PROJECT OVERVIEW
The 100%-owned RC Gold Project is a district-scale, reduced intrusion-related gold system (RIRGS) located in Yukon’s prolific Tombstone Gold Belt. The project comprises a contiguous 447-square-kilometre land package hosting numerous known gold-bearing intrusions and three gold deposits discovered to date.
Since beginning exploration in 2020, Sitka has completed approximately 60,000 metres of diamond drilling, delineating 1.29 million ounces of indicated gold and 3.83 million ounces of inferred gold across the Blackjack, Eiger and Rhosgobel deposits. Much of the broader property remains lightly explored or completely untested, providing significant opportunity to expand existing deposits, advance emerging targets and make new discoveries.
RC Gold benefits from excellent infrastructure and year-round road access. The project is approximately a two-hour drive from Dawson City, which offers a 5,000-foot paved runway and access to a wide range of services. The Klondike Highway and Yukon power grid are within approximately 30 kilometres of the project.
In 2026, Sitka is undertaking its largest exploration program to date, with 60,000 metres of diamond drilling planned across the RC Gold Project. Half of the program—approximately 30,000 metres—is allocated to the Rhosgobel Deposit, more than doubling the total drilling completed there to date, while additional drilling will focus on expanding existing deposits and testing high-priority targets across the broader property.
Table A: Summary of Gold Mineral Resources at the RC Gold Project