Pirate Gold drill program targets Newfoundland gold

Pirate Gold Corp CEO Denis Laviollette joined Angela Harmantas at the Prospectors & Developers Association of Canada or PDAC conference in Toronto to share news about the company’s Treasure Island project in Newfoundland and the launch of a major drill program targeting gold discovery in one of Canada’s most prospective emerging districts. Laviolette explained that Pirate Gold Corp embraces a “treasure hunting” ethos, describing exploration as both science and calculated risk. “We follow the clues… and then test our theories to see if we could find buried treasure,” he said, outlining the disciplined geological approach behind the company’s strategy. Treasure Island is located in Newfoundland, a jurisdiction Laviolette believes has the hallmarks of a world-class orogenic gold district. He highlighted similarities between the company’s Moosehead project and other major regional discoveries, noting that “the rocks are the same… the style of veining is identical, the grades are identical.” While Moosehead currently represents an early-stage system, the company is focused on expanding known zones through systematic drilling. With drills turning, Pirate Gold Corp is aiming to test multiple targets and build scale. Laviolette emphasized that the company is well-funded and prepared to aggressively pursue discovery opportunities. He also discussed Pirate Gold Corp’s commitment to transparency, including regular video updates for investors. “We want people to understand the clues that we’re putting together,” he said, adding that consistent communication can help build a stronger and more stable shareholder base. #proactiveinvestors #pirategoldcorp #tsxv #yarr #otcqb #sicnf #pdac2026 #PirateGoldCorp#DenisLaviolette #TreasureIsland #NewfoundlandGold #GoldExploration #GoldDrilling #JuniorMining #MiningStocks #GoldDiscovery #ResourceInvesting