Trans Canada Gold Corp. (TTGXF, TSX-V: TTG) generates news across both conventional heavy oil production and mineral and gold exploration in Canada. Company updates frequently describe activity in multilateral heavy oil wells near Lloydminster, Alberta, as well as ongoing evaluation and due diligence on advanced gold exploration projects in Canadian provinces and resource jurisdictions favorable to mining.
News releases often cover operational results from heavy oil wells, including shipped barrel volumes, average daily production rates, and comments on production performance from multilateral wells in the Sparky formation. Trans Canada Gold also reports on regulatory and permitting milestones such as well licenses and drill permits issued by the Alberta Energy Regulator for new multilateral wells within its Area of Mutual Interest, where Croverro Energy Ltd. acts as operator and the company holds a working interest.
On the exploration side, the company’s news highlights late-stage due diligence and discussions on potential gold project acquisitions. These updates describe advanced gold mineral exploration projects with historical resources, drill permits and pending technical reports, along with the company’s stated intention to use its geological team to advance such properties.
Investors and observers following Trans Canada Gold’s news can expect coverage of production updates from existing wells, planned multilateral drilling programs, asset sales or refocusing decisions within its portfolio, and progress on potential gold and mineral exploration acquisitions. This news feed offers a centralized view of the company’s disclosed operational, exploration and corporate developments.
Trans Canada Gold (TTGXF) closed its non-brokered private placement, raising aggregate gross proceeds of CDN $2,205,737 across two tranches. The final tranche raised CDN $61,018. Across both tranches, the company issued 8,092,984 flow-through units at $0.19 and 3,929,824 non-flow-through units at CDN $0.17. Each unit includes one share and half a warrant; whole warrants buy one share at $0.30 for two years.
The company intends to fund Phase 2 exploration at Harrison Lake with an approximately $1,700,000 budget including 15% contingency. Plans include a minimum 2,500 meters of underground drilling and 1,500 meters of surface drilling across 15 holes. Proceeds also include a $400,000 reserve for possible Lloydminster oil drilling participation. Offering costs included $152,161.61 in cash commissions, 828,419 finders' warrants and a $50,000 corporate finance fee.
Trans Canada Gold (TTGXF) closed the first tranche of its non-brokered private placement, raising CDN $2,144,720 in gross proceeds. It issued 7,850,784 flow-through units at $0.19 and 3,841,590 non-flow-through units at CDN $0.17. Each unit includes one common share and half a warrant; whole warrants permit share purchases at $0.30 for two years.
The company plans approximately $1,700,000 for Harrison Lake Phase 2 exploration and drilling, including contingency, and a $400,000 reserve for conditional participation in future Lloydminster oil drilling. It expects a second tranche by October 26, 2026, under an offering of up to $2,500,000 with a 15% over-allotment option. First-tranche costs included $148,940.35 in cash commissions, 811,465 finders' warrants and a $50,000 corporate finance fee. Securities have a hold period ending February 10, 2027.
Trans Canada Gold (TTG, TTGXF) increased its proposed non-brokered private placement ceiling from CDN$1.5 million to CDN$2.5 million.
The financing would issue up to 7,894,737 flow-through units at $0.19 each for up to $1.5 million, plus up to 5,882,353 regular units at CDN $0.17 each for up to $1 million. Each unit includes one share and half a warrant. Each whole warrant can buy one non-flow-through share at $0.30 for two years from issuance. A 15% over-allotment option permits further unit sales.
The company plans a budget of approximately $1.7 million, including a 15% contingency, for Phase 2 exploration and drilling at its Harrison Lake property in British Columbia. The offering requires TSX Venture Exchange approval and is expected to close by mid-October 2026.
Trans Canada Gold (TTGXF) plans a non-brokered private placement of up to C$1.5 million to fund Phase 2 drilling at its Harrison Lake district-scale gold project in British Columbia.
The financing combines up to 3,947,368 flow-through units at C$0.19 for gross proceeds of up to C$750,000 and up to 4,411,764 non-flow-through units at C$0.17 for up to C$750,000, each unit including one share and one-half warrant exercisable at C$0.30 for two years. The offering is subject to TSX Venture Exchange approval and a four-month hold period, with closing expected by mid-October 2026. Net flow-through proceeds will fund eligible 2026 Canadian exploration expenditures at Harrison Lake. Phase 1 underground drilling is completed, with core secured and to be analyzed by Photon Assay. Phase 2 underground and surface drilling has a C$1.5 million budget, including at least 2,500 meters underground and 1,500 meters of surface drilling.
