Tillkännagivande • Jul 25
Sasquatch Resources Corp. Reports Early Exploration Results for Alberni Claims Including Golden Dome, Golden Eagle, and Star of the West Sasquatch Resources Corp. announced that early exploration results have been received from 3 areas of the Company's newest property, the Alberni Claims, including a grid outcrop and float sample program from an area of mineralized logging road at Golden Eagle averaging 1.62% copper, a waste rock grab sample from 1 of 3 historical mining waste piles located to date at Star of the West returned 7.7 g/t gold and 2.03% copper, and a potentially large system at Golden Dome has been observed up to 3km in length, 500m in width, and with an elevation change of 350m from one end to the other. 53 samples taken over approximately 2500m from frequent outcrops as well as 50 samples taken on a grid pattern from an area of logging road near the middle of the system yielded significant values for gold, copper, silver and molybdenum that warrant further testing. The average copper value across the 10 road samples was 1.62%, the highest being 4.3% and the lowest 0.01%, but with most (7/10) ranging between 0.5-2.5%. The 2 samples taken from the mineralization in bedrock adjacent to the road returned 0.57% and 4.49% copper respectively. Only a portion of the road built with high-sulphide material was sampled (about 20m of 180m or more), and there is at least one other area at Golden Eagle that shows similar potential. The Company plans to continue exploration work at Golden Eagle over the summer given these early results, with a focus on further assessing grades and volumes in logging road material and any adjacent surface mineralization. The Star of the West area of the Alberni Claims contains a number of waste rock piles related to historical mining activity, as well as historical showings and areas with surface mineralization. To date, the Company has located 3 waste piles, but it is possible there are more. Exploratory sampling to guide and help focus future work was done at 2 of the 3 waste piles located to date, as well as at a number of other locations where surface mineralization was observed while looking for other waste piles. One sample from one of the 2 waste piles returned 7.7 g/t gold and 2.03% copper. Other samples results ranged from below detection limits to 12.05% copper, and below detection limits to 1.99 g/t gold. Results from samples 6-11 all appear to justify further investigation. The Company plans to further investigate known waste piles at Star of the West, locate and sample additional piles that may be present, and conduct further testing on other observed mineralization trends where warranted. The most interesting aspect of Golden Dome is what appears to be a hydrothermal magmatic system of potential size, discovered mainly as a result of recent logging road construction. Prior to sampling, the hydrothermal magmatic system, which runs along the surface and has been exposed in multiple areas by the newly constructed logging roads (and is also evidenced by numerous outcrops) was mapped at approximately 3km in length, 500m in width, and with an elevation change from one end to the other of at least 350m. The Company took 53 outcrop samples over a total length of approximately 2500 meters. The Company took a further 50 samples on a grid pattern from one section of logging road, over a total length of 200m that crossed through the mineralized zone. These average numbers across a significant distance (in the case of bedrock sampling) as well as similar (yet slightly improved) results for the 50 grid-pattern waste rock sample in road material are highly encouraging. Further work testing the system over larger areas at surface and additional areas of mineralized logging road will be conducted over the summer. The Company will seek advice surrounding the best way to further verify the size and scope of the system, which to date has only been done by walking, observing, and now sampling mineralization occurring at surface. It is likely that some geophysical work will be conducted, which could be followed by drilling. The Company may solicit for suitable partners or optionors with a demonstrated exploration track record to advance Golden Dome when drilling becomes the next reasonable development step. Tillkännagivande • Feb 28
Sasquatch Resources Corp. (CNSX:SASQ) completed the acquisition of Mineral Claims in Port Alberni Region from Justin Deveault. Sasquatch Resources Corp. (CNSX:SASQ) executed an asset purchase agreement to acquire Mineral Claims in Port Alberni Region from Justin Deveault for CAD 0.17 million on February 17, 2026. The consideration consists of 1.5 million common equity of Sasquatch Resources Corp. to be issued for assets of Mineral Claims in Port Alberni Region. The Shares will be subject to a four month hold period in accordance with applicable securities laws. The Agreement also provides that an additional 10 mineral claims, covering approximately 201 additional hectares in the area, which are currently under application by Justin Deveault, are also covered by the Agreement and will be conveyed by the Vendor to Sasquatch if and when each applied-for claim is granted. Sasquatch Resources Corp will also issue a 2.0% net smelter returns royalty on the Claims. Sasquatch will have the right to repurchase one-half of the royalty by paying CAD 0.5 million to Justin Deveault at any time.
