Announcement • Jun 20
Canadian Gold Resources Announces 2026 Exploration Program Across Three Québec Properties and Provides Lac Arsenault Operational Update Canadian Gold Resources announced its 2026 exploration program, which will encompass all three of its 100% owned projects located in the Gaspé Peninsula, Québec: Lac Arsenault, Robidoux, and VG Boulder. The 2026 exploration program will comprise reconnaissance prospecting, geological mapping, and soil geochemistry surveys across all three properties. The planned work is designed to refine the Company's geological models, identify and prioritize new areas of interest, and generate targets for upcoming drilling campaigns. Additional geophysical surveys may also be undertaken where warranted by exploration results. At the Company's flagship Lac Arsenault property, Canadian Gold intends to undertake a new phase of diamond drilling focused on testing the property's complex structural setting and evaluating targets generated through the Company's ongoing geological interpretation. Interpretation of geological data identified untested fault structures across the property, which management believes represent highly prospective targets for gold-bearing polymetallic vein mineralization. The known high-grade polymetallic gold mineralization at Lac Arsenault is hosted within an interlocking fault structure. The Company believes that the numerous additional fault intersections identified throughout the property may represent analogous mineralized systems and intends to evaluate these targets through a systematic exploration program culminating in an expanded diamond drilling campaign in late summer/fall 2026. The Company is currently preparing drill permit applications and expects drilling to commence following receipt of the necessary approvals. The Company's previously announced bulk sample program at Lac Arsenault continues to advance and is proceeding as planned. All permits required for the program remain in good standing, and excavation of mineralized material is expected to commence during the third quarter of 2026. In advance of initiating the bulk sample, the Company is awaiting assay results from its recently completed drill program. These results are expected to enhance the Company's understanding of the geometry, continuity and characteristics of the mineralized system, helping to further de-risk the project and ensure that the bulk sample is executed utilizing the most complete geological information available. Concurrently, the Company is reviewing previously obtained processing and transportation quotations and finalizing the logistical arrangements associated with the program. At the VG Boulder property, the Company will conduct reconnaissance prospecting and soil geochemistry surveys with the potential for follow-up drilling later in 2026, subject to exploration results and permitting. A key objective of the program will be the systematic evaluation of the property's precious metal and antimony potential through systematic outcrop mapping and sampling. The Company plans to utilize a portable backpack drill to access and obtain samples from prospective outcrops, generating valuable geological data to support target generation and resource evaluation. Assay results from the Company's recently completed drill program at Lac Arsenault have taken longer to process and interpret than originally anticipated. The Company expects to provide shareholders with a further operational update regarding assay timing and related activities in the near term as additional information becomes available. Announcement • Apr 16
Canadian Gold Resources Ltd., Annual General Meeting, Jun 19, 2026 Canadian Gold Resources Ltd., Annual General Meeting, Jun 19, 2026. Announcement • Jan 31
Canadian Gold Resources Ltd. announced that it has received CAD 1.05 million in funding Canadian Gold Resources Ltd. announces that it has completed 7,000,000 non flow-through units at a price of CAD 0.15 per NFT Unit for gross proceeds of CAD 1,050,000 on January 29, 2026. Each NFT Unit is comprised of one common share and one share purchase warrant, each Warrant entitling the holder to acquire one additional Common Share of the Company at a price of CAD 0.22 per share for a period of 36 months from the date of issuance. In connection with the sale of the NFT Units, the Company paid CAD 79,640 cash finder's fees and issued 530,933 finder's warrants to eligible arm's length parties. Closing of the LIFE Offering is subject to final acceptance by the TSX Venture Exchange. Announcement • Nov 28
Canadian Gold Resources Ltd. Reports Maiden Diamond Drill Program At the Lac Arsenault Project Canadian Gold Resources Ltd. reported that its maiden diamond drill program at the Lac Arsenault Project is now underway. Drill equipment has arrived on site, and the Company has completed the first drill collar. A total of 12 drill pads have been constructed to support initial drilling at the high-grade Baker Vein, forming the first phase of the Company's planned program. Canadian Gold is currently operating under a permit authorizing 36 drill holes totaling approximately 3,000 metres. As previously announced on November 14, 2026, the Company has submitted an amended permit application to the Ministere des Ressources naturelles et des Forets (MRNF), which is currently being reviewed. If approved, the amended permit would allow the drill program to expand to up to 60 drill holes, including approximately 15 holes designed to test new high-priority vein and stockwork-style targets identified through the recent Induced Polarization ("IP") survey. Announcement • Jul 11
Canadian Gold Resources Ltd. Reports New Surface Sampling Results from Its 100%-Owned Lac Arsenault Property, Located in Quebec's Underexplored Gaspe Peninsula Canadian Gold Resources Ltd. reported exciting new surface sampling results from its 100%-owned Lac Arsenault Property, located in Quebec's underexplored Gaspe Peninsula. This latest fieldwork, conducted in early June 2025, focused on exposing and sampling the Baker and Mersereau veins-two primary structures central to the Company's upcoming bulk sample program. High-grade assay results continue to validate Lac Arsenault's strong potential to host a precious metals system, while also identifying new zones of mineralization in previously overlooked areas. Sampling Highlights. Sample BVA2025-004: 28.9 g/t gold, 306 g/t silver, Sample BVA2025-006: 22.9 g/t Gold, 399 g/t silver, 17.8% lead, Sample Mersereau (unnumbered):, 25.5 g/t gold, 447 g/t silver, 18.4% lead, sample BVA2025-008: 5.32 g/t gold, 452 g/t silver, 25.7% lead. These grades are significant for surface sampling and support the near-surface potential for bulktonnage extraction. Announcement • Apr 09
