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Golden Pursuit Resources Begins 2026 Mineral Exploration at the Gordon Lake Project

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Golden Pursuit Resources (GDP.V) is starting the 2026 mineral exploration program at the Gordon Lake Project in the Northwest Territories, it said Tuesday.

The program, which will consist of a 1,500 line-kilometre unmanned aerial vehicle magnetic geophysical survey and a rock sampling and geochemistry program, is expected to help in refining target areas and exploration planning, the company said.

"The integration of UAV magnetic surveying with systematic rock sampling and geochemical analysis will provide valuable data to guide our exploration strategy and help us better understand the mineral potential of the project," said Chief Executive Officer Brian McClay.

The company's shares last traded July 27, closing at C$0.25 on the TSX Venture Exchange.

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