Boreal Gold Inc. has received surface grab sample assay results from the Fay Lake Property in Manitoba, returning up to 190.38 g/t gold from trench #7 on the southern shore of Koscielny Lake.

The company collected 11 quartz samples from the Lakeshore Vein, which is situated 80 metres southwest of the Island Vein on a parallel structure. Ten of the eleven samples returned assays exceeding 1.0 g/t gold. Screen metallics analysis was employed on all quartz samples due to the presence of coarse gold, with sample 129002 yielding 190.38 g/t gold, sample 129004 assaying 10.96 g/t gold, and sample 129113 returning 7.37 g/t gold.

In addition to the Koscielny Lake results, Boreal received five quartz vein assays from surface grab samples east of the Redwin Shaft area, collected from trenches exposed by a 2025 forest fire. Notable results from this area include sample 129117 assaying 19.19 g/t gold and sample 129114 yielding 8.06 g/t gold, with samples showing association with elevated copper values and slightly elevated zinc.

The Fay Lake Property comprises 17 contiguous claims covering 2,719 hectares located approximately 55 kilometres east-northeast of Flin Flon, Manitoba. The surface sampling results support Boreal's ongoing 1,000-metre drill program at the property targeting the Redwin VMS horizon and high-grade gold quartz veins.

The company awaits assay results from its 1,000-metre drill program testing the Redwin VMS horizon and Island Vein at Fay Lake. Looking ahead, Boreal plans to drill test trench #7, the Lakeshore Vein, on the southern shore of Koscielny Lake in the winter of 2027 from an ice-based drill pad once sufficient ice thickness is reached.

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