All of Sasquatch’s directors (except for Deveault, who abstained from voting) unanimously approved the transaction.
Sasquatch Resources Corp. (CNSX:SASQ) completed the acquisition of Mineral Claims in Port Alberni Region from Justin Deveault on February 26, 2026. Tillkännagivande • Feb 19
Sasquatch Resources Corp. (CNSX:SASQ) agreed to acquire Mineral Claims in Port Alberni Region for CAD 0.17 million. Sasquatch Resources Corp. (CNSX:SASQ) agreed to acquire Mineral Claims in Port Alberni Region for CAD 0.17 million on February 18, 2026. The consideration consists of 1.5 million common equity of Sasquatch Resources Corp. to be issued for assets of Mineral Claims in Port Alberni Region. The Shares will be subject to a four month hold period in accordance with applicable securities laws. Tillkännagivande • Feb 07
Sasquatch Resources Corp Appoints Jill Doucette as Board Advisor Sasquatch Resources Corp. has appointed Jill Doucette as a Board Advisor. Jill Doucette founded Synergy, an environmental consultancy specializing in carbon accounting and tailored environmental planning and strategy, in 2008, following her Bachelor of Science in Biology from the University of Victoria. Since then, Jill has become a recognized leader at the intersection of business and sustainability, driven by a belief that industry, communities, and organizations can mobilize toward a low-carbon future. Through Synergy, Jill and her team empower businesses to lead in corporate climate action. By supporting organizations to take decisive, credible steps on climate change, Synergy helps reduce environmental impact while strengthening long-term resilience through operational efficiencies and future-proofing strategies. Tillkännagivande • Jan 20
Sasquatch Resources Corp. announced that it expects to receive CAD 0.5 million in funding Sasquatch Resources Corp. announced a non-brokered private placement to issue 5,000,000 units (each, a "Unit") at a price of CAD 0.10 per unit for gross proceeds of CAD 500,000 on January 19, 2026. Each Unit will consist of one common share of the Company and one-half of one share purchase warrant (each whole warrant, a "Warrant", entitling the holder to purchase one common share at a price of CAD 0.15 for a period of twenty-four (24) months from the date of issuance). The Company may pay finder's fees in connection with the Offering. Securities issued under the Offering will be subject to a four month hold period in accordance with applicable Canadian securities laws. Insiders of the Company are expected to participate in the Offering. Tillkännagivande • Jan 14
Sasquatch Resources Corp. Reports Sampling Results from Slesse Gold Claims Sasquatch Resources Corp. reported sampling results from a prospecting and sampling program completed in the fall of 2025. The Slesse Gold Claims area ("Slesse" or the "Property") is comprised of 14 mineral claims covering approximately 1,989 hectares south of Sardis, British Columbia, adjacent to the USA border. 11 of the mineral claims covering approximately 1,567 hectares were acquired pursuant to an asset purchase agreement on November 27, 2025, and Sasquatch made application through BC Mineral Titles Online for the remaining 3 mineral claims covering approximately 422 hectares. The application process is expected to be completed within 30-90 days before registration of these 3 claims can be confirmed. A total of 30 samples were taken from 3 Property areas, these being the Red Mountain Fault Zone, the Glacier Zone, and the McFarlene Creek Zone. These zones are area references only, and not meant to suggest specific exploration targets, which have not yet been delineated. The purpose of the prospecting and sampling program was to test various areas which appeared to have significant mineralization either in bedrock or in float boulders, and to subsequently narrow the Company's focus to conduct more investigations, if and where warranted. Highlights from the now completed program include: 10 of 12 samples taken from the Red Mountain Fault Zone exceeded 1g/t gold, with the two highest returning 135.5 g/t and 700 g/t gold respectively. 8 of 12 samples taken from theRed Mountain Fault Zone exceeded 5% copper, with the two highest at 22.8% and 14.65% copper. In each copper sample exceeding 5%, gold was also highly anomalous, ranging from 3.54 g/t to 19.85 g/t gold. One sample from the Red Mountain Fault Zone (which did not contain anomalous copper) contained 121 g/t silver and 135.5 g/t gold. At its south end the Red Mountain Fault Zone is 150m from the historic Red Mountain Gold Mine, just off property and across the border in the USA, which produced for 30 years and closed due to a fire in 1942. 
