Quesnelle Gold Quartz Mine Property

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Property Overview

The Quesnelle Gold Quartz Mine Property is a 94,899 hectare (234,500 acres), 100% owned asset located in western Canada near Hixon in British Columbia’s historic Cariboo Gold District.

The Property encompasses a historic mining camp with over 160 years of mining and exploration history. Strategically bordered by Osisko Development Corp., the Property is located next to existing infrastructure, making it workable year-round.

The geological setting consists of orogenic gold deposits, similar to the nearby 5.5 Moz Cariboo Gold Project and 4.7 Moz Spanish Mountain Deposit.

2024 Discovery: The Halo zone returned 136.51m at 1.77 g/t gold in the discovery hole, demonstrating multi-million ounce deposit potential with kilometres of untapped exploration opportunities.

Location

Hixon, BC

Cariboo Gold District
Total Size

94,899 ha

234,500 acres
Ownership

100%

Fully owned
Status

Active

Year-round drilling

Exploration Zones

Halo zone

highest

Major Discovery – 2024

Located 830m northwest from the historic Quesnelle Quartz Mine. Discovery hole QGQ24-13 returned 136.51m at 1.77 g/t gold near surface.

North Hixon zone

high
High Priority Target
Parallel trend to the Main and Halo zones. Only 3 drill holes completed to date, with promising results requiring expansion.

Main zone (Quesnelle Quartz Mine)

Medium
Historic Producer – Largely Untested
Site of historic production recorded from 1878-1939. Majority of the multi-kilometre gold trend remains to be drill tested.

Regional Targets

Medium
Early Stage Exploration
Additional showings and historic workings across the Property including the Pioneer mine, Cayenne showing, and Morrison-Hercules workings, Sunset target, Km Uno target and recently staked claim group.

Historic Production

Production Period

1932-1939

Also reported 217 tonnes in 1878

Total Tonnage

2,048 tonnes

From Quesnelle Quartz Mine
Average Grade

3.14 g/t Au

4.18 g/t Ag

Historic production validates the geologic model and demonstrates the Property’s gold endowment. The original mine workings represent only a small fraction of the multi-kilometre mineralized trend, with the majority of the system remaining unexplored by modern drilling techniques.

2026 Exploration Program

Total Program Budget

$3,000,000

Duration

12 Months

Continuous drilling program

The 2026 program focuses on expanding the Halo zone discovery, testing parallel trends including expanding the North Hixon zone, and conducting regional reconnaissance studies across the larger recently staked land package. Drilling is expected to continue throughout the year with results released on an ongoing basis.

District-Scale Opportunity

New Land Package

Following the Halo zone discovery, Golden Cariboo staked an additional 90,989 hectares (224,052 acres) across the northern Cariboo Gold District. This district-scale greenfield opportunity extends northwest along trend from major gold projects.

Deposit Potential