Gold Strike Resources Corp. has completed its 2026 soil and rock sampling program and an airborne geophysical survey at the Gold Strike One project in Yukon, uncovering a previously unmapped intrusive outcrop during field work.

The program gathered 374 soil samples and 134 rock samples across ridge lines and valley contours at 100-metre spacing. Crews also discovered a 100-metre by 100-metre plagioclase-rich intrusive outcrop in the southeast corner of the claims, which was sampled alongside its talus apron. All samples are now at the laboratory awaiting assay results.

Additionally, Gold Strike completed a 289.34 line-kilometre heliborne magnetic and radiometric geophysical survey flown at 100-metre line spacing. The survey data is intended to complement the geochemical results, with final data currently undergoing interpretation.

Gold Strike acquired a 100% interest in the Gold Strike One project in October 2025 through a transaction with LIRECA Resources Inc. and Florin Resources Inc.

“Gold Strike has been busy over the past two months with some 40 people working on advancing our five properties in Yukon: GS1, GS2, Florin, RJ and FLR (see Figure 1). GS1 is an important property for Gold Strike given its proximity to Snowline's Valley gold deposit and we are pleased that our field crews have completed our 2026 program on GS1 which includes the discovery of an intrusive outcrop that we have sampled. Results are pending.”

— Peter Miles, CEO

Read the full announcement: Exploration Update: Gold Strike One, Yukon