2026 Mosseau Discovery Drill Plan: Pursue the Discovery Hole
2026 MOSSEAU DISCOVERY DRILL PLAN: PURSUE THE DISCOVERY HOLE
Vancouver, British Columbia / April 16, 2026 - Harvest Gold Corporation (TSXV: HVG)
(“Harvest Gold” or the “Company”) is pleased to announce that its geological team has now been
able to define fifty (50) drill targets along the 32-kilometre length of the Kiask River Mineralized
Corridor (KRMC) within its 100% controlled, now combined Mosseau/LaBelle property in the
Urban Barry Belt, Quebec (Figures 6, Figure 7). Harvest Gold has prioritized twenty (20) targets
for its planned 2026 drill program in the central part of the Mosseau property (Figure 5).
Eleven (11) of those twenty (20) priority targets are along a two -kilometre stretch of a critical
magnetic high feature (see Figures 4,3,2). At least eight of those holes will be within 500 meters
of the Discovery hole, which assayed 105 grams over 1.15 metres (MO-25-05) as announced
on February 11, 2026 of this year.” (Figure 1).
Rick Mark, President and CEO of Harvest Gold, states: “Last year, in our maiden drill program,
we drilled twenty-one exploratory holes over approximately 9 kilometres of the Mosseau property.
Since then, we have acquired 24 claims and now fully control the Mosseau/LaBelle property,
which includes the entirety of the 32 kilometre long Kiask River Mineralized Corridor. This year,
after analyzing 2025 drill results, revisiting historical data bases and adding new geochemistry and
prospecting results, we have 50 defined drill targets along the 32 kilometres, but will focus on 20
holes emanating from our 2025 Discovery Hole.”
The most significant exploration results of the program were obtained in the central area along the
KMRC, which had seen very limited historical exploration. Drilling in this area confirmed the
presence of a continuous gold-bearing corridor and returned high-grade mineralization, including
an intersection of 105.0 g/t Au over 1.15 metres which included visible gold, 4.3 g/t Ag and 464
ppm Cu, occurring between 120.9 m and 122.5 m down the hole in DDH 25-25.
This interval occurs within a broader halo of lower -grade mineralization and is supported by
several additional intercepts along strike that demonstrate both continuity and scale, including 0.50
g/t Au over 16.35 metres (MO-25-026) and 0.76 g/t Au over 5.85 metres (MO-25-027), 0.22 g/t
Au over 16.0 metres (MO-25-028). Collectively, the drilling defines a mineralized corridor up
to 16 metres wide, traced over approximately three kilometres and tested only to shallow
depths of roughly 100 metres . The system remains open in all directions and represents a
compelling exploration target for future work.
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Figure 1: Geology - 8 Proposed drill targets along the KRMC (1 km)
Figure 2: Geology - 11 Proposed drill targets along the KRMC (3 km)
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Figure 3: Magnetics - 11 Proposed drill targets along the KRMC (3 km)
Figure 4: Soil Geochem - 11 Proposed drill targets along the KRMC (3 km)
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Figure 5: Geology - 20 Priority drill targets in Central area. Length of the KRMC (6 km)
Figure 6: Geology – Mosseau- /LaBelle - 50 Proposed drill holes. Length of the KRMC (32 km)
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Figure 7: Claims - KRMC traced for 32 km across the Mosseau /LaBelle properties
SAMPLING, QAQC, AND LABORATORY ANALYSIS SUMMARY
All core logging and sampling completed by Harvest Gold as part of its diamond drilling program
or prospecting program is subject to a strict standard for Quality Control and Quality Assurance
(QAQC), which include the insertion of certified reference materials (standards), blank materials,
and field duplicate analysis. NQ -diameter sawed half -core samples from the drilling program at
Mosseau were securely sent by Company geologists to AGAT Laboratories Ltd. (AGAT), with
sample preparation in Val -d’Or, Québec and analysis in Thunder Bay, Ontario, where samples
were processed for gold analysis by 50-gram fire assay with an atomic absorption finish. Samples
from selected holes were securely sent to AGAT in Calgary, Alberta, for multi -element analysis
(including silver) by inductively coupled plasma (ICP) method with a four-acid digestion. AGAT
sample preparation and laboratory analysis procedures conform to requirements of ISO/IEC
Standard 17025 guidelines and meet the requirements under NI 43 -101 and CIM best p ractice
guidelines. AGAT is independent of Harvest Gold.
Grab samples reported in this news release were collected by company personnel in accordance
with industry standard practices. Grab s amples are selective by nature and may not be
representative of the underlying mineralization.
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The historical drilling results disclosed herein were completed by previous operators and have not
been independently verified by the Company. While the Company considers these historical results
to be relevant and reliable for exploration purposes, reader s are cautioned that a qualified person
has not completed sufficient work to verify the data. Accordingly, the Company is treating these
results as historical in nature. Verification of historical data, including confirmation drilling, may
be required befo re the information can be relied upon for economic or resource estimation
purposes.
About Harvest Gold Corporation
Harvest Gold is focused on exploring for near -surface gold deposits and copper -gold porphyry
deposits in politically stable mining jurisdictions. Harvest Gold’s board of directors, management
team and technical advisors have collective geological and finan cing experience exceeding 400
years.
Harvest Gold has three active gold projects focused in the Urban Barry area, totalling 401 claims
covering 21,372.81 ha, located approximately 45-70 km west of Gold Fields - Windfall Deposit.
Harvest Gold acknowledges that the LaBelle Gold Project straddles the Eeyou Istchee-James Bay
and Abitibi territories. Harvest Gold is committed to developing positive and mutually beneficial
relationships based on respect and transparency with local Indigenous communities.
Harvest Gold’s three properties, Mosseau, Urban -Barry and LaBelle, together cover over 50 km
of favorable strike along mineralized shear zones.
Qualified Person Statement
All scientific and technical information in this news release has been prepared and approved by
Louis Martin, P.Geo., Technical Advisor to the Company and considered a Qualified Person for
the purposes of NI 43-101.
ON BEHALF OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Rick Mark
President and CEO
Harvest Gold Corporation
For more information please contact:
Rick Mark or Jan Urata
@ 604.737.2303 or [email protected]
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