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Toogood Gold Corp. (OTCQB: TGGCF) generates news primarily through exploration updates from its 100%-owned Toogood Gold Project on New World Island in Newfoundland, Canada. As a Canadian exploration company focused on high-grade gold deposits in Newfoundland, its announcements often detail drilling results, fieldwork programs, and technical interpretations across multiple target areas within a district-scale land package.
News releases from Toogood Gold frequently highlight drilling at zones such as Quinlan and the Mélange Contact. The company has reported that all drill holes at Quinlan intersected a mineralized felsic dyke and returned gold, with visible gold in a subset of holes, and that initial drilling at the Mélange Contact intersected a sulphidic gold-bearing structural zone with gram to multi-gram gold grades. These updates provide insight into how the company is expanding known mineralization and defining new structural targets.
Additional news coverage focuses on surface exploration programs, including prospecting, rock and soil sampling, geological and structural mapping, and follow-up on geophysical targets such as Deep Ground Penetrating Radar (DGPR) anomalies. For example, Phase 2 fieldwork at the Toogood Gold Project has included work on the Golden Nugget Property and the NE Block, where the company is refining high-priority trends and soil anomalies.
Investors and observers following TGGCF news can expect detailed technical summaries, descriptions of ongoing and completed exploration campaigns, and corporate updates such as the company’s listing on the OTCQB marketplace. This news page offers a centralized view of Toogood Gold’s public disclosures as it advances exploration within the Toogood Gold Project area.
Toogood Gold (TGGCF) has defined two priority, multi‑kilometre drill‑target corridors, Widowmaker and Pacifico, at its Table Mountain gold‑silver project in Nevada following completion of 1:5,000‑scale geological and structural mapping.
The sub‑horizontal Miocene volcanic stratigraphy and a 4 km by 2 km alteration footprint indicate a well‑preserved low‑sulphidation epithermal system with limited post‑mineral disruption. Widowmaker and Pacifico form more than 10 km of cumulative prospective strike, hosting metre‑scale epithermal quartz veins, hydrothermal breccias and widespread silicification, with multiple flexures, jogs and structural intersections highlighted as priority drill targets.
Toogood has completed UAV magnetics, ground gravity, and soil and rock sampling, and plans approximately 15 line‑kilometres of CSAMT surveying while advancing a Notice of Intent permitting process for a maiden drill program.
Toogood Gold (OTCQB:TGGCF) has appointed Dr. Stuart F. Simmons, an internationally recognized specialist in epithermal gold-silver deposits and hydrothermal systems, as Technical Advisor. According to Toogood Gold, he will provide strategic technical guidance across the portfolio, with an immediate focus on the Table Mountain Au-Ag Project in Nevada.
At Table Mountain, Dr. Simmons will help refine the epithermal exploration model, prioritize drill targets and evaluate results from the planned maiden drill program, following a two-day field review completed in July 2026. His broader mandate includes periodic review of the Toogood Gold Project in Newfoundland and technical assessment of potential acquisition opportunities.
Toogood Gold (OTCQB: TGGCF) reported findings from an independent technical review of its Table Mountain gold-silver project in Nevada by epithermal specialist Dr. Stuart F. Simmons, following a July 2026 field visit with company management. Dr. Simmons concluded that Table Mountain represents a well-preserved, low-sulphidation epithermal system exposing its upper levels, implying that the principal gold-silver target may be preserved at shallow, drill-testable depths.
Textural and geochemical evidence, including widespread lattice quartz, crustiform-colloform banding, opaline silica and strong pathfinder element anomalism, indicates energetic boiling and extensive hydrothermal fluid flow. Dr. Simmons outlined potential to encounter epithermal vein mineralization roughly 50–200 metres below surface. Toogood is integrating these interpretations with mapping, geophysics and planned CSAMT surveys to finalize targets and permitting for a maiden drill program along the Widowmaker Trend.
Toogood Gold (TSXV:TGC, OTCQB:TGGCF) has staked 44 new BLM lode claims at its Table Mountain gold-silver project in Nevada, expanding the property to 228 claims covering approximately 1,902 hectares along priority structural corridors.
