Harvest Gold Expands Its Mosseau Property Along Strike To The North And South Adding 24 Claims And 8 Additional Mineral Showings
Harvest Gold aggressively expands Urban Barry footprint following high-grade discovery at Mosseau.
The most recent news (March 12, 2026) announces the acquisition of 24 additional mineral claims (1,356 hectares) at the Mosseau Project in Quebec. This expansion provides the company with continuous coverage over 33 kilometers of strike length. The acquisition cost is $65,000 in cash and 750,000 common shares, plus a 1% NSR (0.5% buyable for $750k). This follows a series of positive developments, including a high-grade drill intercept of 105.0 g/t Au over 1.15m reported in February 2026 and the successful meeting of $1.25M in exploration expenditure obligations to Vior Inc.
The news is Routine - Positive. While the land expansion is strategically significant—consolidating a massive 33km strike length—it is an incremental step in the company's stated goal of district-scale exploration. - Strategic Value: It secures the "Kiask River Deformation Zone" and "Toussaint Deformation Zone" extensions, which are the primary structural controls for mineralization in the area. - Cost: The acquisition is relatively inexpensive ($65k cash), preserving the company's treasury for drilling. - Context: This news serves as a "land grab" following the high-grade discovery (105 g/t Au) announced on Feb 11, 2026. It protects the company from competitors staking adjacent ground after their recent drilling success.
Harvest Gold is a Canadian explorer focused on the Urban Barry Greenstone Belt in Quebec. Its flagship is the Mosseau Gold Project, located 45-70km east of the Windfall deposit. The project is characterized by the Kiask River Deformation Zone, a major structural corridor. The company is currently earning into a 100% interest from Vior Inc.