Solstice Gold Provides Update on Newly Consolidated Strathy Gold Project, Advances Preparations for Drill Campaign
Solstice advances Strathy consolidation toward a Q4 drilling campaign to test high-grade intersections at the Strathy deposit.
Solstice Gold Corp. (SGC) has issued a comprehensive update on its newly consolidated 57 km² Strathy Gold Project in Ontario, detailing the integration of the Leckie Gold Zone (LGZ) and adjacent claims. The company’s strategic exploration program is focused on expanding the historically significant LGZ and testing the Red Cedar Discovery through updated 3D geological modeling and expanded IP surveying.
Pre-drill activities include surface mapping, core relogging, and sampling of previously unassayed intervals, alongside IP survey expansion to refine drill targets. Key historical and recent drilling data highlights high-grade intercepts at both the LGZ and Red Cedar, with future drilling planned to test extensions of mineralization along strike and at depth.
The company confirmed that management is executing on its stated plan to prepare for a Q4 2026 drill campaign at the LGZ, aligning with previous guidance.
The information is expected and incremental, serving as a progress report on groundwork rather than delivering new assay results, resource estimates, or financing. There is no material deviation from previous expectations; the focus remains on brownfields expansion at LGZ and greenfields discovery across the district-scale package.
Solstice Gold Corp. (SGC) is a TSX Venture-listed exploration company focused on gold projects in Ontario and Nunavut. Its flagship asset is the Strathy Gold Project, a 57 km² property located in the Temagami Greenstone Belt within the Abitibi Subprovince of Ontario. Key components of the Strathy project include the Leckie Gold Zone (LGZ), which features a 160m-deep historical shaft and more than 23,000m of drilling, as well as the Red Cedar Discovery, known for high-grade visible gold intercepts. The project benefits from proximity to the Trans-Canada Highway, located approximately 600m away, which reduces exploration costs and enables efficient mobilization. Other assets held by the company include the Qaiqtuq Gold Project in Nunavut, the Atikokan Project, and the Red Lake Extension (RLX).