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Solstice Gold Completes Acquisition of Leckie Gold Zone and Additional Claims in Ontario

Solstice Gold Corp. has finalized the acquisition of two patented claims located in the Leckie Gold Zone in British Columbia. This acquisition includes 43 new claims that expand their gold exploration area to 57 square kilometres. Historical drilling has indicated significant mineralization at the site.

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Solstice Gold Corp., listed on the TSX Venture Exchange under the symbol SGC, has announced the successful closure of its acquisition of two patented claims, which total 24 hectares, situated in the Leckie Gold Zone (LGZ). This announcement follows an earlier news release dated August 24, 2026. The acquisition also includes 43 new claims, consolidating a total of 57 square kilometres for gold exploration in the Abitibi Subprovince of Ontario.

The Leckie Gold Zone features a 160-metre deep shaft and has undergone underground development on five levels, along with over 23,000 metres of historical drilling. This drilling has confirmed the presence of significant mineralization of gold and silver in the area, supporting the potential for further exploration and development. The consolidation of these claims is expected to enhance the company’s operational footprint in a region known for its rich mineral resources.

The Abitibi Subprovince is recognized as one of the most prolific gold-producing regions in Canada, and the acquisition positions Solstice Gold to capitalize on future market opportunities as exploration continues. As the mining industry evolves, companies like Solstice Gold are making strategic moves to increase their holdings in areas with established mineral wealth and potential for future discoveries.

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Solstice Gold Closes Acquisition of the Leckie Gold Zone and 43 New Claims, Consolidating New 57 km2 Gold Play in the Abitibi Subprovince, Ontario
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