Golden Cariboo Advances Quesnelle Drilling and Unveils New Gold-Silver Target for 2026 Push

Golden Cariboo Resources ( (TSE:GCC) ) has shared an announcement.

Golden Cariboo Resources has reported on its 2025 exploration campaign at the Quesnelle Gold Quartz Mine property, where it completed 1,729.79 metres of diamond drilling across eight holes focused on expanding the Halo zone and testing geochemical and structural targets, despite losing several holes due to technical drilling issues. Key outcomes included the successful adoption of PhotonAssay technology, which confirmed and improved previously reported gold grades over long mineralized intervals, the identification of the Km Uno zone as a new gold-silver target supported by multiple geophysical and geochemical anomalies, and a noteworthy Halo zone intercept that remains open in mineralization. The company has engaged nearby MSALABS to process gold and silver assays using PhotonAssay, aiming to shorten turnaround times, and plans to resume drilling in early 2026 to extend the Halo zone and test additional soil anomalies, while preparing a larger-scale, technically robust exploration program that will expand drilling, trenching, and regional geological work across its district-scale land package.

More about Golden Cariboo Resources

Golden Cariboo Resources Ltd. is a mineral exploration company focused on rediscovering the historic Cariboo Gold Rush in central British Columbia through targeted drilling and trenching at its Quesnelle Gold Quartz Mine property. The project, spanning nearly 95,000 hectares along a 90-kilometre gold-bearing trend with a long history of placer production, is road-accessible near Hixon and lies adjacent to major regional structures and Osisko Development’s Cariboo Gold Project, positioning the company within a well-known gold exploration corridor.

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