Canagold's New Polaris Gold-Antimony Project Included in Canada Investment Summit Prospectus

Canagold Resources Ltd. announced that its 100%-owned New Polaris Gold-Antimony Project has been included in the Canada Investment Summit Prospectus. The prospectus is part of a summit hosted by Prime Minister Mark Carney, in partnership with CPP Investments and PSP Investments, aimed at attracting up to $1 trillion in investment into Canada.

Inclusion validates New Polaris as a premier development-stage project with strategic importance for Canada's critical minerals sector, particularly for domestic gold and antimony supply. The project has completed a feasibility study in July 2025, submitted an Environmental Assessment application in April 2026, and was designated a "Priority Project" by the Province of British Columbia in May 2026. The company aims to advance the project through permitting, technical studies, and stakeholder engagement, targeting a construction decision.

Canagold Resources Ltd. (CCM) has been included in the Canada Investment Summit Prospectus, a move described as a strategic validation and capital attraction tool rather than a financial or operational milestone. This inclusion aligns with previously announced progress, specifically the Environmental Assessment (EA) submission scheduled for April 2026 and the British Columbia Priority Project designation set for May 2026.

The announcement does not alter the project's financial model, timeline, or immediate capital requirements. Instead, it aims to enhance credibility and potentially attract strategic or institutional interest ahead of the construction decision. Given that the news follows the expected nature of the EA filing and provincial priority status, the market impact is considered incremental. The development reinforces the project's strategic profile but does not constitute a material or unexpected catalyst.

Canagold Resources Ltd. is a pre-revenue junior mining company focused on advancing the New Polaris Gold-Antimony Project in northwestern British Columbia. The project is in the feasibility stage, with a study completed in July 2025 outlining an $181M US pre-production CAPEX, an 8.3-year mine life, and strong economics. The study reported a 30.9% after-tax IRR at $2,500/oz Au, with referenced FS metrics showing a $793M after-tax NPV and 47.3% IRR.

Antimony is integrated into the mine plan, with metallurgical testing showing high-grade concentrate potential (59.1% Sb, 98.3 g/t Au). Integration is expected to add incremental revenue with limited additional capital or operating costs. The project is located in a region with access to infrastructure, a skilled workforce, and an active permitting framework.