Core Viewpoint - Red Lake Gold Inc. has filed mining disposition applications for exclusive exploration rights in northern Saskatchewan, covering approximately 83,832 hectares (about 207,064 acres), pending Crown approval [1][2]. Group 1: License Applications - The License Applications were submitted to secure regional exposure ahead of potential developments in the area, influenced by recent evaluations and market factors [2]. - The applications aim to preempt any competing parties that may seek to explore the same area [2]. - Filing fees of approximately $50,299 were paid to the Crown, which are refundable if the applications are rejected or modified [6]. Group 2: Future Plans and Expectations - Upon receiving Crown approval, the company plans to prioritize the License Applications and provide further technical details regarding the area [4][5]. - The company is optimistic that these applications will lead to a significant new exploration focus, addressing critical matters disclosed in a previous news release [5].