Solstice Gold Corporation has initiated Phase II of an Alpha induced-polarization (IP) survey at the Red Cedar discovery zone within its Strathy Gold Project in Ontario’s Temagami Greenstone Belt. The 8.9-line-kilometre program will adopt tighter 175 metre line spacing to refine and extend a high-resistivity, moderate-to-high chargeability anomaly tied to the discovery hole of 8.52 g/t gold over 3.5 metres. The target zone spans at least 1,000 by 500 metres and remains open north and east, offering large exploration upside.
The new survey builds on earlier geophysics and drilling, using updated modelling to sharpen drill targets ahead of a fully funded ~16-hole follow-up drill campaign set for winter 2025-26. Solstice aims to test deeper extensions of the Red Cedar zone and other targets along the major structural corridor. The company describes the work as a key step to unlocking high-grade gold mineralization in an under-explored portion of the Abitibi Subprovince with excellent infrastructure access.