The Miminiska Gold Project
The Miminiska Gold Project
Two High-Grade Zones,
One Continuous Gold System
Historic high-grade gold confirmed
- ~28,000 m of historic drilling across Miminiska (SW) and Frond (NE) confirms high-grade gold deposit at both ends of the system
- Multiple high-grade intercepts support immediate step-outs from known mineralization
Largely undrilled central corridor
- 12km of the 14 km of prospective strike between Miminiska and Frond remains largely untested
- Geophysics indicates a continuous Banded Iron Formation (BIF) and structural trend along the corridor, supporting the potential for multiple drill targets
District-scale land position
- ~6,366 hectares covering the interpreted 14+ km iron-formation trend
- Single, contiguous land package provides full-system control and flexible drill targeting
North Western Ontario Goldbelt
Premier Location
with Tier-1 Infrastructure
Ontario is Home to
+200Moz of Gold Production
Proven gold-producing region in north western ontario
- Located in Miminiska-Fort Hope greenstone belt, one of North America’s most prolific gold regions with tier-1 neighbours and 200+ Moz of historical gold production
Tier-1 ontario jurisdiction
- Ontario offers secure tenure, clear permitting frameworks and a mining-friendly regulatory environment – a true tier-1 rule of law jurisdiction
Established infrastructure
- Located within an established mining corridor with access to skilled labour and contractors familiar with local logistics and drilling within the project area
A rare entry point
- Large, high-grade gold systems in Ontario are increasingly rare, particularly those with significant undrilled strike in tier-1 jurisdictions
The Bif Advantage
A Geological Setting Known for Grade, Continuity and Scale
What is a
Banded Iron Formation
(BIF)?
Iron-rich sedimentary units that create predictable structural and geophysical targets - when mineralized, BIF can host continuous gold zones over meaningful strike lengths.
Grade
continuity
Iron-formation-hosted gold systems exhibit continuous mineralization along well-defined stratigraphy, supporting scale potential rather than isolated pods
Predictable metallurgy
BIF-hosted gold deposits typically exhibit simple and predictable metallurgy, reducing technical risk relative to more complex gold systems
MULTI-MILLION OUNCE POTENTIAL
Globally, BIF-hosted systems have supported large, long-life gold deposits ranging from 5M to 40M+ ounces, often growing through step-out drilling along continuous stratigraphy
Homestake (44M+ oz Au)
Back River (9M+ oz Au)
Meliadine (5.3M+ oz Au)
Proven ontario analogues
Ontario's most successful gold camps include banded iron-formation–hosted deposits – reinforcing the potential for continuous, scalable gold systems in comparable terrain
Musselwhite (8M+ oz Au)
Detour Lake (16M+ oz Au)
Peer figures are based on publicly disclosed estimates from respective operators as of June 2026, and have not been independently verified.
Property-scale geophysics
Aeromagnetics Define a 12km Corridor
First-Derivative Airborne Magnetic Survey
Source: Geo Data Solutions Inc. (GDS), July 2021
BIF trend
extends northeast
- Aeromagnetic data suggests the BIF continues to the Northeast from the Miminiska target (purple linear features)
- The magnetic signature outlines a coherent corridor across the Property
Folded BIF
= high prospectivity
- Several zones indicate potential folding of BIF horizons - highly prospective for gold mineralization
- High-priority anomalies will be followed up with mapping + sampling to refine regional drill targets
MIMINISKA ZONE
Historic Drilling Along BIF Formation Validates Mineralization Potential
EARLY INDICATORS
- Historical drilling confirms a meaningful gold system at the Miminiska Zone
- Multiple high-grade intercepts occur along the interpreted iron formation trend
- Historical work provides a strong technical foundation for follow-up
EXPLORATION UPSIDE
- Historical drilling was shallow and concentrated in limited areas
- Known mineralization remains open to follow-up along strike
- Modern targeting will help define extensions to the existing footprint
* Historical drill results are reported as core lengths and do not necessarily represent true widths. Click here for additional information on Historic Drill Results.
Project Documents
NI 43-101 TECHNICAL REPORT ON THE MIMINISKA PROPERTY, NORTHERN ONTARIO, CANADA
Effective Date: December 1, 2025
Qualified Person
The scientific and technical information on this website was reviewed and approved by Ian Dasti, P.Geo., a Qualified Person, as defined by NI 43-101. Mr. Dasti is Vice President, Exploration of the Company and is not independent under NI 43-101.
The technical information contained herein is derived from: A) NI 43-101 Technical Report on the Miminiska Property, Northern Ontario, Canada, prepared by APEX Geoscience Ltd. for Storm Exploration Inc., authored by Qualified Persons Edward Parker, B.Sc., P.Geo., and Eliza D. Verigeanu, M.Sc., P.Geo., with an effective date of December 1, 2025; B) Neal & Miller Report, 1987.
Ontario historical gold production figures are based on NRCan data referenced by Sudol, S., Republic of Mining, August 2011.
Latest News on
The Miminiska
Gold Project
Canadian Goldfields Advances 2026 Exploration Program at Miminiska Gold Project
August 31, 2026
Canadian Goldfields Closes Acquisition of Miminiska Gold Property in Ontario
February 13, 2026
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