Trailbreaker Resources Advances Multiple BC and Yukon Mineral Projects Toward Drilling

Trailbreaker Resources Ltd. is advancing its portfolio of gold, copper-gold, and copper-molybdenum projects across British Columbia and Yukon Territory, with several key properties reaching advanced exploration stages. The company's current focus includes three primary projects in BC, each representing significant mineral potential in different geological settings.

The Atsutla Gold project, located 120 km northwest of Dease Lake, BC, represents a newly discovered high-grade gold property with additional copper-gold-silver porphyry potential at the Swan zone. Recent consolidation of key ground near the Highlands zone, which has yielded samples up to 630 g/t gold, enables first-pass exploration programs this field season. The property features widespread gold mineralization across a 750 x 600-meter area with quartz veins extending 3.5 km north and 2 km east, suggesting substantial expansion potential. The project is fully permitted for drilling two distinct, never-drilled targets.

At the Liberty Cu-Mo porphyry project, 60 km northwest of Quesnel, BC, the company has expanded the property from 5,054 to 9,453 hectares through additional claim staking. Following a 2,442-meter diamond drilling program in 2024 and comprehensive geophysical surveys, a significant target area has been defined for phase 2 drilling. Permit approval has been delayed due to the expanded scope requiring additional archaeological and environmental assessments, though these studies have been completed and are under review.

The recently acquired Coho property, a copper-gold porphyry target 30 km west of the Mount Milligan mine, represents one of Trailbreaker's most advanced projects. While permitted for drilling under the previous operator, the company is applying for a new 5-year area-based permit covering up to 50 drill sites to accommodate an aggressive exploration program. The company is currently modeling historic geophysical and geochemical data to optimize drill targeting.

Additional project advancements include the newly acquired Wheaton Gold property, where surface exploration programs are mobilizing for 2025, and the Castle Rock property on Vancouver Island, which has received approval for a 5-year drill permit covering up to 40 drill sites. The company maintains a pipeline of exploration projects throughout BC and Yukon, including properties near Golden, Clearwater, Williams Lake, and in the Yukon Territory.

According to company leadership, these developments position Trailbreaker to potentially benefit from anticipated commodity market conditions while maintaining a portfolio of drill-ready projects with discovery potential. The company emphasizes its strong financial position and experienced management team as key advantages in advancing these exploration initiatives.