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Trans Canada Gold Nears Completion of Newly Installed Underground Electrical Facilities, and Drill Pad Set-ups and Prepares for Drilling at the Harrison Lake District Scale Gold Project
Trans Canada Gold advances Harrison Lake drilling prep as oil cash flow cushions exploration burn

Executive Summary
- Trans Canada Gold Corp. is finalizing underground infrastructure, including electrical facilities, drill pad setups, road access, and an upgraded core shack at its Harrison Lake Gold Project in British Columbia.
- The company has selected an experienced drill contractor and is mobilizing equipment for Phase 1 of a continuous underground diamond drilling program.
- Management highlights a conceptual exploration target of 2 to 10 million tonnes grading 1.0 to 5.0 g/t Au, spanning over 2 kilometers of strike length and 700 meters of vertical elevation.
- Historical drilling data shows high-grade intercepts, including 102 meters at 3.54 g/t Au and 7.0 meters at 21.4 g/t Au, within diorite intrusions that mirror the Tintina Gold Belt model.
- Next steps include detailed drill planning, updating the GIS database, and launching an investor awareness program.
Material Impact
- The June 4, 2026 release is a direct execution follow-up to the February 2026 option agreement and the April/May 2026 private placements.
- The company previously budgeted $100,000 for underground rehab and drill site preparation and $150,000 for minimum 1,000 meters of underground drilling. This news confirms those budget items are being executed as planned.
- There is no new information regarding grade, tonnage, or financing. The market was already aware of the drilling preparation timeline.
- The announcement validates management's operational progress but does not alter the fundamental risk profile or the speculative nature of the untested conceptual target. It is a routine milestone in a multi-year exploration plan.
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Company Overview
- Trans Canada Gold Corp. operates a dual-business model: heavy oil production in Alberta and gold exploration in British Columbia.
- The flagship Harrison Lake Gold Project sits on a 7-kilometer strike length within the Harrison Lake Structural Zone. It features stockwork gold mineralization in diorite intrusions.
- Historical drilling has identified a non-NI 43-101 compliant resource estimate of approximately 220,000 ounces of gold. The company holds an option to acquire a 60% interest from Bear Mountain Gold Mines, subject to cash payments, share issuances, and a $5 million exploration spend over five years.
- The oil segment includes the 12-14 Well near Lloydminster, which has produced over 130,000 barrels to date. A new 7-leg multilateral well (5-23 Well) has received AER approval and is budgeted at $1.9 million, fully funded by production cash flow.
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