Renforth Resources (CSE:RFR) has resumed exploration across the Parbec gold and Victoria polymetallic deposits located in Québec, Canada.
At Parbec, equipment mobilisation is underway as the company resumes field work within the open pit footprint of the gold deposit.
This initiative follows a recently completed chipping program and builds on a stripping program conducted in late fall 2025, which exposed the critical junction between the gold-bearing Cadillac Break and the diorite splay – a gold mineralised structure extending into the Pontiac sediments.
The chipping program has now expanded surface coverage to 320m by 120m, encompassing portions of the Cadillac Break, the diorite splay, and the Pontiac sediments. The program is designed to progress northwestward from the area where the underground decline terminates at 100m depth.
Renforth adds the program will also uncover ground directly above its targeted underground bulk sample area.
At Victoria, the company has launched a comprehensive targeting program covering the deposit and the broader Malartic Metals Package property. The program integrates satellite remote sensing data, light detection and ranging (LiDAR) imagery, and documented local and regional geological information with proprietary AI tools and the hands-on geoscientist expertise to generate new exploration targets.
Renforth has also received a drill permit for Victoria and is actively advancing plans for an upcoming drill program.
Renforth Resources is a Canadian mineral explorer focused on the development of critical minerals in Québec.
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