HSP NICKEL PROJECT

The HSP nickel copper PGE project is located 130 km north of Havre-Saint-Pierre in Quebec. The original 150 km2 HSP, and recently staked Clyde and KM98 properties are all located within the Grenvillian Havre-Saint-Pierre Anorthosite Complex. The project is in close proximity to maintained Quebec Hydro roads and the four Romaine hydroelectric power facilities.

420 km2 Land Position

Regional Maps

Project Timeline

Nickel and platinum group elements were first discovered after an Aerodat survey in 1995. This first-pass EM survey revealed several conductors on the property. Three of the original conductors were examined with ground follow-ups in the late 90s. Massive sulphide mineralization was discovered, yielding grab samples with good grades of copper and nickel and elevated platinum, palladium, cobalt and gold values.

Exploration by Go Metals

After staking the project in early 2019, the historical Aerodat data was reprocessed with the help of Southern Geoscience to assess whether all known conductors were followed up. The reprocessing highlighted several new geophysical anomalies.

In October 2019 Go Metals flew a tighter-spaced time-domain EM survey with Precision Geosurveys. The more powerful AirTEM system in combination with a higher resolution survey allowed Go Metals to identify conductors extending up to 250 m deep. The program highlighted six target areas with shallow conductors on the Property.

A 2021 ground program trenched and sampled all six targets and showed the conductors locally coincide with massive and semi-massive nickel and copper sulphides.

Subsequent RC and diamond drill programs in 2022 and 2023 have confirmed nickel-copper sulphildes at depth on all major targets.

Hugues Longuépée, P.Geo. Ph.D., is the qualified person as defined in the National Instrument 43101 and has reviewed the technical information.