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Canadian Gold Resources Ltd. reports exploration and corporate developments for a junior gold issuer focused on Québec's Gaspé Peninsula. The company is advancing three high-grade gold properties totaling approximately 16,000 hectares, including the 100%-owned Lac Arsenault Project along the Grand Pabos Fault.
Recurring news centers on Lac Arsenault diamond drilling, assay results, mineralization continuity in the Baker vein system, bulk-sampling and permitting matters, and technical work on the Baker, Mersereau, and Dunning vein systems. Company updates also include capital-structure disclosures, operating and financial results, board and governance matters, and its semi-annual reporting framework as a Canadian venture issuer.
Canadian Gold Resources (OTC: CDNGF) completed its maiden 2025 diamond drill program at the 100%‑owned Lac Arsenault project and began a ~40‑hole 2026 program on January 2026. The 58‑hole 2025 program finished December 23, 2025; assays are pending and expected in the second half of February. An IP survey identified high‑priority anomalies along the Baker‑Mersereau corridor and possible near‑surface stockwork zones up to 100 metres wide.
Drilling aims to validate historical data and support a maiden NI 43‑101 resource estimate.
Canadian Gold Resources (CDNGF) has begun its maiden diamond drill program at the Lac Arsenault Project, with drill equipment on site and the first collar completed.
The company is operating under a permit for 36 drill holes (~3,000 metres) and has built 12 drill pads to test the high-grade Baker Vein. An amended permit is under review to expand the program to up to 60 holes, including ~15 holes targeting new IP-defined vein and stockwork targets.
Management expects assay results likely in Q1 2026 and says the recent IP survey materially expanded structural understanding and generated high-priority targets.
Canadian Gold Resources (OTC:CDNGF) will expand its maiden Lac Arsenault diamond drill program to roughly double the originally permitted size (initially 36 holes / 3,000 metres) after IP survey targets identified high-priority vein and stockwork zones.
The company deferred a planned 5,000‑tonne bulk sample to spring 2026 due to later-than-expected ATI permitting and winter access constraints, and now expects results and related cash flow in Q3 2026. The previously announced LIFE offering is being restructured and will not proceed as filed. Corrections: 519,821 finder’s warrants (not 533,821) and total options granted adjusted to 1,800,000.
Canadian Gold Resources (CDNGF) will begin a maiden diamond drill program at its 100%‑owned Lac Arsenault property in Gaspé, Québec, starting November 10, 2025. The campaign comprises a minimum of 3,000 metres in at least 36 holes, focused on high‑priority targets along the Grand Pabos Fault system and is expected to run ~four weeks.
Key aims include twinning historical holes at Baker Vien and Mersereau Vein, building an NI 43‑101‑compliant database with QA/QC, refining geological and structural models, and testing strike and depth extensions informed by recent IP and geophysical surveys. Initial assay results are anticipated in Q1 2026.
Canadian Gold Resources (OTC:CDNGF) received permits to begin a maiden diamond drill program at its 100%-owned Lac Arsenault gold project in Gaspé Peninsula, Québec. The program is planned to start on or around November 17, 2025 and comprises a minimum of 36 holes totaling ~3,000 metres.
Objectives include generating a modern NI 43-101‑compliant assay and QA/QC database, twinning select historical holes, step-out and deeper drilling to confirm grades and continuity at Baker Vien and Mersereau Vein, and testing targets defined by a recent IP survey and aeromagnetic data. Management says the program may expand as new targets are identified.
Canadian Gold Resources (TSXV: CAN) has engaged Geophysique TMC to conduct an induced polarization (IP) survey at its wholly-owned Lac Arsenault Property in Quebec's Gaspé region. The survey aims to better understand the structures controlling three key mineralized zones: the Baker Vein, Mersereau Vein, and Type-4 Vein.
Recent surface sampling has yielded significant results, with grades of 28.9 g/t gold and 306 g/t silver from the Baker and Mersereau veins. The company plans to integrate the IP survey data with existing exploration datasets, including airborne magnetic survey results that have identified major fault structures. This comprehensive approach will help identify high-priority targets for the upcoming maiden diamond drill program.
Canadian Gold Resources (TSXV: CAN) has submitted permit applications for a maiden diamond drilling program at its 100%-owned Lac Arsenault Property in Québec. The program includes 36 drill holes totaling 2,345 metres aimed at validating historical high-grade results and establishing an NI 43-101 compliant resource.
Historical work (1975-1996) indicated non-compliant resources ranging from 40,000 tonnes at 15.43 g/t Au and 197 g/t Ag to 200,000 tonnes averaging 9.59 g/t Au. The company's previously announced 5,000-tonne bulk sampling program is temporarily paused pending additional First Nations consultation, with a key meeting scheduled for September 11, 2025.
Additionally, Ken Booth has resigned from the Board of Directors, effective immediately.
Canadian Gold Resources (TSXV: CAN) has secured permits from Quebec's government for a bulk sampling program at its 100%-owned Lac Arsenault Gold Project. The program aims to test 5,000-10,000 tonnes of mineralized materials from the Baker and Mersereau veins.
The company must install three shallow water monitoring wells near the sampling area as a permit condition. Historical estimates from the 1970s indicated 40,000 tonnes grading 15.43 g/t gold and 197 g/t silver, while a 1996 report suggested 199,580 tonnes at 9.59 g/t gold (approximately 61,536 contained ounces). However, these estimates don't comply with current CIM standards and require validation.
The company emphasizes this is an exploration-only initiative, not a production decision, and no economic analysis or feasibility study has been completed.
Canadian Gold Resources (TSXV: CAN) has reported promising surface sampling results from its Lac Arsenault Property in Québec's Gaspé Peninsula. The June 2025 exploration program revealed significant high-grade gold and silver mineralization, with top samples yielding up to 28.9 g/t gold and 452 g/t silver.
The sampling focused on the Baker and Mersereau veins, with four notable samples showing exceptional grades, including high lead content up to 25.7%. Importantly, the company discovered new mineralization in previously overlooked Type-4 veins, expanding the property's potential. The company is now advancing toward a bulk sampling program, with permitting currently underway.