Wescan Goldfields commences camp mobilisation for 2026 diamond drilling program at Munro Lake project  

Wescan Goldfields Inc. announced that mobilisation of a fly camp to its Munro Lake Project in northern Saskatchewan is underway, and it expects to commence Phase 1 diamond drilling shortly thereafter.

The Company received a drill permit for the Munro Lake Project in July 2026, authorising exploration over three years, and has since commenced mobilising camp and support personnel to the property ahead of Phase 1 drilling. The Munro Lake Project is located approximately 7 kilometres northeast of SSR Mining’s Seabee mine and mill complex in northern Saskatchewan, within the same broader structural corridor that hosts the Seabee/Santoy mining camp, the province’s only producing gold operation.

“Getting camp mobilised at Munro Lake is a significant milestone for Wescan,” said W. Connor MacNeill, Chief Executive Officer of Wescan. “We are excited to get the drills turning and to begin executing on a multi-phase exploration approach that we expect will keep us active at Munro Lake well beyond this season.

Wescan Goldfields Inc. is a Canadian junior exploration company focused on the exploration and development of gold projects in Saskatchewan’s historic La Ronge Gold Belt. The Company holds a 100% interest in four gold projects: the Munro Lake Project, the Jojay Lake Project, which hosts the Jojay gold deposit, and the Fork Lake Project, which hosts the past-producing Jasper gold mine and the recently acquired Lindsey Lake Project.