New Gold Targets At 100% Owned Labelle; Results From Harvest's 2025 Soil Geochem Program

The most recent news (March 19, 2026) reports high-grade soil geochemistry results from the 100%-owned LaBelle project. Key highlights include gold-in-soil anomalies with Z-Scores as high as 23.7 (448 ppb Au) and 16.2 (306 ppb Au), significantly above the background mean of <1 ppb. These anomalies coincide with massive sulphides and favorable geology along the Kiask River Deformation Corridor. This follows the March 12, 2026, announcement of a strategic acquisition of 24 claims (1,356 hectares) expanding the Mosseau project strike length to 33 km.

The news is Material - Positive because it provides a direct technical link between the recent high-grade drill discovery at Mosseau (105 g/t Au over 1.15m) and the underexplored LaBelle property. - Target Validation: The soil anomalies at LaBelle are located within the same magnetic domain and structural corridor as the Mosseau discovery, suggesting the mineralized system is much larger than previously documented. - Strategic Consolidation: The acquisition of additional claims for a relatively low cost ($65k cash and 750k shares) secures the strike extension of the Kiask River Deformation Zone, preventing competitors from encroaching on the discovery trend. - De-risking: Identifying "98th percentile" anomalies near historical drill holes that previously hit massive sulphides (2.74 g/t Au) provides high-confidence targets for the next drill program.

Harvest Gold is exploring the Urban Barry Greenstone Belt in Quebec. Its flagship is the Mosseau Gold Project (option to earn 100% from Vior Inc.), which hosts the Kiask River Deformation Zone. The project is adjacent to the LaBelle (100% owned) and Urban Barry properties, forming a contiguous district-scale land package.