ProAm Explorations Corporation has scheduled a Phase 1 exploration program at its Golden Ridge Gold Project in New Brunswick, with field activities slated to begin in October 2026.

The program aims to deliver a ranked inventory of drill-ready targets by the end of the year. The initial field campaign will combine high-resolution airborne UAV magnetic, radiometric, LiDAR, and orthophotography surveys with three-dimensional geological modelling, structural interpretation, and targeted surface work.

ProAm previously engaged Terrane Geoscience in April 2026 to complete a structural review of Golden Ridge, which identified district-scale targets and west-northwest-trending mineralized structures. The upcoming work will integrate these findings with historical data and upcoming regional airborne survey results from the Government of New Brunswick, expected in late September.

The field work will involve geological mapping, prospecting, soil and rock geochemistry, and alteration studies to validate high-ranked anomalies. Selected targets may also undergo trenching or hand stripping, followed by channel sampling, to help select future drill collars.

“We’re excited to begin the first significant field program at Golden Ridge in more than a decade. Phase 1 marks the beginning of a new stage of exploration for the project, focused on building a clearer understanding of the scale and gold-bearing architecture of the Golden Ridge system. Our objective is to develop a predictive exploration model that will guide the next phase of drilling, while also testing the broader potential for multiple centres of mineralization across the property.”

— Jason Cubitt, President and Chief Executive Officer

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