White Gold launches Phase I of 2025 exploration program

White Gold (WHGOF) commenced its Critical Metals Exploration Program on key properties across its district-scale land package in the prolific White Gold District, Yukon, Canada. Phase I of the 2025 exploration program is a continuation of the Company’s successful expanded exploration focus beyond gold, targeting critical metals including copper, molybdenum, tungsten, antimony and bismuth amongst others. Phase II of the Company’s strategic 2025 Exploration Program will commence in the coming weeks and will focus on high priority gold projects including the Company’s existing significant gold resources and discoveries of new gold occurrences. Details of the Phase II 2025 Exploration program including its upcoming diamond drill program focused on high priority gold targets and other activities will be released in due course. White Gold Corp’s property portfolio includes 15,362 quartz claims across 21 properties covering 300,000 hectares, representing approximately 40% of the White Gold District and hosts numerous prospective gold and critical mineral targets in addition to the Company’s flagship White Gold Project which comprises 1,203,000 ounces of gold in the Indicated Resource category and 1,116,600 ounces of gold in the Inferred Resource category and remains open for further expansion. Additional increases to the size of the resource may also be possible through an ongoing analysis to incorporate mineralization hosted within the Company’s Target for Further Exploration area that hosts an additional estimated 10 – 12 million tonnes grading between 1 – 2 g/t Au. “Our entry into the critical metals space highlights the untapped multi-commodity potential of our vast Yukon portfolio,” stated Dylan Langille, Vice President of Exploration for White Gold Corp. “Preliminary work has identified compelling targets with favourable geophysical and geochemical signatures for critical metals, and we are excited to advance these prospects with IP surveys to delineate drill targets.”