The Gold Standard property is an early-stage exploration project. The property is located in north-western Ontario, Canada approximately 65 kilometres north of the community of Fort Frances and within the traditional territory of the Naicatchewenin and Nigigoonsiminikaaning First Nations.
The 7,636 ha property is accessible year-round by forestry road and hosts three historical shafts dating from 1901 to 1903 that exploited high-grade gold in shear hosted quartz veins. Limited exploration has been conducted on the property with the drill holes dating from the early 1970’s and located approximately 4 kilometres from the historical workings.
Assay results from grab samples collected at one of the shafts in 2022 by Storm Exploration included 166 g/t Au, 88.6 g/t Au and 83.4 g/t Au (see news release)
Storm’s Q3 2026 Drill Program tested 1.9km of a newly identified conductivity anomaly’s 7km strike-length, and confirmed the discovery of a new mineralized Volcanogenic Massive Sulphide (VMS) system at the property.
All holes intersected disseminated and/or semi-massive to massive sulphides, and core logging & processing is underway.
The 7 km conductivity anomaly provides an extensive target for follow-up exploration, with mineralization yet to be established across its full extent.
