Ridgelines and valley cloud in northern gold exploration country at first light

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A project generator unlocking copper and gold in Canada's most productive terranes.

Four 100%-owned properties — Rayfield–Gjoll in British Columbia, Hotspot and Lucky Strike in the Yukon's White Gold District, and Auden in Ontario — with no underlying royalties or property payments.

Properties
4
Ownership
100%
Underlying royalties
None
Partner-funded earn-in
C$20M

Overview

Disciplined exploration across three Canadian gold and copper districts.

Golden Sky Minerals Corp. is a Canadian mineral exploration company built on the project-generator model: acquire district-scale ground early, add value through systematic geochemistry and geophysics, and bring in partners to fund drilling.

That model is now proven at Rayfield–Gjoll, where Boliden may earn up to an eighty percent interest by funding up to C$20 million in staged exploration expenditures, while Golden Sky retains full ownership of its Yukon and Ontario gold properties.

Corporate Overview (2-page)
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Rayfield–Gjoll copper-gold project geophysical and geochemical targets

Flagship

The Rayfield–Gjoll copper-gold project

Roughly 50,800 hectares in the Quesnel Trough of south-central British Columbia, covering the Rayfield, Gnome, Semlin, X and Mowich targets, an NI 43-101 technical report, and the historic Vidette Gold Mine ground. Boliden is funding the 2026 partner-funded drill program.

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Why it matters

Where Golden Sky operates

Quesnel Trough, British Columbia

Rayfield–Gjoll sits in the same alkalic copper-gold porphyry belt that hosts New Afton and Copper Mountain, with Early Jurassic U-Pb ages confirmed on the property.

White Gold District, Yukon

Hotspot and Lucky Strike cover gold-in-soil trends on the Tintina Gold Belt, the district that produced the Coffee and White Gold discoveries.

Auden Structural Zone, Ontario

A 263 km² greenstone-belt land package staked east of the prolific Beardmore-Geraldton gold camp.

Clean ownership

Every property is 100% owned with no underlying royalties and no property payments, keeping optionality with shareholders.

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