Trans Canada Gold (OTCQB:TTGXF) has completed Phase 1 underground drilling and an underground mine refurbishment at its Harrison Lake Gold Project on Bear Mountain in southwestern British Columbia. The refurbished mine passed inspection by the BC Ministry of Mines, with new underground electrical facilities, drill pads and an all‑weather core shack now in place, positioning the project for a Phase 2 eight‑hole diamond drill program.
Phase 1 drilling followed historical high‑grade intercepts such as DDH‑84‑52 (102 meters at 3.54 g/t gold) and targets extensions of known zones. Historical holes DDH 88‑76 (7.0 meters at 21.4 g/t) and DDH 88‑121 (9.0 meters at 13.5 g/t) are priority follow‑ups. The project is fully permitted for underground drilling, hosts a non‑compliant historical estimate of 220,000 ounces of gold, and a conceptual exploration target of 2–10 million tonnes grading 1.0–5.0 g/t gold, which is not classified as a current mineral resource.
Trans Canada Gold (OTCQB:TTGXF) reported that underground drilling is continuing at the Harrison Lake Gold Project’s Bear Mountain area, with Paradigm Drilling engaged as contractor and work supervised by project manager and qualified person Carl von Einsiedel. The fully permitted project is in an advanced exploration setting, and 2026 drilling is designed to expand known gold zones, test continuity and orientation, and evaluate untested mineralized and altered zones. According to Trans Canada Gold, the project shows geological similarities to the Snowline Gold deposit in the Yukon.
The company’s 2026 plan includes a Phase 1 program of 3–6 holes targeting the highest-grade zone around historical intercept DDH‑84‑52 (102 m grading 3.54 g/t gold), and a Phase 2 program of eight holes following up on high‑grade intercepts DDH 88‑76 (7.0 m at 21.4 g/t) and DDH 88‑121 (9.0 m at 13.5 g/t). Trans Canada Gold discloses a non‑compliant historical estimate of 220,000 ounces of gold at Harrison Lake, which does not meet NI 43‑101 standards and should not be relied on as a current mineral resource or reserve. The company has also outlined a conceptual exploration target of 2–10 million tonnes grading 1.0–5.0 g/t gold over more than 2 km of strike and 700 m of vertical extent, while cautioning that insufficient exploration has been completed to define a mineral resource and that further work may not delineate such a resource.
Trans Canada Gold (OTCQB:TTGXF) has begun underground diamond drilling at the fully permitted Harrison Lake Gold Project on Bear Mountain, using a Connors 20HH rig operated by Paradigm Drilling.
Phase 1 plans 6 holes around historic intercept DDH-84-52 (102 m at 3.54 g/t gold), followed by an 8‑hole Phase 2 targeting other high‑grade zones, while the company also advances its revenue‑generating oil and gas operations.
Trans Canada Gold (OTCQB:TTGXF) has appointed Paradigm Drilling for underground diamond drilling at the fully permitted Harrison Lake Gold Project in British Columbia. Phase 1 will be a 6‑hole program around historical intercept DDH‑84‑52 (102 m at 3.54 g/t gold), followed by an 8‑hole Phase 2 targeting additional high‑grade zones. The company discloses a non‑compliant historical estimate of 220,000 oz of gold and outlines a conceptual exploration target of 2–10 million tonnes grading 1.0–5.0 g/t gold.
Trans Canada Gold (OTCQB:TTGXF) is nearing completion of upgraded underground electrical facilities, drill pad set-ups and access work at the Harrison Lake Gold Project, preparing for Phase 1 underground diamond drilling on Bear Mountain.
The company outlines a conceptual exploration target of 2–10 million tonnes grading 1.0–5.0 g/t gold over more than 2 km of strike and 700 m of elevation, noting this is not yet a defined mineral resource. Historical drilling includes intercepts such as 102 m at 3.54 g/t, 7.0 m at 21.4 g/t, 9.0 m at 13.5 g/t and 30 m at 3.0 g/t from diorite-hosted stockwork zones. The project is fully permitted for targeting known gold zones, and mineralization style is described as comparable to deposits in the Tintina Gold Belt. Trans Canada also operates revenue-producing oil and gas assets in Alberta with partner Croverro Energy.
Trans Canada Gold (OTCQB:TTGXF) completed the second tranche of a non‑brokered private placement on May 8, 2026, closing an aggregate placement of 3,616,663 non‑flow through units at $0.15 and 1,817,839 flow‑through units at $0.18 for gross proceeds of $869,711. Units include warrants exercisable at $0.30. Net proceeds are earmarked for the Harrison Lake Gold property: $600,000 year‑one exploration budget, $100,000 initial acquisition paid, $50,000 due diligence, and $169,711 working capital. Securities are subject to four‑month holds expiring Aug 8 and Sept 8, 2026.