Trans Canada Gold Advances Exploration at Harrison Lake

Trans Canada Gold Corp. has unveiled its 2026 exploration plans for the Harrison Lake Gold Project, reporting promising gold potential. Located in British Columbia, the project exhibits geological traits akin to those of Yukon’s Tintina Gold Belt, hosting between 2 to 10 million tonnes of mineralized material, grading 1.0 to 5.0 g/t gold.

The exploration aims to refine understanding of the area’s mineral resources. The property, marked by significant historic gold drill results, covers a 7-kilometre strike length. Further drilling will focus on determining higher gold grades via modern assay techniques, with NTW-size diamond drilling planned.

Led by exploration manager Michael Magrum, the endeavor aims to tap into global gold price increases. Local infrastructure, including roads and utilities, supports access, facilitating development across the 5,025-hectare estate. Permits for 2026-2027 drilling have been granted, and a private placement is underway to fund the efforts.