the current treasury destruction path and voting for the continuation of the current management will likely result in a much-depleted treasury, a grass roots project portfolio and a return to the pre-Coloured Ties common share valuation, or much less. Announcement • Feb 14
Coloured Ties views Labrador Gold's choice of Nemo Project as Value Destructive On February 13, 2026, Coloured Ties Capital expressed its views in connection with the Company's Board, labelling the Company’s recent choice of the Nemo Project as value destructive. In addition, Coloured Ties Capital highlighted a growing shareholder support for a shift away from what they termed a Board-Lead Blunder-Fest, emphasizing that credible leadership is essential for identifying quality investment opportunities, which the current Board has failed to do. Coloured Ties criticized the announced joint venture with Nemo Resources, arguing that it represents a recipe for treasury destruction and is unsuitable for a junior mining company. Further, Coloured Ties Capital pointed out that the Board's inability to source and evaluate projects has led to a reliance on outdated strategies, particularly in the context of the current commodities cycle, which favours brownfield exploration over long-term, high-risk ventures. Furthermore, Coloured Ties Capital urged shareholders to disregard the Board's distractions and focus on the facts, asserting that the Board is responsible for significant value destruction and strategic blunders. Coloured Ties called for a vote against the current leadership, advocating for the meaningful change and restore Company to a respected exploration and development company. Announcement • Feb 11
Kal Malhi and Coloured Ties Capital Inc. Commence Defamation Claim Against Labrador Gold Corp., James R. Borland, Leonidas Karabelas, Roger Moss and Trevor Boyd Coloured Ties Capital Inc. is one of the largest shareholders of Labrador Gold Corp. (TSXV: LAB) (OTCQB: NKOSF) (FSE: 2N6) ("Labrador" or the "Company"). Coloured Ties together with Kulwant (Kal) Malhi (the "Plaintiffs"), announce that they have commenced a defamation claim against Labrador, James R. Borland, Leonidas Karabelas, Roger Moss and Trevor Boyd (the "Defendants") with the Ontario Superior Court of Justice (the "Claim"). The Claim alleges that, among other things, on February 2, 2026 the Defendants caused to be published a letter to shareholders in the name of Labrador's board of directors and entitled "The Dissident's Motives Exposed: A Message From Your Board of Directors at Labrador Gold", together with its associated cover pages, graphics, and proxy messaging (collectively, the "Letter"). The Letter was disseminated as campaign material urging shareholders to vote management's proxy and to protect their Labrador investment from the Plaintiffs. The Claim alleges that Labrador knowingly published and disseminated false and defamatory statements accompanied by misleading and inflammatory imagery. Through its language, headings, imagery, and overall presentation, including the prominent headline "MALHICIOUS INTENT" and a depiction of Kal Malhi as a figure carrying away shareholder money from a vault, the Letter was designed to depict the Plaintiffs as thieves, dishonest, predatory, and a threat to shareholder property. The Defendants' use of misleading imagery and accompanying statements was reckless as to the truth and presented in a manner that is causing serious reputational harm to the Plaintiffs. In the Claim, the Plaintiffs seek, among other things, injunctive relief restraining the Defendants from further publishing or republishing the false, misleading and defamatory imagery and statements, and monetary damages for defamation from the Defendants including general, special, aggravated, and punitive damages, to be determined at trial. Announcement • Feb 07
Coloured Ties Provides Information to Shareholders of Labrador Gold On February 6, 2026, Coloured Ties Capital Inc., together with Kal Malhi and Rauni Malhi, announced that they strongly condemn recent statements by Labrador Gold Corp. suggesting that shareholder votes cast on its proxy card not be counted, calling the maneuver a blatant attempt to intimidate shareholders and undermine the integrity of the corporate governance process. In addition, Coloured Ties Capital stated that by raising spurious and misleading claims about the validity of its proxy, Company is attempting to sow confusion among investors and suppress lawful shareholder participation, and that these tactics are not about compliance or clarity but are about entrenchment. Further, Coloured Ties Capital believes that the Company's actions are an effort to distract from substantive issues and discourage independent thinking, and that rather than engaging on the merits of performance, strategy, and accountability, Company appears more focused on an authoritarian agenda of clinging to power at all costs. Furthermore, Coloured Ties Capital urged shareholders to stand up for their rights and vote only on its proxy for much needed change at the Company, stating that shareholders will defend their legal rights as shareholders and intend to take all action necessary to enforce the rights of all shareholders and uphold shareholder democracy should the company deny shareholder votes as threatened. Announcement • Dec 11
