Update On The Mosseau Drill Program And Details Of New Fall, 2025 Exploration Program

Core Insights - Harvest Gold Corporation has provided an update on its drilling program at the Mosseau property in Quebec, highlighting the completion of additional drill holes and the initiation of a new exploration program [1][2][3] Drilling Update - The company has completed three additional drill holes totaling 654 meters, bringing the total to 14 holes and 3,030 meters drilled to date [2] - The recent drilling targeted the central portion of the Mosseau property, where historical work indicated strong potential for gold mineralization [3] - Assay results from the initial holes are expected within the next few weeks as samples are sent to the laboratory [3] Cultural Considerations - The ongoing diamond drill program has been temporarily paused in recognition of local First Nations Cultural Week, the National Day of Truth and Reconciliation, and the annual fall hunting season [4] - The company emphasizes its commitment to advancing the Mosseau Project respectfully, in collaboration with Indigenous communities [5][6] Fall 2025 Exploration Program - Harvest Gold has engaged IOS Geosciences to conduct a fall field exploration program, which will include soil sampling, prospecting, and mapping across the Mosseau and LaBelle properties [7] - The soil sampling program is set to begin on October 27, with over 1,000 samples to be collected [8] - The prospecting and mapping program aims to enhance geological understanding of underexplored areas and refine future exploration targeting [9] Company Overview - Harvest Gold is focused on exploring near-surface gold deposits and copper-gold porphyry deposits in stable mining jurisdictions [10] - The company has three active gold projects in the Urban Barry area, covering a total of 20,016.87 hectares [11] - The Mosseau, Urban-Barry, and LaBelle properties together cover over 50 kilometers of favorable strike along mineralized shear zones [12]