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Q-Gold Mine Centre Project in Ontario, Canada

Q-Gold kicks off summer search at Mine Centre

Q-Gold Resources (TSX-V:QGR) has begun its summer 2026 exploration campaign at the Mine Centre Project in Ontario, Canada.

The program centres on detailed field mapping of gold‑bearing veins, systematic channel sampling, and targeted diamond drilling, all designed to advance exploration and expand the pipeline at Mine Centre.

Field mapping aims to identify and prioritise gold-bearing vein systems north and south of the Foley mine. While certain veins in the area have been previously drill tested, the majority remain untested.

Q-Gold will continue to drill test the strike and dip extensions of gold-bearing veins in the vicinity of the Foley mine, where previous exploration has identified gold mineralisation.

“Through detailed field mapping, delineation of new gold-bearing veins and systematic channel sampling, we believe this campaign can generate a significantly expanded pipeline of drill-ready targets,” COO Dr Andreas Rompel says.

“To date, we have focused on only five veins. Our objective is to increase that number meaningfully as the program advances.”

Q-Gold Resources is a Canadian gold development and exploration company focused on advancing high-quality gold assets in North America. The Quartz Mountain Gold Project in Oregon, US, is the company’s flagship asset.

Write to JC Villarba at Mining.com.au

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