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Great Atlantic Resources Corp. explores mineral properties in Atlantic Canada, with recurring updates centered on gold, silver, base-metal and critical-mineral targets in Newfoundland and New Brunswick. Company news regularly covers field programs, prospecting, trenching, geochemical sampling, geophysical work and drilling plans across properties including Golden Promise, Glenelg, Keymet and Kagoot Brook.
Coverage also includes project-level option arrangements and partner activity at mineral properties such as Pilley's Island and Mount Raymond. Updates frequently reference gold and copper targets in central Newfoundland, gold-antimony-vanadium work in southwest New Brunswick, polymetallic silver-copper-zinc-lead veins at Keymet, and cobalt stream-sediment anomalies at Kagoot Brook.
Great Atlantic Resources (OTCQB: GRARF) has expanded its tungsten-tin land position in the Mount Pleasant area of southwest New Brunswick by staking three new mineral claims (12617, 12618, 12619) that partially surround the past-producing Mount Pleasant tungsten-molybdenum mine. According to Great Atlantic, these new claims add over 6,000 hectares and bring the company’s Southwest New Brunswick Tin-Tungsten Project to approximately 9,880 hectares across 10 claims, six of which lie in the Mount Pleasant area.
The Pughole claim (4635), contiguous with new claim 12617, hosts the True Hill tungsten–tin–molybdenum–bismuth occurrence and historical drill intercepts by Geodex Mineral Ltd., including up to 18.60% zinc, 0.32% tin and 785 ppm indium over 1.20 meters. Management highlights its prior tungsten experience at the Sisson Project and around Mount Pleasant, and is compiling historical exploration data to design new work programs.
Great Atlantic Resources (OTC:GRARF) has started its 2026 prospecting and rock geochemical sampling program at the South Quarry Tungsten Property in central Newfoundland. The company holds an Exploration Approval from the Newfoundland and Labrador Department of Energy and Mines allowing up to six excavator trenches and new access trails in the northern part of the property (Mineral Licences 026556M and 027365M). The approval was issued on August 23, 2025 and is valid until August 23, 2027, with trenching planned to begin in early September 2026. Work focuses on priority tungsten targets defined by historical and recent results, including tungsten soil anomalies and anomalous rock samples. Rock samples from the 2026 program will undergo multi‑element analysis, including tungsten and gold assays, with results to be released after receipt, verification and interpretation.
Great Atlantic Resources (OTC: GRARF) reports that option partner HM Exploration has started borehole and surface Time-Domain Electromagnetic (TDEM) surveys at the Pilley's Island Project in north-central Newfoundland, using contractor Crone Geophysics. HM Exploration can earn a 100% interest in the project.
According to HM Exploration, the Surveys target potential extensions of known mineralized zones and additional conductive targets around Phase One drilling at the Clifford Jones (Bull Road) Zone. Borehole TDEM is underway in 2026 drill holes, to be followed by a surface survey of approximately 13 line kilometres over about one square kilometre.
HM Exploration states that the TDEM data will be used to refine targets and plan a Phase Two drill program anticipated for late 2026. The project hosts multiple volcanogenic massive sulphide (VMS) prospects in a road-accessible area with historic production and limited modern systematic drilling.
Great Atlantic Resources (OTC: GRARF)/b) reported remaining assays from option partner for drill holes 8–12 of the 2026 Phase One program at the Pilley's Island Project in north-central Newfoundland. HM Exploration can earn a 100% interest in the project.
Key intercepts include hole PI-26-008 with 18.45 m grading 1.14% Cu, 2.42% Zn, 16.74 g/t Ag and 0.32 g/t Au in the upper lens, plus 6.32 m grading 0.91% Cu, 2.37% Zn, 29.3 g/t Ag and 1.63 g/t Au in the lower lens. Hole PI-26-010 cut 5.42 m grading 1.99% Cu, 1.66% Zn, 15.49 g/t Ag and 0.8 g/t Au in the lower lens. According to HM Exploration, the upper lens is now confirmed over ~145 m of strike and the lower lens over ~40 m, both remaining open along strike and at depth.
