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393 ppm Mo from 2m at Cowley, Extending Near Surface, High-Grade Mineralization

Drill Results

Gladiator Metals Intersects 92m @ 1.03% Cu &

393 ppm Mo from 2m at Cowley, Extending

Near Surface, High-Grade Mineralization

Vancouver, British Columbia--(Newsfile Corp. - January 27, 2026) -

Gladiator Metals Corp

.

(TSXV:

GLAD) (OTCQB: GDTRF) (FSE: ZX7)

("Gladiator" or the "Company") is pleased to report assay

results from the last 32 drill holes, totalling 8,072 metres drilled at its Cowley prospect in 2025.

SUMMARY

1

.

Excellent Continuity:

Drilling on the

Northern Limb has continued to intersect significant,

near-surface, continuous high-grade mineralization

, highlighted by hole CPG-112D2

that

returned 92m @ 1.03% Cu from 2m

, underscoring the project's potential.

2

.

Vertical Expansion:

High-grade skarn mineralization intersected in the Southern Limb was

extended vertically by 85m from previous intercepts, confirming continuity of the limb and unlocking

further potential of the southern limb, where Gladiator plans to bring mineralization to near surface

under Class 3 permit drilling.

3

.

Major Scale:

The Cowley mineralized system now boasts a large lateral footprint of over

1,200m

in strike length

, 450m in width, and 300m in depth, and remains open in every direction, offering

significant opportunity for further discovery.

4

.

New Discovery:

A sub-parallel zone of mineralization was intercepted at depth in hole CPG-

114D1, with magnetic data now pointing to over 600m of untested strike potential - setting the

stage for future exploration.

Recent drilling at Cowley continues to extend strong near-surface copper, gold, and molybdenum

mineralization. Key results from the west side of the "Northern Limb" include:

CPG-112D2

returned

130m @ 0.78% Cu

from 2m, including:

92m @ 1.03% Cu 0.11 g/t Au

, 6.38 g/t Ag & 393 ppm Mo from 2m;

24m @ 1.68% Cu, 0.18 g/t Au

, 13.86 g/t Ag & 332 ppm Mo from 2m; and

16.1m @ 1.46% Cu, 0.10 g/t Au,

5.45 g/t Ag & 870 ppm Mo from 39.1m.

CPG-112D1

returned

47.17m @ 0.70% Cu, 0.07 g/t Au,

4.67 g/t Ag & 236 ppm Mofrom 1.6m,

including:

10m @ 1.38% Cu 0.18 g/t Au,

11.44 g/t Ag & 355 ppm Mo from 15.0m; and

5.77m @ 1.15% Cu, 0.10 g/t Au

, 5.28 g/t Ag &

507 ppm Mo

from 43m

Drilling on the far east side of the Northern Limb (~310m east of CPG-112D2) continued to intercept

significant mineralization, with further drilling planned to be completed under Class 3 permit conditions to

extend mineralization further east along strike. Results included:

CPG-117D2

, drilled ~310m east of CPG-112D2 returned

61m @ 1.25% Cu, 0.13 g/t Au,

8.97 g/t

Ag & 442 ppm Mo from 108 m, including:

44m @ 1.57% Cu, 0.16 g/t Au

, 11.73 g/t Ag &

536 ppm Mo

from 114m;

Drilling on the "Southern Limb", continued to extended skarn mineralization >250m east, confirming

vertical continuity down dip from

CPG-118 (13.2m @ 1.50% Cu, 0.50 g/t Au,

10.16 g/t Ag & 314 ppm

Mo

1

). Notable southern limb results include:

CPG-120

returned

14m @ 1.29% Cu, 0.16 g/t Au,

10.36 g/t Ag &

656 ppm Mo

from 149m.

Additionally, access on the western side of the Southern Limb allowed Gladiator to start bringing

mineralization closer to surface whilst waiting on Class 3 permitting to target the limb near surface.

Drilling returned:

CPG-119D1

returned

38.3 m @ 0.84% Cu, 0.10 g/t Au

, 9.11 g/t Ag & 351 ppm Mo from 42.7m;

including:

14.65m @ 1.53% Cu, 0.17 g/t Au,

16.08 g/t Ag & 664 ppm Mo from 42.7m and

4.0m @ 1.54% Cu, 0.07 g/t Au

, 18.8 g/t Ag & 198 ppm Mo from 77.0m.

