Sitka Gold Files Technical Report for Expanded Mineral Resource Estimate at the RC Gold Project, Yukon
Sitka Gold consolidates multi-million ounce Yukon discovery while streamlining portfolio through strategic asset spin-out.

The most recent news (March 31, 2026) confirms the filing of the NI 43-101 Technical Report for the RC Gold Project in Yukon. This report formalizes the Mineral Resource Estimate (MRE) announced in February 2025, totaling 1.29 Moz Indicated and 3.83 Moz Inferred gold. Key highlights include the maiden inferred resource at the Rhosgobel Deposit (2.25 Moz at 0.70 g/t Au) and an updated inferred resource at Eiger. The company also confirmed a massive 60,000-metre diamond drilling program for 2026, which aims to double the total meterage drilled on the property to date.
The news is Routine - Positive. While the resource numbers are significant (5.12 Moz total), they were previously disclosed in the February 25, 2026, news release. The filing of the technical report is a regulatory requirement that validates those numbers but does not add "new" unexpected data. However, the confirmation of a fully-funded 60,000m drill program is a major operational catalyst. The transition of Rhosgobel from a discovery to a 2.25 Moz maiden resource within one year is an exceptional development pace for the industry. The proposed spin-out of Nevada and Arizona assets (announced March 12) further focuses the company as a pure-play Yukon developer, which typically commands a higher valuation multiple during a discovery phase.
Sitka Gold Corp. is focused on the RC Gold Project in the Yukon’s Tombstone Gold Belt. The project is road-accessible and covers 431 sq km. It hosts three main deposits: Blackjack, Eiger, and the newly discovered Rhosgobel. The mineralization is "Reduced Intrusion-Related Gold" (RIRGS), similar to the Eagle Gold Mine (Victoria Gold) and Fort Knox (Kinross).