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Gold-bearing quartz veins on the Canada–USA border, within the Red Mountain Fault Zone and covering the former Mountain Goat workings.
A stone's throw from the Canada-USA border and immediately adjacent to a historic mine on the American side that produced gold for 30+ years at average grades of 17 g/t.
South of Sardis near Chilliwack, the Slesse claims sit against the Canada–USA border, on the Red Mountain Fault Zone. The ground lies within 150 metres of the Boundary Red Mountain Gold Mine, which produced on the US side from 1913 to 1942, roughly 80,000 tonnes at about 17 g/t gold. The claims also cover the former Mountain Goat Mines on the Canadian side.
Sampling reported in January 2026 was striking: of twelve samples along the fault zone, ten exceeded 1 g/t gold, with the two best returning 700 g/t and 135.5 g/t gold, plus copper highs of 22.8% and 14.65% and silver to 121 g/t.
Slesse is a gold exploration project rather than a waste recovery one. Sasquatch holds 11 claims (~1,567 ha), with three more (~422 ha) under application, about 1,989 hectares in total.
Gold-bearing quartz veins on the Canada–USA border, within the Red Mountain Fault Zone and covering the former Mountain Goat workings.
Ten of twelve samples along the fault exceeded 1 g/t gold; program is mapping where the highest-grade structures run.
Selected results from sampling and drilling across the project's targets.
Grab and surface samples are selective by nature and are not necessarily representative of the mineralization across the property. Not every sample is mineralized. Reviewed and approved by a Qualified Person under NI 43-101. See SEDAR+ for details.