en.Wedoany.com Reported - Boreal Gold Inc. has released the latest drilling results from its North Star Gold Project in Manitoba, with hole GR-26-149 intersecting 2.41 meters at 15.54 g/t gold in the high-grade Gold Rock Vein.

At depth on section 63+90N at the northern end of the Gold Rock Vein, hole GR-26-149 returned 15.54 g/t gold over 2.41 meters from 85.17 to 87.58 meters, including 25.7 g/t gold over 1.41 meters from 85.17 to 86.58 meters, with a further interval of 81.5 g/t gold over 0.41 meters. This hole extends the high-grade Gold Rock Vein to approximately 60 meters vertical depth, with more than 30 occurrences of visible gold observed in the core. It should be noted that reported true widths are 85% to 90% of core lengths. Hole GR-26-150 returned 1.61 g/t gold over 1.27 meters from 103.7 to 104.97 meters, including 10.45 g/t gold over 0.17 meters from 104.2 to 104.37 meters, extending the vein to approximately 80 meters vertical depth.

Over the past winter and spring, Boreal Gold completed a total of 10 HQ drill holes on the project, totaling 1,326 meters. All holes intersected the Gold Rock shear zone, with alteration remaining strong. Future drilling will focus on completing the undrilled holes from the 2026 program and further delineating the extent of the Gold Rock gold shoot. Additionally, previous drilling on the Richard Vein within the claim group also returned high-grade intersections, including hole GR-10-115 returning 15.65 g/t gold over 1.5 meters and hole GR-10-114 returning 14.41 g/t gold over 3.3 meters.

Boreal Gold will next shift to the Fay Lake claims, planning to commence an approximately 1,000-meter drilling program targeting the Redwin volcanogenic massive sulfide horizon and high-grade gold quartz veins. The Koscielny Lake showing, located south of Puffy Lake, will also be tested, where sampling last fall returned gold grades of up to 9 g/t.