Gladiator has advanced step-out drilling across accessible areas, consistently intersecting new

mineralization whilst moving towards a maiden resource for Cowley. Additional significant intercepts

outside of the known Northern and Southern Limbs, include:

CPG-115

returned

12.15m @ 1.49% Cu, 0.06 g/t Au,

8.13 g/t Ag & 216 ppm Mo from 99m;

including:

5.85m @ 2.70% Cu, 0.10 g/t Au,

14.92 g/t Ag & 206 ppm Mo from 101.15m; and

CPG-121D2

returned

12.5m @ 0.87% Cu

from 111.65m

, Including 7.15m @ 1.24%

Cu

from

117.0 m

Gladiator CEO Jason Bontempo commented:

"These latest results from Cowley represent a significant step forward in our understanding of the

system. Intersecting over 90 meters of 1.03% copper starting essentially from surface is an

exceptional outcome that reinforces the near surface, high-grade nature of both Copper and

Molybdenum, and the continuity of this system.

As of late January 2026, the price of molybdenum has shown significant strength, with spot prices

rising for several consecutive months to average around USD $55,000-$63,000 per metric ton

(approx. $25-$28 per lb) making for a significant potential economic co-product credit to any future

copper resource reported at Cowley.

Also noteworthy is the discovery of a new, subparallel zone of mineralization at depth. With a strike

potential of over 600 meters based on our magnetic data, this new zone, combined with the fact that

the main body remains open in all directions, highlights the substantial scale and growth potential at

Cowley. Our team remains focused on aggressive step-out drilling as we move toward delivering a

maiden resource estimate that truly reflects the value of this asset."

1

Refer News Release Dated 8

th

Dec 2025 "

Gladiator Extends High-Grade Copper Skarn Mineralization 250m to the East at Cowley."

2

Refer News Release Dated 11

th

Aug 2025 "

Gladiator Discovers New Zone in First Drilling Below 200m at Cowley."

COWLEY DRILLING

This release completes reporting of the 2025 drilling program at the Cowley prospect and covers the

remaining unreleased 32 drill holes for 8,072 metres (Refer Figure 1 and Table 1).

2025 drilling successfully:

Delivered clear confirmation of the continuity of near-surface, high-grade copper mineralization,

significantly advancing efforts to define substantial high-grade copper resources.

Validated the persistence of near-surface high-grade domains previously identified at the Cowley

prospect, while also uncovering exciting exploration upside and expanding the potential for

repeated mineralized zones.

Importantly, drill tested new exploration targets proximal to the known system, highlighting

meaningful opportunities for extensions to known high-grade copper skarn mineralization and

identifying promising sub-parallel trends.

A major milestone was achieved by recognizing the untapped resource potential of endoskarn

copper mineralization at Cowley, an area not systematically targeted or sampled in past drilling

campaigns.

Furthermore, the economic value of associated co-products - including molybdenum, gold, and

silver - has been continually evaluated, broadening the scope for positive project economics.

Overall, these advancements underscore the continued success and exciting potential at the Cowley

prospect, setting the stage for further growth and maiden resource definition.

The final portion of 2025 drilling focused on extensions to the currently known high-grade copper skarn

extents of Cowley's "Southern Limb" and "Northern Limb", the extents of mineralization along and across

the entirety of the system, as well as testing the depth potential of the system as highlighted by hole

CPG-092 (55m @ 0.70% Cu from 176m plus, including 21.90m @ 1.27% Cu from 199.1m)

2

.

Recently returned assays from drilling at Cowley have continued to intersect strong copper, gold &

molybdenum mineralization near surface. Drilling completed on the west side of the northern limb

returned exceptional results, including:

CPG-112D2

returned

130m @ 0.78% Cu

& 293 ppm Mo

from 2m, including:

92m @ 1.03% Cu 0.11 g/t Au,

6.38 g/t Ag & 393 ppm Mo

from 2m; incl.

24m @ 1.68% Cu, 0.18 g/t Au,

13.86 g/t Ag & 332 ppm Mo from 2m; and

16.1m @ 1.46% Cu, 0.10 g/t Au,

5.45 g/t Ag &

870 ppm Mo

from 39.1m.

