TSXV: CAN

High-Grade Gold in Québec’s Gaspé Peninsula

Canadian Gold Resources (TSXV: CAN) is focused on developing known, historic high-grade gold projects in the Gaspé Gold Belt of Quebec. With a bulk sample extraction project planned for 2025 and a clear path to near-term cash flow, we aim to deliver value to our shareholders in the form of early dividends—something rarely seen in junior gold exploration.*

Why Invest in Canadian Gold Resources?

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High-Grade Gold in Quebec

Advancing 3 high-grade, historically explored, 100% owned gold projects located along Quebec and Newfoundland's prolific Grand Pabos Fault.

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Significant Catalysts

60-plus hole / ~ 6,000 meter maiden drill program underway & 5,000 tonne bulk sample program to commence in spring 2026.

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Seasoned Leadership

Our team of mining professionals, including industry veterans who led Major Drilling and Colibri Resource Corp, ensures project execution and value creation.

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The Grand Pabos Fault

The Grand Pabos Fault is a major geological structure that spans Quebec’s Gaspé Peninsula and extends into Newfoundland, creating an ideal corridor for mineralization, particularly for gold. This fault influences hydrothermal processes that transport and deposit gold, attracting exploration from companies like Canadian Gold Resources Ltd., which has three active projects along the fault. Its structural complexity has led to multiple high-grade gold discoveries, drawing continued exploration interest and supporting economic growth in the region.


In Newfoundland, similar fault systems within the Central Newfoundland Gold Belt, such as the Appleton Fault, host significant gold deposits. Notable projects include AuMEGA’s Cape Ray Shear Zone Project (610,000 oz Au), New Found Gold Corp.'s high-grade Queensway Project, and Calibre Mining's Valentine Gold Mine (5.1 million oz Au). Additionally, Maritime Resources' Hammerdown Mine, with 370,000 oz Au, and Big Ridge Gold's Hope Brook Mine, hosting 1.44 million oz Au, underscore the region's potential. Collectively, these projects highlight the mineral wealth along these fault lines, making the Grand Pabos Fault and its associated structures across Eastern Canada a key focus for high-grade gold exploration.

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Project 1: Lac Arsenault

The Lac Arsenault Project is the Company’s flagship gold asset, where surface sampling has returned grades of up to 28.9 g/t gold. A maiden diamond drill program is underway, and the fully permitted 5,000-tonne bulk sample program is scheduled for spring 2026. 

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Project 2: Robidoux

Robidoux holds significant high-grade gold potential with historical drilling and sampling results including grades as high as 92.0 g/t Au over 1.70m. Bulk sampling planned for 2025 will provide further confirmation of the projects value.

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Project 3: VG Boulder

The VG Boulder project has demonstrated surface samples of up to 75.7 g/t Au, and visible gold samples found in boulders indicate the potential for further high-grade discoveries.

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