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First Mining Gold Corp. filings document a Canadian foreign issuer using Form 6-K current reports, Form F-10 registration materials and annual meeting documents. The records cover project updates for Springpole, Duparquet and Pickle Crow; mineral exploration results; environmental assessment and permitting disclosures; and material events such as completed project sales and changes in project ownership interests.
The filing record also includes governance materials such as notices of annual general meetings, management information circulars, proxy forms and notice-and-access materials. Capital-structure disclosures include base shelf prospectus and registration-statement materials for potential securities offerings, alongside recurring risk, forward-looking information and operating disclosure associated with a gold-development issuer.
First Mining Gold Corp. (FFMGF) reports initial 2026 drilling results from the Miroir target at its Duparquet Gold Project in Quebec, including 5.26 g/t Au over 19.55 m in hole DUP26-093 and 3.43 g/t Au over 28.0 m in hole DUP26-096. The 2026 program, which began in May, targets approximately 15,000 m of drilling focused on exploration and resource advancement opportunities at Duparquet.
Drilling at Miroir has extended the known mineralized strike length from about 150 m in 2025 to approximately 220 m in 2026, with mineralization also extended at depth to the east and west. The latest assays cover about 1,553 m of drilling from 11 holes, and additional results are pending, including final samples from DUP26-096.
First Mining has also started updating the Duparquet Project resource model to incorporate roughly 48,000 m of drilling completed since the current Mineral Resource Estimate effective September 12, 2022. Technical information is prepared under Canadian NI 43-101 standards and may differ from U.S. reporting requirements.
First Mining Gold Corp. (FFMGF) reported that it has signed a definitive Springpole Project Consultation and Benefits Agreement with Cat Lake First Nation and Lac Seul First Nation for the Springpole Gold Project in northwestern Ontario. The agreement covers construction, operations and closure of the mine, emphasizing protection of land, air, water and culture while providing participation and benefits to both First Nations.
The Project Agreement follows a community-based, Anishinaabe-led Impact Assessment process and formalizes roles for Cat Lake and Lac Seul in environmental management and monitoring, adaptive management, training and employment programs, business opportunities and sharing of financial benefits. It also recognizes Anishinaabe culture and laws in guiding the project over its life.
First Mining highlights this agreement as providing greater certainty for advancing Springpole toward construction and operation. The company notes that the federal Environmental Assessment for Springpole was approved in June 2026 and that it is advancing Springpole alongside its Duparquet Gold Project in Quebec, plus a 20% interest in the Pickle Crow Gold Project and an equity stake in Seva Mining Corp.
First Mining Gold Corp. (FFMGF) announced that it has entered into a Project Agreement with Slate Falls Nation covering the Springpole Gold Project in northwestern Ontario. The agreement establishes a collaborative framework for the Project’s construction, operations and closure that emphasizes environmental protection and direct benefits to Slate Falls Nation.
The agreement provides for Slate Falls Nation’s participation in environmental management and monitoring, adaptive management measures, preferential training and employment opportunities, equity and participation in the economic upside, and promotion of business opportunities during construction and operations. It also recognizes Anishinaabe culture through cultural safety measures and sets out how financial benefits from the Springpole Project will be shared.
First Mining describes itself as a gold developer advancing the Springpole Gold Project, for which the federal Environmental Assessment was approved in June 2026, and the Duparquet Gold Project in Quebec, and holding a 20% project interest in the Pickle Crow Gold Project in Ontario and a large equity interest in Seva Mining Corp.
First Mining Gold Corp. reported its second quarter 2026 financial results for the quarter ended June 30, 2026. The financial statements and MD&A are available on its website and under its profiles on SEDAR+ and EDGAR.
The company is a gold developer advancing two large Canadian projects: the Springpole Gold Project in northwestern Ontario, where the federal Environmental Assessment was approved in June 2026, and the PEA-stage Duparquet Gold Project in Quebec. It also holds a 20% interest in the Pickle Crow Gold Project and a significant equity position in Seva Mining Corp. First Mining was established in 2015 by Keith Neumeyer.
First Mining Gold Corp., a British Columbia corporation, filed an amended notice for an exempt securities offering under Rule 506(b) of Regulation D. The offering is a unit offering, with each unit consisting of one common share and one-half of one warrant. Each whole warrant is exercisable for one common share at C$0.27 per share for 36 months.
The company reports a Total Amount Sold of $5,575,454 USD, excluding securities sold offshore under Regulation S. The Total Remaining to be Sold is $4,181,591 USD, representing the potential exercise price of warrants issued to U.S. investors. No finders’ fees were paid ($0 USD). The date of first sale was July 22, 2025, and the filing notes an exchange rate of C$1.3635 = US$1.00.
First Mining Gold Corp. reported that it has signed a Term Sheet Agreement with Slate Falls Nation that sets out key terms for a future project agreement covering the Springpole Gold Project in northwestern Ontario. The term sheet outlines Slate Falls Nation’s development parameters, a collaborative approach to regulatory approvals and environmental protection, and ways for the Nation to participate in future project design optimizations, as well as financial and business opportunities at the potential mine. The parties have committed to diligently negotiate a final Project Agreement, which will require approval from Slate Falls Nation’s Chief and Council and First Mining’s Board of Directors.
First Mining Gold Corp. has received federal Environmental Assessment approval for its Springpole Gold Project in northwestern Ontario. Canada’s environment minister issued a Decision Statement confirming the project may proceed, following a federal review process that has been underway since 2018 with input from Indigenous communities and multiple federal agencies.
The company describes Springpole as one of Canada’s largest undeveloped gold resources and a potential major economic driver for northwestern Ontario, citing expectations of government revenues, regional jobs, and contracting opportunities, particularly for Indigenous and local businesses. First Mining is now advancing engineering designs and project optimizations toward construction readiness while committing to comply with the conditions attached to the federal approval.
First Mining Gold Corp. and Cat Lake First Nation have signed a milestone agreement to advance an all-season access road linking Cat Lake to Sioux Lookout in northwestern Ontario. The route will combine existing forestry roads with new construction to improve safety, healthcare access, and living costs for the remote community.
First Mining has committed up to $4 million to fund road permitting, right-of-way clearing, geotechnical work, and detailed engineering design, expected to start in summer 2026. The road is described as a definitive step forward for First Mining’s Springpole Gold Project, supporting its long-term viability while coordinating with Anishinaabe-led impact assessment conditions for the corridor.
First Mining Gold Corp. reports that Cat Lake First Nation and Lac Seul First Nation have authorized the Springpole Gold Project, following completion of an Anishnaabe Led Impact Assessment, subject to 35 negotiated terms captured in a Term Sheet Agreement. These terms cover environmental and water protections, cultural and socio-economic safeguards, economic participation, and community healing initiatives. The project authorization is conditional on converting the Term Sheet into a binding Springpole Project Agreement. First Mining continues permitting at Springpole and advancing its Duparquet and other Canadian gold projects.