Blue Star Gold Corp. reports news about mineral exploration and development in Nunavut, Canada, with a focus on the High Lake Greenstone Belt. The company's recurring updates cover the Ulu Gold Project, including the Ulu Mining Lease and Flood Zone Gold Deposit, as well as the Roma and Auma projects.
Company news commonly addresses drilling, surface sampling, overburden stripping, airborne and ground electromagnetic surveys, historical data acquisition, and property expansions. Updates also cover gold targets, copper-rich volcanogenic massive sulphide mineralization, critical mineral prospects, and corporate financing matters tied to exploration and project permitting.
Blue Star Gold Corp. (OTCQB: BAUFF) has announced significant drill results from its exploration program in Nunavut's High Lake Belt. The program's highlight includes an intersection of 7.31 g/t gold over 5.7 metres at the Nutaaq trend. Drill hole 25UND-002 yielded multiple high-grade intervals, including 4.33 g/t Au over 2.79m, 1.40 g/t Au over 7.97m, and 7.31 g/t Au over 5.70m (including 1.80m of 21.1 g/t Au).
The exploration successfully expanded the Nutaaq trend 335 metres west-northwest of the Gnu Zone resource area, extending the total target area to 1,600 metres. Surface sampling revealed impressive results, with grab samples returning up to 115.5 g/t Au. The company plans to conduct a robust drill program in 2026 to further test the trend's full potential.
Blue Star Gold (OTCQB: BAUFF) has reported exceptional results from its Phase I Surface Exploration Program at the Auma Prospect in Nunavut, Canada. The program revealed two samples exceeding 100 g/t gold (151 & 125 g/t), extending the high-grade 'Zone 3' by 35 meters to a total strike length of 130 meters.
Of the 133 samples collected, 33% returned grades over 1 g/t Au and 14% exceeded 5 g/t Au. A new prospect named "Penny Lane" showed promising results with 7.64 g/t Au and 4.2% Cu in one sample. The company completed an 89-line kilometer SkyTEM survey of modern EM and magnetics data over the property.
The successful 2025 field season has expanded known high-grade gold veining across Auma, positioning it as a key component for Blue Star's planned 2026 exploration drill program.
Blue Star Gold Corp. (OTCQB: BAUFF) has initiated its 2025 drilling campaign in the High Lake Belt, Nunavut, with a planned 2,000-metre drill program targeting high-priority zones. The program follows a comprehensive Phase I Field Program that included detailed mapping, sampling, and geophysical reviews.
The company will focus on several key targets including Nutaaq, Central, Axis, and Twilight zones. Notable findings include surface sampling values up to 29.2 g/t Au at South-Twilight Zone and gold values ranging from 1.16 g/t to 12.15 g/t Au at the Alone vein. The Axis target has shown historical high-grade results up to 35.22 g/t Au.
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.