Ashley Gold Corp’s main project is the Burnhood project near Dryden in northwestern Ontario, right next door to Nex Gold’s Goliath complex. The company also holds two smaller assets, Alto Gardener and Howie. The conversation covers recent drill results, how the company is financed, insider ownership, permitting, and what’s coming next.

Sirios Resources’ flagship asset is the Cheechoo project in the Eeyou Istchee James Bay region of Quebec, about 15 km from Newmont’s Éléonore gold mine. The conversation covers the company’s ongoing 25,000 to 35,000 metre drill program, the path to a future PEA, cash position, insider ownership, and the history behind Sirios’ recent acquisition of OVI Mining.

Golden Sky Minerals’ flagship asset is the Rayfield copper-gold porphyry project in south-central British Columbia, about 20 kilometres east of 70 Mile House. It also holds the Hotspot and Lucky Strike gold projects in Yukon’s White Gold District, and the Auden gold project in Ontario. I sat down with President and CEO John Newell for a wide-ranging conversation covering the company’s history, the Boliden earn-in structure at Rayfield, this year’s exploration plans, and financing.

Au Gold Corp’s flagship project is now Havelock, a gold-antimony property in central Victoria, Australia, near the town of Maryborough. The company also still holds the Ponderosa gold project in the Spences Bridge Gold Belt of British Columbia, Canada, though that asset is currently inactive. The interview, with founder and CEO Marc Blythe, covers the history and geology of Havelock, the company’s plan to begin diamond drilling, its current cash position, and the risks tied to land access and exploration outcomes.

Lake Victoria Gold has two projects in Tanzania: Imwelo, a fully permitted open-pit gold project located about 12 km west of AngloGold Ashanti’s Geita Gold Mine in the Lake Victoria Greenstone Belt, and Tembo, a district-scale exploration asset adjacent to Barrick’s Bulyanhulu Mine. This interview, with President and CEO Marc Cernovitch, covered the company’s path to first gold at Imwelo, its financing strategy centred on a Monetary Metals gold loan facility, ongoing sterilization and infill drilling, metallurgical results, and a near-term maiden resource at Tembo. TL;DR The story is all about whether LVG can close its Monetary Metals gold loan facility, which is described as the key trigger to order the processing plant and break ground at Imwelo. Cernovitch said they have about C$4 million in the bank from a recently closed convertible debenture (raised roughly C$3.8 million to date, targeting C$5 million), which covers preconstruction activities, but the gold