Wesdome Defines 10 Kilometres of Prospective Strike and Expands Near-Surface Mineralization at Eagle River

Core Insights - Wesdome Gold Mines Ltd. has made significant progress in its exploration activities at the Eagle River mine, particularly in the Mishi and Magnacon areas, revealing a new interpretation that opens up 10 kilometers of potential strike length along the Mishibishu Deformation Zone [2][3][12] Exploration and Drilling Results - The 2025 drilling program has confirmed the potential for depth extensions and strike length increases in the Mishi Zone, with notable intersections including 8.3 g/t Au over 4.7 meters and 6.4 g/t Au over 2.5 meters [5][10] - Drilling at the Dorset Zone has also shown that the deposit remains open at depth and along strike, with over 14,000 meters drilled in 2025 [4][18] - The Falcon 720 Zone continues to show high-grade assays, with significant intersections such as 10.0 g/t Au over 5.4 meters [19][54] Structural Mapping and New Targets - Detailed structural mapping has defined a newly interpreted basin margin thrust fault along the Mishi-Magnacon trend, indicating a compelling exploration opportunity within the metasedimentary package to the south of the known deposits [12][14][13] - The Feather River and Abbey Lake areas have emerged as high-priority long-term targets based on new structural interpretations and historical data [15][24] Future Plans - The company is on track to expand its regional exploration program in 2026, focusing on validating new interpretations and identifying similar structures across the land package [2][31] - A proof-of-concept drill program is planned for the Feather River target, which is aligned with the new geological model [15][23] - The Abbey Lake target will be a major focus of the 2026 structural mapping program, with initial drill testing scheduled for the fall [24][32]