Labrador Gold Corp., Annual General Meeting, Feb 24, 2026 Labrador Gold Corp., Annual General Meeting, Feb 24, 2026. Announcement • Nov 07
Labrador Gold Corp. Provides Update on Exploration At the Hopedale and Borden Lake Extension Gold Projects Labrador Gold Corp. provided an update on its 2025 exploration programs at the Hopedale, Labrador and Borden Lake, Ontario gold projects. The Hopedale property covers much of the Archean-age Florence Lake greenstone belt that stretches over 60 km and is prospective for orogenic gold, volcanogenic massive sulphide (VMS) and magmatic copper-nickel deposits. The Borden Lake Extension property occurs in theapuskasing Structural Zone and is contiguous with Discovery's Borden Gold Mine property. The main focus of the 2025 exploration program was along the Thurber Gold trend. This three-kilometre trend, on the northernmost license, is defined by four significant gold occurrences (Thurber South, Thurber Dog, TD 500 and Thurber North) surrounded by anomalous gold in rock and soil samples that occur along the contact of intensely carbonate altered ultramafic volcanic rocks and altered felsic or mafic volcanic rocks. Mapping and sampling: Detailed mapping was carried out over the IP grid with the goal of refining contact relationships between the various lithological units and their relationship to gold mineralization. Other on the project, prospecting and mapping was carried out in the vicinity of known occurrences with the aim of extending known mineralization. Highlights from the prospecting included 2.2g/t Au in a grab sample at the Fire Ant occurrence near Rusty Ridge and nickel values of 0.25%, 0.23%, 0.22%, 0.21% and 0.15% at Last Resort in the south of the property. The results of the 2025 exploration program will be integrated with previous work over the course of the winter to determine follow up work for the 2026 season. Gold and copper potential of the Thurber license, showing the 3km long Thurber Gold Trend. Compilation map showing chargeability anomalies, magnetic highs and gold occurrences overlain on modeled resistivity at 150m depth. Location of gold, nickel, copper, and zinc occurrences on the Hopedale Property. Original results and QA/QC applied during the programs for samples shown here can be found in the following news releases: October 24, 2024: Labrador Gold announces results of summer field work at the Hopedale project including 32.32g/t Au at the north end of the 3km Thurber Gold Trend. February 7, 2024: Labrador Gold announces new discovery with assays of 106g/t Au and 20.4g/t Ag at Fire Ant Zone, Hopedale Project. January 19, 2023: Labrador Gold announces high grade gold and copper assays from Hopedale Project including 21.59g/t Au from TD500 and 10.2% Cu from Kaapak. November 22, 2019: Labrador Gold announces up to 8.26g/t gold in selected grab samples from new showing at Hopedale Project, Labrador. March 13, 2019: Labrador gold announces gold in rock samples from its Hopedale Project includes up to 11.4g/t Au in selected grab sample. Borden Lake Extension (BLE) In early October the company contracted Fladgate Exploration Consulting Corp. to complete a drone magnetic and LiDAR survey over the northern claims of the BLE property. The aim of the survey was to better define the contact between felsic gneisses to the south, and mafic gneiss and amphibolite units to the north which are interpreted to be part of the Borden Mine sequence stratigraphy. Samples have been submitted to Agat Labs in Thunder Bay and results are pending. The magnetic survey identified a major east-northeast trending lineament in the central part of the survey area which is underlain by quartz-biotite gneiss in two locations. An increase in the magnetic intensity approximately 500m north of this lineament corresponds with outcrops of mafic gneissand amphibolite which is underlain by quartz -biotite gneiss which relates well with an Ontario Geological Survey interpreted north-dipping thrust fault in the area (OGS map P.3821). The company will await assay results from the company will await assay results. 
