Management
Bathurst Metals Announces the Appointment of Two Board Members Following the Resignation of a Long Time Board Member
Founder Exits as Bathurst Metals Faces Cash Crunch and Dilution-Heavy Land Grab

Executive Summary
- Bathurst Metals Corp. announced on March 31, 2026, that founder and long-time director Harold Forzley has resigned after more than 20 years of service.
- Etienne Gouin-Proulx (CFA, PEng) was appointed to the board and named interim Chief Executive Officer to ensure leadership continuity.
- Jean-François Meilleur was added as a fourth director, bringing capital markets and finance experience from his roles at P.E. Partners Ltd., High Tide Resources, Xcite Resources, and Soma Gold.
- The board now consists of four members, with President Lorne Warner remaining on the board.
Material Impact
- The announcement is a standard corporate governance update with no immediate operational or financial implications.
- Founder departures in micro-cap explorers often signal strategic shifts or internal fatigue, but the appointment of an interim CEO with relevant engineering and M&A background mitigates immediate execution risk.
- The news does not address the company's critical liquidity position, pending exploration catalysts, or the dilutionary impact of recent share-based property acquisitions.
- Market reaction is expected to be muted, as the transition was likely anticipated and does not alter the fundamental exploration thesis or capital structure.
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Company Overview
- Bathurst Metals is a junior exploration company focused on gold, silver, and base metals across British Columbia and Nunavut.
- The flagship asset is the Peerless Gold Project in BC, located in the historic Bralorne-Gold Bridge camp. It features listwanite-altered ultramafic host rocks, with a notable intercept of 6.3 g/t Au over 5.1 m from hole PR24-004.
- The Turner Lake/TED Gold Project in Nunavut serves as a secondary focus, with adjacent Gladstone, Northern, and West Gold claims recently added via option agreements to consolidate a district-scale footprint.
- The Gela Lake and McGregor/Speers Lake projects in Nunavut are under option to third parties (Quinto Resources and SPC Nickel), providing potential future royalty streams.
- All projects remain in the early exploration stage, with historical assays unverified by modern drilling programs.
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