Three Junior Gold Miners Report Strong Drill Results Across Alaska, Scotland and Manitoba

Three junior gold exploration companies released drill results on November 2, with Tectonic Metals posting the most significant intercept. The company's Flat Gold Project in Alaska returned 2.86 g/t gold over 91.44 metres, with a higher-grade core of 5.61 g/t gold over 41.15 metres and an even richer interval of 12.94 g/t gold over 13.72 metres. The company said the results strengthen evidence for a second distinct gold system at the project, a meaningful development that would expand the overall resource potential of the Flat Gold Project.

Western Gold Exploration announced its maiden drilling results at the Caledonian Gold Project in Scotland, intersecting 7.17 g/t gold over 3.9 metres. The result is notable as a first-pass confirmation of gold mineralization at the project, which trades on the TSX Venture Exchange under the symbol WGLD.

1911 Gold separately reported an infill drill result of 14.86 g/t gold over 7.20 metres at its True North project in Manitoba, one of the highest-grade single intercepts reported among the three releases. The result comes from infill drilling, indicating the company is continuing to define and tighten the resource at a deposit already under active development.