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Gold Strike Resources Corp. is a gold exploration company with mineral project interests in Yukon and British Columbia. Company news centers on its Yukon portfolio, including the Florin, FLR and RJ gold projects in the Tombstone Gold Belt, Gold Strike One and Gold Strike Two, and its Oweegee interest in British Columbia's Golden Triangle.
Recurring updates include mineral-property acquisitions, exploration planning and results, project-generator relationships, financings, shareholder voting matters, capital-structure disclosures, governance changes, and operating and financial results tied to the company's gold exploration portfolio.
Gold Strike (OTC:GDSRF) has started drilling at its Florin Gold Project in Yukon, with the first rig on site and a second arriving shortly. The fully funded 2026 program includes over 8,000 m of diamond drilling focused on resource-definition and step-out targets.
The pit-constrained inferred resource stands at 2.507 million oz over a ~925 m strike, open in all directions within a 5 km gold-in-soil anomaly. Initial 10 holes (~5,000 m) test the higher-grade, unconstrained southwest area. Assay results are expected within three weeks of lab delivery, with first results targeted for early August. Gold Strike has also received a Class 3 Mining Land Use Approval for Florin and a Class 1 Notification for the RJ Project.
Gold Strike Resources (OTC:GDSRF, TSXV:GSR) plans to start its 2026 field program at the Gold Strike One (GS1) project in Yukon on July 3, 2026. GS1 surrounds Snowline Gold's Valley deposit on three sides and hosts gold-in-soil and rock anomalies.
The 2026 work includes grab and channel rock sampling, extending soil surveys, and contracted airborne magnetic and radiometric geophysics to refine geology and structural targets. The objective is to determine whether existing gold anomalies relate to the Valley mineral system or separate satellite systems and to generate drill-ready targets for 2027. GS1 covers 107 contiguous quartz claims totalling 5,510 acres (2,230 hectares), and Gold Strike notes the project is at an early exploration stage with no identified potentially economic mineralization yet.
Gold Strike Resources (OTC: GDSRF) announced a fully funded 2026 drill and exploration program at its Florin Gold Project in Yukon.
Plans include over 8,000 metres of diamond drilling, testing targets within 5 km of the 2.507 Moz pit-constrained inferred gold resource and running regional geophysics and surface sampling across the broader Yukon portfolio. A Class 3 Quartz Mining Approval now extends through December 31, 2028, supporting the multi-year work program.
Gold Strike Resources (OTC:GDSRF, TSXV:GSR) entered a 12‑month investor relations agreement with Target IR & Communications, paying $8,000 per month starting May 19, 2026, subject to TSX Venture approval.
The company also granted 6,600,000 stock options at $0.75, expiring May 19, 2031, bringing total options outstanding to 12,106,429.
Gold Strike Resources (OTC:GDSRF) appointed geologist and mining executive Tim Barry to its board of directors, effective May 14, 2026. Barry has over 25 years of international mining experience, currently serves as CEO of Arras Minerals and President and CEO of Silver Bull Resources.
His background includes senior exploration roles at Dome Ventures, Entrée Gold, Ross River Minerals and Canabrava Diamonds. He holds a BSc from the University of Otago, is a Chartered Professional Geologist with the AusIMM, and is based full-time in Kazakhstan.
Gold Strike (OTCQB:GDSRF) received a 10-year Class 3 Quartz Exploration Permit for its Gold Strike One (GS1) project in Yukon. The permit, following a positive environmental and socio-economic review, allows advanced exploration, drilling, and construction of a 30-person camp supporting both GS1 and the nearby GS2 project.
GS1 comprises 107 quartz claims totalling 5,510 acres adjacent to Snowline Gold's Valley Deposit. Gold Strike intends to advance exploration from 2026 onward and to defend its quartz claim and permit rights where proposed Snowline Valley Deposit infrastructure would overlay the GS1 footprint.
Gold Strike (OTC: GDSRF) closed its acquisition of 100% of the Florin, FLR and RJ gold projects on May 1, 2026, adding 1,687 claims in the Tombstone Gold Belt. The Florin project carries a 2.507 million-ounce inferred gold resource. The company issued 43,636,363 shares, paid $5,000,000 cash, and satisfied escrow release conditions to receive approximately $16,112,847 of net offering proceeds to fund consideration, exploration, and corporate purposes.
Gold Strike (OTC: GDSRF) confirms shareholder approval to acquire the contiguous Florin, FLR and RJ gold projects in the Tombstone Gold Belt, Yukon.
Shareholders representing 38.0% of outstanding shares voted and 99.80% of eligible votes cast supported the acquisition. Closing is expected on or about May 1, 2026, subject to TSX Venture Exchange approval.
Gold Strike (GDSRF) received conditional TSX Venture Exchange approval for its acquisition of the contiguous Florin, FLR and RJ gold projects in the Tombstone Gold Belt, Yukon.
Shareholders of record March 24, 2026 will receive meeting materials for a special meeting at 10:00 a.m. Vancouver time on April 30, 2026; closing is expected in May 2026, subject to approvals and conditions.
Gold Strike (OTC: GDSRF) provided a 2025 year-end update outlining material progress: GSR acquired Gold Strike One for approx. $15,000,000 (cash and shares) and acquired Gold Strike Two (293 claims, ~14,495 acres). GSR earned a 60% interest in Oweegee by funding cumulative exploration expenditures of $6,600,000 and making staged cash and share payments totaling $500,000 and 285,714 shares. Early-stage exploration returned rock samples up to 3.33 g/t Au, soil anomalies averaging >20 ppb Au over an 800m×200m zone, and multiple new prospects. The company added senior advisory board members and cites multiple 2026 catalysts, including further M&A and continued Yukon work.