SNOWLINE GOLD CORP - SNWGF STOCK NEWS

Snowline Gold Corp. (CSE:GD, OTCQB:SNWGF) reports significant findings from drill hole V-22-007 at its Rogue Project's Valley Zone, encountering 415 m of intense mineralization including 26 visible gold instances. This drill represents a 340 m extension from previous drilling and confirms a robust mineralizing system. A second drill rig is now operational, having intersected mineralization in hole V-22-008, expanding the known mineralization footprint. Assay results for all holes are pending, indicating that while visual results are promising, full evaluations depend on the upcoming assays.

Snowline Gold Corp. (OTCQB: SNWGF) reports significant mineralization in its first drill hole, V-22-005, at the Rogue project's Valley Zone in Yukon, Canada. The hole has intersected sheeted quartz veins with visible gold, expanding the known mineralized corridor by 150 metres. Drilling is ongoing, with assay results pending. CEO Scott Berdahl emphasized the encouraging initial findings, yet the true significance awaits the assay data. Snowline has a seven-project portfolio in the Yukon, highlighting its potential for gold discoveries.

Snowline Gold Corp. announced the start of a significant 2022 exploration and drilling program at its Valley gold discovery in the Yukon, following a successful initial drilling season. A total of 8,000 metres of drilling is planned across multiple zones, including the Valley and Jupiter zones. The program aims to explore and expand known mineralization, with initial drilling focusing on areas previously identified as having high gold grades. Snowline aims to position itself as a key player in a potentially new gold district.

Snowline Gold Corp. (OTCQB:SNWGF) has staked 1,172 new claims, enhancing its Yukon land position by 22% to approximately 127,310 hectares. This expansion spans three projects and aims to bolster exploration efficiency by connecting existing claims and covering additional geochemical anomalies. A new 45-person camp is under construction for the 2022 field season, with drilling set to commence on June 1. Snowline aims to solidify its first-mover advantage in a promising gold district, building on successful discoveries from 2021.

Snowline Gold Corp. announces key appointments to its management team, naming Sergio Gamonal as Lead Geologist and Stephanie Hansen as Marketing and Investor Relations Manager. Gamonal, with over 15 years of experience at major mining firms like Barrick and Kinross, aims to leverage his expertise in advancing Snowline's gold exploration projects. Hansen, who has nearly a decade of marketing experience, will enhance the company's communication efforts to investors. These appointments are expected to bolster Snowline's strategic focus as it approaches its 2022 field season.

Snowline Gold Corp. (SNWGF) reports significant geochemical assay results from its Rogue project in Yukon, revealing a 5.1 km zone with anomalous gold values up to 1.71 g/t Au at the Gracie target. Notable findings include 43 soil samples averaging 0.49 g/t Au, with 8 exceeding 1 g/t Au. This zone lies near a probable unexposed intrusion, only 4 km from the Valley discovery. An intact carapace presents a high-priority drill target for 2022. The findings encourage further exploration and surface sampling, enhancing the potential for a large, fertile gold system.

Snowline Gold Corp. has announced the discovery of the Ridge zone, a 1.0 km area with significant gold concentrations adjacent to its Valley discoveries in the Yukon Territory. Surface sampling shows an average of 0.21 ppm Au, with values up to 0.758 ppm Au. This discovery enhances the bulk-tonnage potential of the Valley intrusion. The company plans a busy 2022 exploration season, supported by over $8.5M CAD in treasury, including an 8,000+ m drilling program to further explore its valuable discoveries.

Snowline Gold Corp. reports significant gold intercepts from drill holes V-21-003 and V-21-004 at the Valley zone of its Rogue gold project in Yukon, Canada. V-21-003 returned 1.56 g/t Au over 125.0 m, while V-21-004 returned 0.90 g/t Au over 69.5 m. Both holes indicate broad zones of gold mineralization associated with visible gold in sheeted vein arrays. Snowline plans an extensive drill program in 2022 to explore the Valley discovery further, supported by a treasury of over $8.5 million CAD.

Snowline Gold Corp. announced promising drill results from Phase I at its Valley zone in the Rogue gold project, Yukon. Hole V-21-001 revealed an average of 1.27 g/t Au over 108 m, contributing to a broader zone averaging 1.09 g/t Au over 135 m. The entire hole averaged 0.95 g/t Au. This follows the earlier results from Hole V-21-002, indicating continuity in gold grades. Two additional holes have also intersected similar mineralization, with assay results pending. The company is preparing for an expanded drilling program in 2022.