The new 368-hectare block captures extensions of the arcuate “Widowmaker” Trend and a subparallel corridor, securing over 10 km of cumulative interpreted strike length. Reconnaissance soil geochemistry over the new claims is complete, with 166 samples collected. Phase 2 exploration, starting in July, includes about 20 line-km of CSAMT geophysics plus targeted prospecting, rock sampling and geological mapping by Zonge International and Big Rock Exploration.
Toogood Gold (TSXV:TGC, OTCQB:TGGCF) has received TSX Venture Exchange approval for an exploration lease and option to purchase agreement dated May 26, 2026, under which its wholly owned subsidiary Toogood Gold (US) holds an exclusive option to acquire a 100% interest in the Table Mountain Gold-Silver Project in Lincoln County, Nevada, subject to a 3.0% net smelter returns (NSR) royalty.
Following TSXV approval, Toogood issued a First Share Payment of 1,000,000 common shares at a deemed price of $0.10 per share, split 500,000 to GenEx Exploration and 500,000 to Altius, and reimbursed US$31,791 of staking costs to the Canadian optionors. To fully exercise the option, Toogood must issue a further 15,683,431 shares to GenEx in stages over two years from TSXV approval. The NSR includes buydown rights allowing Toogood to reduce the royalty by up to 1.0% for cash payments of US$5,000,000 and US$15,000,000, which would lower the NSR to 2.0% if both are exercised.
Toogood Gold (OTCQB:TGGCF) reported progress on Phase 1 exploration at the undrilled Table Mountain gold-silver project in Nevada. Work includes 6,260 soil samples, 1,688 gravity stations, ~780 line-km UAV magnetics, LiDAR over 15.4 km2, and 88 rock samples.
Geological mapping is refining multiple structural corridors, including the 2.5 km “Widowmaker” trend. Initial soil and rock assays plus final geophysical and LiDAR products are expected in coming weeks, supporting Phase 2 CSAMT surveys, target refinement, permitting, and a planned maiden drill program.
The company also signed a six-month, CAD$100,000 digital marketing and investor relations agreement with ATH Media, subject to TSX Venture Exchange approval.
Toogood Gold (OTCQB:TGGCF) has started Phase 1, the first-ever systematic, property-wide exploration program at its Table Mountain gold-silver project in Lincoln County, Nevada.
Work includes 6,150 soil samples, 250 rock samples, detailed mapping, 1,673 gravity stations, 767 line-km UAV magnetics, and comprehensive QA/QC to generate ranked drill targets for a planned maiden campaign in Q3 2026.
Toogood Gold (OTCQB:TGGCF) signed a definitive option agreement to earn a 100% interest in the Table Mountain gold-silver project in Nevada by issuing up to 16,683,431 shares to the vendors, subject to TSXV approval.
The project carries a 3.0% NSR royalty, with buydown options of 0.5% for US$5M and a further 0.5% for US$15M. Phase 1 exploration is underway, targeting drill-ready permits by Q3 2026. Toogood also plans a Shares for Debt settlement of $110,000 via 1,000,000 shares at $0.11, subject to TSXV acceptance.
Toogood Gold (OTCQB: TGGCF) appointed Lee Hess, M.Sc., as Vice President, Exploration effective April 7, 2026. Hess will lead exploration strategy, geological modelling and target generation focused on Table Mountain, Nevada and district-scale work at the Toogood Gold Project, Newfoundland.
The company granted 250,000 stock options at $0.11 CAD for five years and 150,000 restricted share units, subject to TSX Venture Exchange approval; Jo Price transitions to an advisory role.
Toogood Gold (OTCQB: TGGCF) reported Phase 2 surface exploration results on March 25, 2026, confirming high-grade gold up to 76.89 g/t and delineating an 8.5 km Shoreline gold trend plus multiple kilometre-scale corridors. Over 650 rock and soil samples were collected, defining several high-priority drill targets for 2026.
Work highlighted structural controls, stockwork quartz-carbonate veining, and planned infill sampling and drill-target generation along the Burnt Arm Fault corridor.