CPG-112D1

returned

47.17m @ 0.70% Cu, 0.07 g/t Au,

4.67 g/t Ag & 236 ppm Mo from 1.6m,

including:

10m @ 1.38% Cu 0.18 g/t Au,

11.44 g/t Ag & 355 ppm Mo from 15.0m; and

5.77m @ 1.15% Cu, 0.10 g/t Au,

5.28 g/t Ag &

507 ppm Mo

from 43m

CPG-112

returned

34.0m @ 0.54% Cu, 0.11 g/t Au,

3.02 g/t Ag & 253 ppm Mo from 26.0m,

including:

12m @ 1.10% Cu 0.25 g/t Au,

6.38 g/t Ag & 286 ppm Mo from 40.0 m

Drilling on the far east side of Cowley's Northern Limb (~310m east of CPG-112D2) continued to

intercept significant mineralization, with further drilling planned to be completed under Class 3 permit

conditions to further extend the mineralization east along strike. Results included:

CPG-117D2

, drilled ~310m east of CPG-112D2 returned

61m @ 1.25% Cu, 0.13 g/t Au,

8.97 g/t

Ag & 442 ppm Mo from 108 m, Including:

44m @ 1.57% Cu, 0.16 g/t Au,

11.73 g/t Ag &

536 ppm Mo

from 114m.

Additional assays have also been received from further drilling designed to test extensions to the skarn

mineralization greater than 250 metres east along strike on Cowley's "Southern Limb". These results

relate to drilling announced 8 December 2025

("Drilling at Cowley extends High-Grade Copper Skarn

Mineralization 250m to the East"

).

Drilling successfully confirmed the vertical continuity down dip of the mineralization, extending from the

previously reported high-grade intercept in hole CPG-118, which returned

13.2 metres grading 1.50%

Cu, 0.50 g/t Au, 10.16 g/t Ag &

314 ppm Mo. Significant results from this phase of drilling include:

CPG-120

returned

14m @ 1.29% Cu, 0.16 g/t Au,

10.36 g/t Ag &

656 ppm Mo

from 149m.

Additionally, access on the western side of the Southern Limb allowed Gladiator to start bringing

mineralization to near surface, where drilling returned:

CPG-119D1

returned

38.3 m @ 0.84% Cu, 0.10 g/t Au,

9.11 g/t Ag & 351 ppm Mo from 42.7m;

including:

14.65m @ 1.53% Cu, 0.17 g/t Au,

16.08 g/t Ag &

664 ppm Mo

from 42.7m and

4.0m @ 1.54% Cu, 0.07 g/t Au,

18.8 g/t Ag & 198 ppm Mo from 77.0m.

CPG-119D2

returned

38.0 m @ 0.44% Cu, 0.05 g/t Au,

3.2 g/t Ag & 392 ppm Mo from 116m.

While awaiting approval of the Class 3 permit, Gladiator has maintained strong momentum by continuing

to drill across accessible extents of the system. This proactive approach is positioning Gladiator to

deliver a maiden resource at Cowley sooner once the Class 3 permit is granted.

Step-out drilling continues to uncover additional mineralization beyond the already defined high-grade

Northern and Southern Limbs. These ongoing efforts are intersecting further significant mineralization,

highlighting the growing potential of the Cowley system, including:

CPG-115

returned

12.15m @ 1.49% Cu, 0.06 g/t Au,

8.13 g/t Ag & 216 ppm Mo from 99m;

including:

5.85m @ 2.70% Cu, 0.10 g/t Au,

14.92 g/t Ag & 206 ppm Mo from 101.15m; and

CPG-121D2

returned

12.5m @ 0.87% Cu from 111.65m

,

Including:

7.15m @ 1.24% Cu

from 117.0 m

COWLEY RESOURCE DRILLING

Gladiator has continued to advance its definition drilling program at Cowley under its Class 1 exploration

permit. This ongoing activity is part of a broader strategy to better delineate the mineralized system

within the Cowley area.

Definition drilling is scheduled to be completed in 2026 under a Class 3 permit that is currently under

review. This will be a critical step, as it will allow Gladiator Metals to drill line by line, systematic cross

sections to deliver maiden resources for the Whitehorse Copper Project.

Results from the ongoing resource definition drilling have affirmed the continuity of the mineralized

system across the broader Cowley area. Recent drilling has been concentrated on the flanks of the

mineralized system, where access is currently possible. This targeted approach has enabled the

identification of potential extensions along the boundaries of the known extents of the mineralized system

and confirmed the presence of shallow copper-skarn mineralization within the Cowley region.

For a detailed overview of the results and intersections from these drilling activities, readers are referred

to Figure 1 (plan map) and Table 1.

