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Blue Star Gold Corp (OTCQB: BAUFF) generates frequent technical and corporate news tied to its gold and critical mineral exploration in Nunavut’s High Lake Belt. Company news releases describe ongoing work on the Ulu Gold Project, which includes the Ulu Mining Lease and Hood River Property, and on the Roma Project in the High Lake Volcanic Belt.
Investors following BAUFF news can expect detailed updates on surface exploration programs, drilling campaigns and geophysical surveys. Recent announcements have covered Phase I and Phase II field programs, including mapping, lithogeochemical surveys, Loupe-EM ground electromagnetics, SkyTEM airborne electromagnetic and magnetic surveys, and mechanical stripping and channel sampling at the Flood Zone deposit. The company also reports high-grade surface and drill results from targets such as Nutaaq, Axis, Twilight, Central, Auma and various Roma critical mineral prospects.
Blue Star’s news flow also includes information on corporate developments and financing-related items, such as incentive stock option grants and share issuances under loan agreements with related parties. In addition, the company has reported support from the Government of Nunavut’s Discover, Invest, Grow (DIG) program, which has provided exploration grants for work at the Ulu Gold Project.
This BAUFF news page allows readers to track how Blue Star advances high-priority gold and VMS-style targets, refines its geological models and prioritizes drill-ready prospects across its 300-square-kilometre landholding. Regular updates on field results, drill plans and technical interpretations help investors and observers understand the evolving exploration story at Ulu, Roma and associated prospects in Canada’s North.
Blue Star Gold (OTCQB: BAUFF) has completed Phase I of its Surface Exploration Program in Nunavut's High Lake Belt, revealing exceptional high-grade gold samples. The program yielded remarkable results from multiple zones, including 597 g/t and 134 g/t Au from the Nutaaq Zone. Other significant findings include samples returning 19.4 g/t Au from the Axis Zone and 29.2 g/t Au from the South-Twilight target.
The company has completed 138 line-kilometers of ground-based electromagnetic surveying and is preparing for Phase II, which will include up to 2,000 meters of drilling focused on high-priority targets. The exploration program has successfully identified multiple drill-ready targets near the Flood Zone deposit, potentially impacting future resource development plans.
Blue Star Gold (OTCQB:BAUFF) has initiated its 2025 Phase I Surface Exploration Program in Nunavut's High Lake Belt region. The company received the final $125,000 payment from a $250,000 exploration grant through Nunavut's DIG program, bringing total DIG funding to $500,000.
The exploration program focuses on targets within 1,000 metres of the Flood Zone deposit, including detailed mapping, sampling, and ground-based electromagnetic surveying. Notably, visible gold was discovered in untested veins at the Nutaaq target, with historical samples yielding up to 78 g/t gold. The program aims to extend current mineral resources and evaluate high-impact gold and critical mineral targets along the proposed Grays Bay road corridor.
Blue Star Gold Corp. (BAUFF) has announced significant advances in understanding its flagship Flood Zone deposit in Nunavut's West Kitikmeot Region. The company reported notable deep high-grade gold intercepts, including 12.74 g/t Au over 1.68 metres and 12.18 g/t Au over 0.6 metres at ~950 metres depth, and 14.67 g/t over 7.85 metres at ~590 metres depth.
A new structural model reveals that veins at the northwest end rotate southward, deviating from the known system's southeast trend. The deposit, characterized by gold and arsenopyrite in quartz veins, extends ~450 metres in length and has been drilled to ~1,000 metres depth, remaining open along plunge and down dip.
The company is planning a 2,000 to 4,500 metre drill program to test expansion potential, particularly focusing on the intersection of the mineralized system with the A1 basalt-sedimentary rock contact.
Blue Star Gold Corp. (BAUFF) has announced developments at its Axis prospect, located less than 300 meters from the high-grade Flood deposit on the Ulu Property in Nunavut. The prospect features historical surface grades up to 35.22 g/t Au and shows significant potential based on 2023 IP survey data.
Key highlights include:
- An untested IP chargeability anomaly identified in 2023
- Surface mineralization extending over 200+ meter strike length
- Identical mineralization and alteration styles to the Flood Zone deposit
- A moderately dipping anomaly approximately 170 meters below surface
Previous drilling has not directly evaluated this anomaly, as holes were either too shallow or drilled parallel to the trend. The company plans to test the target with a ~300-meter initial drill hole, with an additional 1,000 meters of drilling contingent on results.
Blue Star Gold Corp. (BAUFF) announces significant progress at its Central prospect, located less than 300 meters from the high-grade Flood Zone deposit at the Ulu Gold Project in Nunavut. The prospect features three gold mineralization zones extending over a 525-meter strike length, positioned approximately 200 meters from existing underground infrastructure.
Key findings include a 2022 drill test that intersected a 40-meter-wide alteration zone grading 0.73 g/t Au near surface. Historical drilling from the 1990s yielded high-grade intercepts of 27.5 g/t Au over 1.09 meters and 21.75 g/t Au over 0.96 meters. Recent geological studies have identified a highly prospective 'A1' basalt unit, which hosts significant Flood Zone mineralization.
The company plans a 1,500-meter drill program to evaluate the Central-C target both down dip and along strike, targeting mineralized structures within the prospective A1-basalt unit.
Blue Star Gold Corp. (BAUFF) has identified a significant new target at its Auma Property in Nunavut, located 15 kilometers west of the proposed Gray's Bay Road. The target features a +400-metre-long high-grade gold strike with visible gold in surface samples.
Key findings include vein-hosted, pyrrhotite-rich mineralization in mafic volcanic rocks and several untested airborne magnetic and conductive trends. Historical drilling revealed notable intercepts, including 15.3 g/t gold over 2.6 metres. Recent sampling by Blue Star confirmed high grades with values up to 47.6 g/t Au in 2023 and 31.7 g/t Au in 2024, with 65% of samples returning >1.0 g/t Au.
The property has seen exploration, with only six short drill holes totaling less than 350 metres. The company plans to conduct ground magnetics and Loupe EM surveys to refine drill targets and better understand the structural setting.
Blue Star Gold announces the extension of its Ataani massive sulphide discovery to over 300 meters, remaining open for further expansion. The discovery, located less than 13 km from High Lake deposits and 6 km from the proposed Grays Bay Road, represents the first new massive sulphide find in the region in approximately 20 years. The company has also completed a strategic 1,587-hectare expansion of its Roma Project near MMG's High Lake deposits. Final drill results from the 2024 Ataani program show significant copper and gold mineralization, with intercepts including 5.00 meters of 0.63% Cu and 0.76 g/t Au.