Eskay Mining Corp. Unveils 5,000 Meter Drill Program Targets in Golden Triangle

Eskay Mining Corp. has announced the launch of its 5,000 meter diamond drilling program, starting July 2026, on its Corey-Eskay property in British Columbia’s Golden Triangle. The focus is on the Vermillion and TM areas, known for high gold and copper values. The drilling will explore two significant mineralization trends: the south-south-west corridor, rich in porphyry copper-gold deposits, and the Stuhini-Hazelton Unconformity, a hotspot for British Columbia's major deposits.

Recent exploration revealed a sizable mineralized zone, exposing previously hidden gold due to glacial changes. Initial findings show promising gold grades, with surface samples revealing up to 297 g/t Au. Eskay aims to understand the vein continuity and geometry to target economic feeder zones. Drilling will also address the affinity with reduced intrusion related gold systems, akin to Goliath Resources' Surebet deposit.

Initial drilling will begin at lower elevation VMS targets at the C-10 prospect, with Eskay's team operating from the Electrum camp. Analysis will utilize detailed core sampling and independent evaluations to identify potential economic elements. Clinton Smyth, Chief Geologist, underscores the program's significance and the opportunity to re-evaluate historical data ahead of future exploration.