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Golden Sky Minerals Corp. reports exploration and corporate updates tied to its junior mineral exploration portfolio. The company focuses on acquiring, assessing and advancing mineral properties, including the Rayfield-Gjoll Copper-Gold Project in south-central British Columbia, the Hotspot and Luckystrike gold projects in Yukon, and the Auden Gold Project in Ontario's Timmins camp.
Recurring news includes NI 43-101 technical reporting, geophysical survey results, drill permits, target generation, and planned exploration work at Rayfield-Gjoll. Company updates also cover the Boliden option and joint venture agreement, related shareholder and exchange approvals, and royalty-term disclosures connected to the Rayfield-Gjoll copper-gold property.
Golden Sky Minerals (LCKYF) received formal notice from the Yukon government that Newmont’s land application for borrow pits along the Northern Access Route overlaps five quartz claims within its ~150 km² Lucky Strike gold property.
The planned all-season road from Dawson City to the Coffee Gold Project is expected to enable vehicle access to Lucky Strike, which is currently helicopter-supported, potentially lowering exploration costs and allowing more flexible, frequent work programs. Golden Sky supports the infrastructure initiative and has requested coordination with contractor Cobalt Construction to limit temporary impacts on exploration activities.
Golden Sky Minerals (OTC:LCKYF) reported new U-Pb zircon ages from the Rayfield-Gjoll copper-gold project in British Columbia’s Quesnel Trough. Late-stage dykes yield ages of 198 ± 1.4 Ma and 194.74 ± 0.6 Ma, overlapping intrusion and mineralization ages at New Afton and Copper Mountain.
These data indicate prolonged late Triassic–early Jurassic magmatism, support a large, long-lived magmatic centre, and fit the established porphyry Cu-Au belt, which Golden Sky views as a geological de-risking milestone for exploration with partner Boliden.
Golden Sky Minerals (OTC:LCKYF) amended its option agreement with Strata GeoData on the Rayfield Project in British Columbia, reducing the remaining cash payment to $10,000 and setting the final share issuance at 200,000 common shares, both due by May 15, 2026.
The amendment supports consolidation of 100% ownership of the Rayfield ground within the larger Rayfield-Gjoll copper-gold project and follows completion of a NI 43-101 Technical Report, enhancing strategic and corporate flexibility. The deal remains subject to TSX Venture Exchange approval.
Golden Sky Minerals (OTC: LCKYF) filed an NI 43-101 Technical Report (effective March 19, 2026) for the Rayfield Copper-Gold Project outlining five priority copper-gold zones and modern geophysical targets.
The report supports a C$20 million partner earn-in by Boliden to earn up to 80%, and establishes a technical roadmap for partner-funded drilling in 2026.
Golden Sky Minerals (OTC:LCKYF) reported results from a 2025 heli-borne magnetic survey over the Rayfield-Gjoll copper‑gold project in south‑central British Columbia. The survey delineated multiple magnetic low corridors and structural trends correlated with potassic/propylitic alteration and copper-in-soil up to 9,653 ppm Cu (0.96% Cu).
Targets include Rayfield, Gnome, Mowich and Criss Creek. The company plans induced polarization (IP) surveying and diamond drilling later in 2026 to follow up on prioritized targets.
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.