Red Lake Gold Inc.

Soo North

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Soo North Copper Project (Northern Area)

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Historical figures from the October 7, 2025 company release. The views are separate published images. Check Ontario’s MLAS for current claim information.

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  1. The claim context map distinguishes Red Lake Gold and Sterling Metals project areas.
  2. The regional map places Soo North north of Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario.
  3. The geology figure shows the mapped units behind the claim outlines. Refer to the original disclosure for interpretation and dates.

Regional geography

Terrain north of Sault Ste. Marie

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Elevation data: Mapzen Terrain Tiles; contains information licensed under the Open Government Licence – Canada. SRTM and GMTED2010 courtesy of the U.S. Geological Survey. Source attribution.

Soo North Copper Project

  • Large copper exploration project situated directionally north of Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario
  • 416 mining claims covering approximately 9,142 ha (as measured by QGIS, at formation)
  • Contiguous (along a significant east-west claim-boundary) to Sterling Metals Corp.'s Soo Copper Project
  • 100% interest, royalty-free (save to the Crown)

Project Overview

The Soo North Copper Project is a large copper exploration project situated directionally north of Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario, and, at its formation, the project comprises a total of 416 mining claims covering approximately 9,142 ha.

The Soo North Copper Project is contiguously located (along a significant east-west claim-boundary) to Sterling Metals Corp., which recently reported drill results (highlighted by drillhole MEPS-25-02) at their adjacent Soo Copper Project (see news release by Sterling Metals Corp., Sterling Metals Announces High-Grade Copper Discovery at the Soo Copper Project Intersecting 262.5m of 1.05% CuEq, Including 68.3m of 3.25% CuEq and 9.3m of 19.8% CuEq from Near Surface, dated September 29, 2025).

Red Lake Gold Inc. owns a 100% interest in the Soo North Copper Project, without any third-party share or cash property earn-in payments due under an industry-commonplace option agreement. The project is held on a royalty-free basis (save to the Crown).

Soo North Copper Project (Northern Area)

Figure 1: Soo North Copper Project (Northern Area)

Soo North Copper Project (Regional Project Context)

Figure 2: Soo North Copper Project (Regional Project Context)

Preliminary Geological Highlights

Red Lake Gold is the largest claim holder over a mapped granodiorite structure, followed by Sterling Metals as the second largest claim holder over that same mapped granodiorite structure. Viewed in the aggregate, the Issuer and Sterling Metals control the majority of said mapped granodiorite body, to their respective independently owned claim blocks. Granodiorite can host copper mineralization.

Of relevance, historically identified copper mineralization appears to be situated within the mapped granodiorite, as example the Copper Man showing, which has mineral file assay of 7.94% copper (see GeologyOntario Mineral Record #MDI41N02SE00098), and is situated on a third-party owned inlier claim to the Issuer's Soo North Copper Project.

Regional Geology (MLAS Geolayer)

Figure 3: Regional Geology (MLAS Geolayer)

The Soo North Copper Project is also mapped as hosting a volcanic-granodiorite contact in the southern limit of the north block, as well as basalt-mapped geology in a smaller standalone southwest claim block comprising part of the aggregate Soo North Copper Project. Tonalite-related coverage in the western-portion of the northern block is also noted. Both basalt and tonalite can host copper mineralization.

For further information (and technical disclosure) please click here.

The Issuer cautions that results and/or discoveries on other regional and/or adjacent projects, including without limitation the project area held by Sterling Metals Corp. (Soo Copper Project) and/or the third-party-held Copper Man showing, are not necessarily indicative of the results that may be achieved on projects and/or project interests that may be held and/or operated by the Issuer, including, without limitation, at its Soo North Copper Project.