Three Junior Miners Report Major Gold Discoveries and Milestones Across Canada and the Pacific

Three junior gold explorers disclosed significant exploration results on October 27, 2026, spanning British Columbia, the Yukon and the Solomon Islands. Sitka Gold Corp. completed its 60,000 metre diamond drill program at its 100% owned, road-accessible RC Gold Project in the Tombstone Gold Belt, Yukon, and simultaneously appointed Tim Termuende to its Board of Directors as Chairman. Results remain pending for 90 drill holes totalling approximately 30,242 metres, with the company also reporting the discovery of mineralized lamprophyre with visible gold at the Pukelman intrusion during the program.

Juggernaut Exploration Ltd. announced it has confirmed a 550 metre by 500 metre area of extensive high-grade gold mineralization at its Goldswarm Discovery on the 100% controlled Big One property in British Columbia's Golden Triangle. Surface samples from the gold-rich zone returned assays as high as 239.02 g/t gold, or 7.68 oz/t gold, within what the company describes as a newly identified district-scale gold, silver and copper system spanning 3 square kilometres. The mineralized zone remains open and is described as drill-ready.

Sankamap Metals Inc. reported the discovery of a 1,000 metre long new high-grade gold system at its North Fauro property in the Solomon Islands. The announcement adds to Sankamap's existing track record at Fauro, where previous work had returned trench results including 8.0 metres at 27.95 g/t gold and 14.0 metres at 8.94 g/t gold at other targets on the property.