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LaBelle

100% owned. LaBelle carries the Kiask River corridor south-east from Mosseau, across 9 kilometres of favourable strike.

Location and ownership

Joined to Mosseau, on the same corridor

We staked LaBelle in 2024. With our 2026 acquisitions it now connects to Mosseau, and it forms the south-eastern strike extension of the Kiask River Deformation Corridor. LaBelle straddles the Eeyou Istchee-James Bay and Abitibi territories.

A property-wide, high-resolution airborne magnetic survey flown in 2025 confirmed the corridor’s extension across the property.

Sources: Mar 12, 2024 news release, Mar 19, 2026 news release, Dec 23, 2025 news release and Oct 5, 2026 news release.

Map of LaBelle
Approximate position of LaBelle and our neighbouring properties; claim outlines not shown.

2025 soil survey

Two strong gold-in-soil targets on the corridor

Both lie above the 98th percentile for gold Z-score, within the Kiask River Mineralized Corridor. The survey also defined two silver, three copper and one bismuth anomalous areas, the pathfinders our Mosseau drilling pointed to.

Samples
261 soil samples, collected by IOS Services Geoscientifiques in October 2025
Area
3.3 km × 1.6 km in the north-west of the property; lines 200 m apart, stations every 25 m
Strongest targets
Z-score 23.7 (448 ppb Au) and Z-score 16.2 (306 ppb Au)
Background
Mean below 1 ppb Au
Soil sampling surveys are not definitive. The results are at an early stage of interpretation, with no guarantee of a mineral discovery. Source: Mar 19, 2026 news release; technical information approved by Louis Martin, P.Geo., Qualified Person under NI 43-101.

History

Three holes, in 1965

One of the strongest soil anomalies lies several hundred metres from the only three historical drill holes on LaBelle. We plan to drill the new targets. Forward-looking

Sulico Mines drilled the three holes in 1965 (GM16293). They reported massive sulphides with over 10% magnetite. Best assays included 2.74 g/t Au over 0.46 m, 4.46 g/t Ag over 0.61 m and 0.17% Cu over 0.61 m.

These historical results were completed by a previous operator and have not been independently verified by Harvest Gold; we treat them as historical in nature. Lengths are core lengths as published. Source: Mar 19, 2026 news release.