Trans Canada Gold Completes Phase 1 Drilling at Harrison Lake Project

Trans Canada Gold Corp. has announced the completion of Phase 1 underground drilling at its Harrison Lake Gold Project in southwestern British Columbia. Conducted by Paradigm Drilling Ltd, the work on Bear Mountain has met expectations. Alongside drilling, the company completed an underground mine refurbishment, passing a Ministry of Mines inspection. Drill cores are secured and prepared for analysis via the PhotonAssay method, aiming to increase gold grade assessments.

The company is advancing its phased investment strategy, upgrading facilities to support long-term value. With Phase 1 focusing on expanding gold zones, preparations are underway for Phase 2 drilling, targeting high-grade zones. The project area reflects geological traits similar to the Snowline Gold deposit in Yukon.

The project holds a non-compliant historical gold resource of 220,000 ounces. Exploration at Harrison Lake has identified targets for potential high-grade mineralization, though further exploration is necessary to classify resources accurately. Trans Canada is enhancing operational efficiency and reducing costs to maximize future opportunities.