Gladiator is nearing completion of the process to obtain a Class 3 permit. Once this permit is granted, it

will enable the Company to expand its exploration activities significantly. The new permit will allow

Gladiator to target the up-dip extensions of shallow mineralization, conduct infill drilling on the main

mineralized bodies, and explore the (predominantly) eastern lateral extents to the mineralized system

that have yet to be drilled.

Drilling to be completed under the Class 3 permit will be included in the maiden resource estimate for

Cowley, which is scheduled for 2026.

Figure 1:

- Plan map of Cowley over LIDAR DTM. Gladiator drill collars colored by sum Cu% x length

(m), historical collars not shown. New drill results subject to this release highlighted in yellow.

To view an enhanced version of this graphic, please visit:

https://images.newsfilecorp.com/files/1930/281747_e5bfac2ad40809e7_003full.jpg

Hole ID

Depth

East

North

Dip

Azim

Note

From

To

Interval

(m)

Cu

(%)

Au

(g/t)

Ag

(g/t)

Mo

(ppm)

CPG-110

248.11

505,457

6,715,555

-85

191

152.00

156.00

4.00

0.71

0.06

4.16

436

CPG-111

280.42

506,134

6,715,226

-46

185

50.00

98.00

48.00

0.26

0.01

1.06

115

Incl.

80.00

98.00

18.00

0.46

0.01

1.48

213

CPG-

111D1

481.28

506,135

6,715,224

-84

161

14.00

16.00

2.00

0.97

0.04

6.50

36

314.00

318.00

4.00

0.65

0.11

3.40

160

CPG-

111D2

259.08

506,137

6,715,225

-59

74.00

80.00

6.00

0.24

0.02

2.73

61

CPG-

111D3

227.08

506,137

6,715,223

-41

78.00

84.00

6.00

0.36

0.01

2.90

35

97.60

110.00

12.40

0.40

0.01

2.93

193

106.00

110.00

4.00

0.70

0.02

6.75

315

CPG-

111D4

179.83

506,132

6,715,225

-44

234

62.00

68.00

6.00

0.31

0.00

0.33

20

CPG-112

483.11

505,934

6,715,500

-88

182

26.00

60.00

34.00

0.54

0.11

3.02

253

Incl.

40.00

52.00

12.00

1.10

0.25

6.38

286

76.00

88.00

12.00

0.66

0.07

2.28

189

106.00

112.00

6.00

0.39

0.05

2.53

54

132.00

138.00

6.00

0.43

0.02

1.77

308

CPG-

112D1

48.77

505,942

6,715,501

-80

191

EOH

1.60

48.77

47.17

0.70

0.07

4.67

236

Finished in 0.50% Cu (47.0-48.77m)

Incl.

15.00

25.00

10.00

1.38

0.18

11.44

355

And

43.00

48.77

5.77

1.15

0.10

5.28

507

Incl.

43.00

47.00

4.00

1.44

0.11

6.15

587

CPG-

112D2

324.61

505,942

6,715,500

-79

206

2.00

132.00

130.00

0.78

0.09

4.66

293

Incl.

2.00

94.00

92.00

1.03

0.11

6.38

393

Incl.

2.00

26.00

24.00

1.68

0.18

13.86

332

And

39.10

58.00

16.10

1.46

0.10

5.45

870

112.00

132.00

20.00

0.25

0.02

0.60

56

CPG-113

265.18

505,927

6,715,334

-85

10

33.00

39.00

6.00

0.78

0.08

7.43

102

87.00

91.00

4.00

0.74

0.12

7.30

353

CPG-

113D1

301.75

505,927

6,715,334

-71

188

NSA

CPG-114

252.98

505,562

6,715,511

-74

104

67.00

73.00

6.00

0.25

0.02

2.03

118

99.00

101.00

2.00

0.94

0.03

4.00

145

CPG-

114D1

299.61

505,563

6,715,516

-46

38

27.00

69.00

42.00

0.32

0.05

1.57

129

219.00

229.00

10.00

0.56

0.03

4.78

159

CPG-

114D2

254.51

505,562

6,715,515

-77

40

76.00

88.00

12.00

0.30

0.04

1.45

76

220.00

226.00

6.00

0.23

0.01

1.13

200

CPG-

114D3

197.21

505,561

6,715,507

-46

186

42.00

52.00

10.00

0.32

0.03

2.22

361

CPG-115

367.28

506,064

6,715,368

-84

233

99.00

111.15

12.15

1.49

0.06

8.13

216

Incl.