Televiewer surveys are complete and downhole and ground EM surveys are being mobilized to refine targets for Phase Two drilling. HM Exploration interprets multiple stacked VMS sulphide lenses within a road-accessible project that hosts historic mining and numerous underexplored showings.
Great Atlantic Resources (OTC: GRARF) reports that option partner HM Exploration has received first assays from seven of twelve Phase One drill holes at the Pilley’s Island Project in north-central Newfoundland. HM Exploration can earn a 100% interest in the project.
According to Great Atlantic, assays confirm significant polymetallic VMS-style mineralization in both upper and lower sulphide lenses at the Clifford Jones (Bull Road) Zone, with upper lens mineralization confirmed over ~60 m strike within a drill-tested ~135 m length. Key intercepts include 23.0 m grading 1.21% Cu, 1.67% Zn, 10.67 g/t Ag and 0.25 g/t Au in hole PI-26-007, plus shorter high-grade intervals such as 0.66 m at 2.45% Cu, 1.70% Zn, 92.20 g/t Ag and 5.89 g/t Au. Both mineralized horizons remain open along strike and down-dip, with downhole and ground EM surveys planned to guide a Phase Two drilling program. Assays for holes PI-26-008 to PI-26-012 are pending.
Great Atlantic Resources (OTC: GRARF, TSXV: GR) has begun a 2026 focused prospecting and rock geochemical sampling program on the Flume Ridge mineral claim, part of its 100% owned Southwest New Brunswick Tin-Tungsten Project. Work targets the southwest claim area around reported tungsten-bearing glacial float and quartz veins.
The claim hosts the Flume Ridge tungsten occurrence with scheelite in quartz veins. Historical 2009 drilling reported intervals including 0.608% W over 0.57m and 0.557% W over 0.65m, while 2018 and 2020 samples reportedly returned up to 1.66% W. Great Atlantic cautions it has not verified these historical analytical results. David Martin, P.Geo., VP Exploration, is the Qualified Person who approved the technical information.
Great Atlantic (OTC:GRARF) reported that option partner HM Exploration completed the 2026 Phase One diamond drilling program at the Pilley's Island Project, totaling 2,747.87m in 12 holes.
Holes PI-26-009 and PI-26-010 intersected a newly discovered blind lower massive sulphide lens, extending the interpreted strike about 40m northwest near 135m vertical depth. The upper mineralized trend is visually traced over roughly 130m northwest. Multiple intervals of disseminated to massive sulphides were logged, including 5.45m and 2.63m in PI-26-009 and 4.09m in PI-26-010.
HM Exploration plans a downhole EM survey and a Phase Two drill program in fall 2026. All assay results from the 12 Phase One holes remain pending, and true widths of mineralized intersections are currently unknown.
Great Atlantic Resources (OTC:GRARF) reported that option partner HM Exploration has intersected a new blind massive sulphide lens at the Pilley's Island Project in north-central Newfoundland.
Holes PI-26-006 to PI-26-008 add 544.27m, bringing 2026 diamond drilling to 1,632.27m of a planned minimum 2,500m, with assays pending.
Great Atlantic Resources (OTC:GRARF) began its targeted 2026 Phase II trenching program at its 100% owned Golden Promise Property in central Newfoundland. Work targets a priority gold-bearing zone with historical soil and rock geochemical anomalies and will include up to five trenches, each up to 150 meters long.
Great Atlantic Resources (OTC:GRARF) reported completion of the first phase of its 2026 trenching program at the 100% owned Golden Promise Property in central Newfoundland.
Three 60–105m trenches tested 2024 multi-element soil anomalies. Golden Promise Mines collected 29 rock samples, now at an independent ISO/IEC 17025 lab for gold and 34‑element analysis; results are pending.