Trans Canada Gold Announces 2026 Drilling Strategy for Harrison Lake Project

Trans Canada Gold Corp. has unveiled its detailed drilling plans for the Harrison Lake Gold Project in British Columbia, set to commence in spring 2026. The project aims to emulate the success of the Snowline Gold deposit in the Tintina Gold Belt. The company has mapped out a two-phase drilling strategy comprising 14 holes, focusing on high-grade gold zones identified in previous assessments.

Phase one entails a six-hole program targeting the highest-grade zone around drill hole DDH-84-52. Phase two will consist of eight additional holes, following up on promising intercepts from past drills. Historical resources reported include 220,000 ounces of gold, though these figures are non-compliant with current NI 43-101 standards and should be viewed as preliminary estimates.

CEO Tim Coupland emphasized the project's potential to increase its historic gold resource. With permits secured for 2026-2027, Trans Canada Gold is poised to advance exploration efforts, enhancing its geological database to modern GIS standards and targeting new zones over a 7.5-kilometer trend.