101.15

107.00

5.85

2.70

0.10

14.92

206

133.00

146.00

13.00

0.40

0.00

1.06

95

160.00

174.00

14.00

0.39

0.04

1.49

125

CPG-116

399.29

506,183

6,715,338

-85

118

97.00

101.00

4.00

0.17

0.03

1.45

1,225

123.00

125.00

2.00

0.40

0.02

3.30

10,350

133.00

135.00

2.00

0.50

0.07

3.40

636

209.00

211.00

2.00

0.33

0.03

1.90

1,140

CPG-117

324.61

506,196

6,715,516

-63

172

90.00

98.00

8.00

0.34

0.06

1.75

49

167.00

175.30

8.30

1.05

0.02

4.35

92

CPG-

117D1

342.90

506,196

6,715,516

-56

6

NSA

CPG-

117D2

220.98

506,196

6,715,516

-46

150

60.00

72.00

12.00

0.29

0.04

1.42

144

82.00

92.00

10.00

0.34

0.06

1.84

218

108.00

169.00

61.00

1.25

0.13

8.97

442

Incl.

114.00

158.00

44.00

1.57

0.16

11.73

536

Incl.

115.15

156.00

40.85

1.64

0.17

12.26

567

CPG-118

300.23

506,499

6,715,182

-78

354

99.80

113.00

13.20

1.50

0.50

10.16

314

(CPG-118 Previously

Released)

Incl.

101.00

112.00

11.00

1.74

0.59

11.81

360

Incl.

107.00

112.00

5.00

2.91

0.60

19.54

611

119.00

126.00

7.00

0.55

0.06

3.99

440

CPG-

118D1

248.51

506,499

6,715,183

-84

190

NSA

Hole ID

Depth

East

North

Dip

Azim

Note

From

To

Interval

(m)

Cu

(%)

Au

(g/t)

Ag

(g/t)

Mo

(ppm)

CPG-119

332.23

506,049

6,715,270

-62

55

90.85

101.00

10.15

0.92

0.09

5.84

239

Incl.

90.85

97.10

6.25

1.36

0.14

8.88

361

182.00

194.00

12.00

0.28

0.01

1.75

114

241.60

253.00

11.40

0.46

0.01

3.01

267

CPG-

119D1

198.12

506,049

6,715,268

-46

54

42.70

81.00

38.30

0.84

0.10

9.11

351

Incl.

42.70

57.35

14.65

1.53

0.17

16.08

664

And

77.00

81.00

4.00

1.54

0.07

18.80

198

CPG-

119D2

184.40

506,049

6,715,268

-44

345

116.00

154.00

38.00

0.44

0.05

3.20

392

CPG-

119D3

181.36

506,043

6,715,271

-45

307

92.00

116.00

24.00

0.14

0.01

1.19

1,069

Incl.

92.00

100.00

8.00

0.38

0.03

2.73

335

And

102.00

116.00

14.00

0.01

0.00

0.49

1,556

CPG-

119D4

251.46

506,045

6,715,269

-54

180

36.00

68.00

32.00

0.35

0.02

1.95

51

Incl.

36.00

46.00

10.00

0.74

0.05

5.34

70

94.00

100.00

6.00

0.49

0.01

1.57

301

CPG-

119D5

193.55

506,042

6,715,271

-46

262

61.00

65.00

4.00

0.92

0.02

2.30

98

159.00

173.00

14.00

0.39

0.03

1.89

161

CPG-120

204.22

506,448

6,715,183

-68

343

89.00

96.00

7.00

0.20

0.03

1.62

37

101.40

117.00

15.60

0.40

0.05

3.05

53

149.00

169.00

20.00

0.98

0.12

7.67

475

Incl.

149.00

163.00

14.00

1.29

0.16

10.36

656

CPG-121

170.69

505,782

6,715,454

-44

13

46.00

50.00

4.00

0.56

0.11

5.55

656

69.20

73.00

3.80

0.55

0.02

1.78

432

90.00

100.00

10.00

0.44

0.10

12.70

165

CPG-

121D1

170.69

505,782

6,715,454

-60

8

21.97

26.00

4.03

0.43

0.05

2.98

696

36.50

64.00

27.50

0.37

0.06

2.57

859

CPG-

121D2

178.31

505,782

6,715,454

-58

177

111.65

124.15

12.50

0.87

0.05

3.10

304

Incl.

