Canadian Gold Corp. Announces Tartan Mine Delivers Rich Results

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19.4 gpt Gold over 4.5 M Within 7.4 gpt Gold over 13.5 M Western Flank Continues to Grow 8.0 gpt Gold over 5.2 M

Toronto, Ontario--(Newsfile Corp. - February 10, 2025) - Canadian Gold Corp. (TSXV: CGC) ("Canadian Gold" or the "Company") is pleased to announce that ongoing exploration of the Tartan Mine Gold Project, near Flin Flon, Manitoba, continues to yield positive results in resource expansion, definition, and deepening the geological team's understanding of the project.

These recent results from the Company's ongoing Phase 4 drill program successfully met their objectives, namely: 1) Target a large undrilled area of the Main Zone located between historic and recent exploration holes below the limit of the 2017 resource estimate (Fig. 1), and 2) continue to build gold ounces along the western flank of the Main Zone, where the Company has been intersecting encouraging results, as highlighted in prior news releases (Fig. 1). Additionally, assays are pending along the deeper portion of the western flank, which appears promising and contains occurrences of visible gold.

Initial Phase 4 Drill Highlights

  • Hole TLMZ21-11W1 intersected a high-grade area of the Main Zone with significant visible gold (Fig. 2), returning 19.4 gpt gold over 4.5 metres within a wider interval of 7.4 gpt gold over 13.5 metres. This drill hole targeted a 90-metre gap in the Main Zone at 590 metres below surface, which was below the lower limit of the resource estimate (Fig. 1). Additional drilling of this area is warranted and could demonstrate a particularly rich part of the orebody that could potentially deliver increased gold grades and enhanced economics for the deposit.

  • Hole TLMZ21-04W3 continued with the Company's plan of growing the western limits of the Main Zone, returning 8.0 gpt gold over 5.2 metres, including 12.5 gpt gold over 2.55 metres, and expanding the width of the Main Zone by approximately 90% over a 50-metre stretch between 525 and 580 metres below surface (Fig. 1). The Company's geological team believes that there remains excellent potential to grow the limits of the Main Zone to the west and east, where similar growth opportunities may exist. Two additional holes further targeting the western limits between 680 and 730 metres below surface are currently pending. Both holes were drilled another 40 to 50 metres to the west and contained occurrences of visible gold.

  • Additional planned drilling for the Phase 4 program includes a deeper test of the South Zone, which is currently underway (Fig. 3), and two deep holes along the western flank of the Main Zone (Fig. 1). The drilling is designed to maximize the total potential gold ounces before the Company makes a decision on commencing an updated mineral resource estimate and mine economics study.