Harvest Gold (TSX-V:HVG) plans to begin a 4,000m diamond drilling program at its flagship Mosseau Project in Québec, Canada, this weekend.
The company describes the 2026 program as fully financed and expects to complete about 20 holes targeting the Kiask River mineralised corridor in the central part of Mosseau.
The corridor hosts a gold discovery reported in February 2026, including an intersection of 1.15m @ 105 grams per tonne gold (Au).
Harvest Gold says the upcoming drilling is designed to expand known mineralisation and test structural and geophysical targets generated through recent exploration.
CEO Rick Mark says the campaign will build on the discovery while improving the company’s understanding of the gold system.
“Our technical team has developed compelling drill targets that have the potential to significantly expand the Kiask River mineralized corridor while advancing our understanding of this emerging gold system,” Mark says.
Harvest Gold has awarded the drilling contract to Québec-based Forage Val d’Or, which operates hydraulic skid-mounted and helicopter-portable drill rigs.
The contractor entered a partnership with Mawi of Lac Simon on 19 June, with Mawi acting as its exclusive Indigenous partner for mineral exploration drilling activities.
Mark says the arrangement reflects Harvest Gold’s commitment to Indigenous participation and collaboration with local communities as exploration advances.
Mosseau forms part of Harvest Gold’s Urban Barry portfolio, which comprises 443 claims covering 23,740 hectares across the Mosseau, Urban-Barry, and LaBelle projects. The three properties cover more than 50km of prospective strike along mineralised shear zones, between 45km and 70km west of Gold Fields’ Windfall deposit.
Write to France Pinzon at Mining.com.au
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