Canadian Gold Resources Ltd., Annual General Meeting, Jun 26, 2025 Canadian Gold Resources Ltd., Annual General Meeting, Jun 26, 2025. Announcement • Apr 04
Canadian Gold Resources Ltd. Identifies Major Structural Targets from Magnetic Survey at VG Boulder Property, Quebec Canadian Gold Resources Ltd. announced the preliminary interpretation of data from its recently completed airborne magnetic survey at the wholly-owned VG Boulder Property, located on Quebec's Gaspe Peninsula. Survey Highlights: Identification of multiple major fault structures, notably the precise delineation of the Grand Pabos Fault and the Riviere Garin Fault, and the delineation of a second major structure parallel to the Grand Pabos Fault. Key structural intersections, including where the Grand Pabos and Riviere Garin Faults converge on the VG Boulder Property, along with significant splay structures that could host concentrated zones of mineralization. Correlation of major structural targets with historical high-grade mineral showings, enhancing regional geological understanding and mineralization continuity across the Company's land holdings, including the Robidoux and Lac Arsenault projects. First Vertical Derivative data (FVD) magnetic data with interpreted structures. Historical mineral showings referenced in Figure 1 are documented from previous exploration filed with Ressources naturelles et Forets (e.g., report GM56965). While these historical grades have not been independently verified by Canadian Gold and should not be considered indicative of current or future mineral resources, they align closely with the newly interpreted structures, highlighting the region's considerable exploration upside. The Company will integrate these geophysical findings with ongoing field mapping, targeted sampling programs, and a comprehensive review of historical exploration data to further define high-potential drill targets at VG Boulder, Lac Arsenault, and adjacent properties. Announcement • Mar 26
Canadian Gold Resources Ltd. Announces the Preliminary Interpretation of Data from the Recently Completed Airborne Magnetic Survey At Its Wholly Owned Lac Arsenault Property, Located on the Gaspe Peninsula Canadian Gold Resources Ltd. announced the preliminary interpretation of data from the recently completed airborne magnetic survey at its wholly owned Lac Arsenault Property, located on the Gaspe Peninsula. The survey results represent a significant exploration milestone, delivering critical structural insights and advancing the Company's understanding of the mineralized systems along its 34-kilometre land position on the highly prospective Grand Pabos Fault. Highlights of the Magnetic Survey: Multiple major fault structures identified, including precise delineation of the Grand Pabos Fault and newly recognized splay and secondary structures interpreted to be critical for gold-silver mineralization emacement. Key structures correlate with known historical mineral showings, including the Baker Vein (Au-Ag-Pb) and the Mersereau Vein (Au- Ag-Pb), significantly enhancing the prioritization of future drill targets. Improved structural understanding supports regional continuity of mineralized systems across the Company's land holdings, including the Robidoux and VG Boulder properties. First Vertical Derivative data (FVD) magnetic data with interpreted structures. The Baker and Mersereau showings are based on historical data filed with Ressources naturelles et Forets (e.g., report GM59324). While Canadian Gold has not verified these historical results and does not rely on them, the interpreted structural continuity and historical indicators together support the region's high mineral potential. Historical grades are not necessarily indicative of current or future mineral resources. The Company will continue integrating this geophysical data with field mapping, sampling, and historical datasets to further refine drill targets at Lac Arsenault and adjacent projects. Announcement • Jan 29
Canadian Gold Reveals Promising Airborne Magnetic Survey Results for Robidoux Property Canadian Gold Resources Ltd. announced the preliminary interpretation of airborne magnetic survey data for its Robidoux property in Quebec’s Gaspé Peninsula. The results represent a major milestone for the Company, providing detailed structural insights into the Robidoux property, which is part of the Company’s broader 34 km stretch along the highly prospective Grand Pabos Fault. Key Findings: Identified key fault structures that align with known mineral showings, structures are critical in the emplacement of gold-silver mineralization and point to significant exploration potential. The new data has allowed for a more precise location of the Grand Pabos Fault, which was previously unclear in regional datasets. Also revealed are key splay and secondary structures offering valuable drill targets for future exploration. The interpreted structures coincide with known showings such as the Robidoux-Appalache Au-Ag-Pb showing, and the location of the historic bulk sample. Canadian Gold Resources has not verified these historic results and is not relying on them. The Robidoux-Appalache Au-Ag-Pb showing source of historical information referred to herein is report GM58486 filed with Ressources naturelles et Forêts. Announcement • Jan 03
Canadian Gold Resources Ltd. announced that it has received CAD 2.345 million in funding On January 2, 2025, the company has closed the transaction. The company has issued 7,418,333 flow-through units at a price of CAD 0.30 per unit for the gross proceeds of CAD 2,225,500 and 478,000 non flow-through units at ice of CAD 0.25 per unit for the gross proceeds of CAD 119,500 for the aggregate gross proceeds of CAD 2,345,000. In connection with the Offering, the Company has paid CAD 159,275 cash finders fees and issued 533,821 finders warrants