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Golden Sky Minerals Corp. (OTC Pink: LCKYF) is a junior grassroots exploration company whose news flow is closely tied to its mineral exploration activities in Canada. The company focuses on the acquisition, assessment, exploration, and development of mineral properties in highly prospective, mining-friendly districts, and its updates reflect progress on these projects.
News releases often highlight work on the Rayfield-Gjoll Copper-Gold Project in south-central British Columbia, where Golden Sky is advancing large-scale copper-gold porphyry targets such as the Gnome and Semlin areas. Investors can expect announcements on exploration permits, geophysical survey results, soil geochemistry, surface sampling, and diamond drilling programs designed to test geochemical and geophysical anomalies.
Another key theme in Golden Sky’s news is its Option and Joint Venture Agreement with Boliden Minerals Canada Ltd. Coverage includes shareholder approvals, exchange approvals, and detailed disclosure of earn-in terms and potential net smelter returns (NSR) royalty provisions related to the Rayfield property and Boliden’s adjoining Gjoll property. These updates provide context on how the partnership may affect ownership interests and future project development.
In addition to British Columbia, Golden Sky issues news about its other projects, including the Hotspot and Luckystrike gold projects in Yukon and the Auden Gold Project in Ontario’s Timmins camp. For followers of LCKYF, this news page offers a centralized view of technical exploration results, corporate agreements, and project-level milestones across the company’s portfolio.
Bookmark this page to monitor new drilling plans, survey results, joint venture developments, and other material announcements that shape the exploration trajectory of Golden Sky Minerals Corp.
Golden Sky Minerals (OTC: LCKYF) received a second British Columbia drill permit for the Rayfield-Gjoll copper-gold property and will expand drilling to the Gnome and Semlin targets in early 2026.
Planned work: Phase 1 IP geophysical survey to refine targets, followed by Phase 2 up to 3,000 metres of diamond drilling. The contiguous property covers 87,660 hectares in the Quesnel Trough, within 60 km of Kamloops and near multiple large Cu-Au operations. Company highlights include prior soil anomalies, historical surface assays up to 0.22% Cu and 1.02 g/t Au, and an earn-in collaboration with Boliden.
Golden Sky Minerals (OTC: LCKYF / TSXV: AUEN) announced TSX Venture Exchange approval of its Option and Joint Venture Agreement with Boliden Minerals Canada Ltd. Under the Agreement, Boliden can earn up to 80% of the Rayfield copper-gold property by paying CDN $1,000,000 in cash over five years and funding up to CDN $19,000,000 in exploration over six years.
After the earn-in a joint venture will form and Rayfield will be combined with Boliden's Gjoll property. If any party is diluted below 10%, its remaining interest converts to a 1.0% NSR on the combined Rayfield-Gjoll property, subject to a CDN $15,000,000 aggregate royalty cap. No NSR is currently outstanding.
Golden Sky Minerals (OTC: LCKYF) announced shareholder approval of an Option and Joint Venture Agreement with Boliden Mineral Canada, ratified by >95% of disinterested votes on November 12, 2025. Under the agreement Boliden may earn an 80% interest in the Rayfield copper-gold porphyry by funding C$20 million in staged exploration expenditures, after which a joint venture will form.
The deal folds Boliden's adjacent Gjoll property into a combined district of ~90,000 hectares, preserves Golden Sky's tight share structure with a free-carried 20% interest through discovery, and anticipates a 2026 exploration program including drilling. Transaction subject to TSX Venture final acceptance.
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