117.00

124.15

7.15

1.24

0.07

4.23

325

Hole ID

Depth

East

North

Dip

Azim

Note

From

To

Interval

(m)

Cu

(%)

Au

(g/t)

Ag

(g/t)

Mo

(ppm)

Table 1: Recently returned drill assay results from Cowley. Note that the quoted Intersections are

reported as interval widths and not true width. True widths of the intersected mineralized skarn system

at Cowley is complex, with different grade distributions present related to the form of the contact

between the granodiorite and sedimentary units as well different vein generations and orientations

within the various intervals.

EXPLORATION STRATEGY - 2026

The reported drilling at the Cowley is part of ~50,000m of drilling completed during 2025 targeting high-

grade copper skarns throughout the Whitehorse Copper Belt,

including the recently announced Cub

East Discovery

.

In addition, Gladiator is fully funded to execute a further 50,000m's of additional diamond drilling in 2026.

This drilling will be driven by expanded gravity and induced polarization (IP) surveys coupled with further

surface mapping and data integration throughout the Whitehorse Copper Belt.

Drilling will be designed with the following objectives:

1 — Advancing Cowley to resource definition and expansion:

Cowley Resource Target:

Establish initial drilling framework for an inferred resource at Cowley.

Cowley Exploration:

Targeting upside potential for further copper-skarn mineralization at

Cowley, including drill testing of the highly ranked Cowley lookalike at Great Southern (~2km south

of Cowley resource definition drilling).

Cowley Porphyry Exploration:

Targeting intrusive hosted mineralization through hyperspectral

and multi-element geochemical vectoring combined with geological observations and existing

geophysical datasets (refer to news release dated August 11, 2025 "

Gladiator Discovers New

Zone in First Drilling Below 200m at Cowley'

).

2 — Exploration drilling:

Chiefs Trend:

Highlight further high-grade, near-term copper resource potential by testing near

historic mine exploration upside and recently defined, and untested geophysical targets (refer to

news release dated October 16, 2025 "

Gladiator Identifies New Targets at Little Chief and

Cowley Park'

). Expand geophysical surveys to define new targets in the area and further target

intrusive hosted mineralization through hyperspectral and multi-element geochemical vectoring

combined with geological observations and existing geophysical datasets (refer to news release

dated September 15, 2025 "

Gladiator Identifies New Skarn and Intrusive Related Copper-Gold

Mineralization in First Drilling at Valerie and Little Chief

').

Best Chance:

Further drill testing of outcropping and shallow covered high-grade, magnetite-

copper skarn mineralization and broader widths of copper-silicate skarn and test continuity of

mineralization between the Best Chance and Arctic Chief prospects.

Arctic Chief:

Highlight continuity of high-grade near surface copper and gold mineralization for

future resource drilling.

Cub Trend Exploration:

Highlight continuity of high-grade, near surface, copper and gold

mineralization for future resource drilling. Further drilling on the recently identified Cub East target

to advance target to resource definition.

Drilling will be supported by planned geophysical programs including Induced Polarization (ongoing),

Electromagnetic and Gravity surveys to help refine drill targeting in the prospect areas and highlight

undiscovered areas of exploration potential.

THE WHITEHORSE COPPER PROJECT

The Whitehorse Copper Project is an advanced-stage high grade copper (Cu), molybdenum (Mo), silver

(Ag) and gold (Au) skarn exploration project in the Yukon Territory, Canada.

Copper mineralization was first discovered in 1897 on the Whitehorse Copper Belt and comprises over

30 copper-related, primarily skarn occurrences covering an area of 35km long by 5 km wide on the

western margin of Whitehorse City, Yukon.

Exploration and mining development have been carried out intermittently since 1897 with the main

production era lasting between 1967 and 1982 where production from primarily the Little Chief deposit

totalled 267,500,000 pounds copper, 225,000 ounces of gold and 2,838,000 ounces of silver from 10.5

million tons of mineralized material milled (Watson, 1984). The Whitehorse Copper Project is accessible

by numerous access roads and trails located within 2 km of the South Klondike Highway and the Alaska

Highway. An extensive network of historical gravel exploration and haul roads exists throughout the

project area, providing excellent access to the claim package. Access to existing electric power facilities

is available through the main Yukon power grid.