Brascan Gold Inc. together with its subsidiary Baie Verte Resources Inc. announced that they have entered into three separate option agreements to acquire up to a 100% interest in the Mountain Pond property the Birchy Lake property ("Birchy Lake") and the Miguel's Lake property. The Properties are located in north and central Newfoundland. Mountain Pond: The Mountain Pond property comprises six adjacent licences covering 1,175 hectares and is located 6 kilometres northeast of the town of Springdale on the tide water of Halls Bay.

Mountain Pond is mostly mapped as Lush's Bight Group rocks of island arc affinity. The Optionors report grab samples from a mineralized 15 m. exposure of quartz vein that yielded a high value of 23.7 grams per tonne gold (g/t Au), and 10 other samples greater than 3 g/t Au, out of a total of 17 samples. They also report that 14 of the samples were assayed for silver and copper with assays ranging from 0.4 grams per tonne silver (g/t Ag) to 28.1 g/t Ag, along with 0.026 % copper (Cu) to 0.65 % Cu.

A chip sample taken across the southwest end of the exposed quartz vein assayed 8.76 g/t Au along with 12.7 g/t Ag and 0.25 % Cu over 1.2 meters. More recent geochemical sampling 300 meters south of the Mountain Pond vein identified a 500-meter-long anomalous gold in soil trend with assays returning 17 ppb. to 227 ppb.

Au. This anomalous area remains untested. The Optionors report that a separate gossanous exposure approximately 2 km.

southwest of the gold mineralized quartz vein described above that has alteration characteristics including a central zone of potassically-altered intrusive rocks, within a broader propylitically-altered halo, is suggestive of a porphyry type target. Birchy Lake: The Birchy Lake property comprises 3 adjacent licences covering 1,050 hectares, located 45 kilometres southwest of Springdale, at the northeast end of Birchy Lake. Birchy Lake occurs within the Dunnage geologic zone of Newfoundland and is mapped as Late Cambrian to Early Ordovician Advocate Complex ophiolite as well as Early Silurian Shefield Lake Complex of the Post Ordovician siliciclastic overlap sequence (Coyle, 1992).

The Optionors report discovery in July 2021, of "a 25-meter-long outcrop of quartz vein of unknown width north of Birchy Lake which they traced in angular boulder train for at least 350 meters along strike. The outcrop and boulder train exhibit classic low-sulfidation, epithermal-style alteration, stockworks and quartz breccias exhibiting crustiform, cockscomb and chalcedonic banding with low levels of sulfide mineralization potential at the top of boiling zone. Three grab samples from the outcrop and angular boulders returned assays of 88, 193 and 607 ppb.

gold with no visible sulphides". Brascan believes this quartz vein target is worthy of follow-up in the field. Miguel's Lake: Miguel's Lake property comprises 4 adjacent licences covering 3,000 hectares, located approximately 60 kilometres southwest of Newfound Gold's Queensway Gold project.

Miguel's Lake rocks are mapped as Botwood Group, non-marine overlap sequence, of Early to Late Silurian (Colman-Sadd, and Russell 1988). No Qualified Person working for Brascan has yet verified the technical information reported above, but Brascan intends to verify and extend that work as part of its exploration program on the Mountain Lake property. The province of Newfoundland and Labrador is ranked among the top 10 mining jurisdictions world-wide by the Fraser Institute.

The Baie Verte district in northwestern Newfoundland boasts excellent infrastructure reflecting its long mining history including a skilled workforce, a deep-water port facility at Pine Cove, gold milling facilities at Pine Cove and Nugget Pond, a local assay laboratory, local mining and drilling contractors, high power transmission lines, a regional airport (100 km. from the community of Baie Verte) and local hospitals, schools, hotels and supplies. Pursuant to each Agreement, the Company may acquire a 100% interest in the Property referenced therein by: (i) making aggregate cash payments to the Optionor(s) of $168,000; (ii) issuing an aggregate of 670,000 common shares of the Company to the Optionor(s); and (iii) incurring an aggregate of $725,000 in exploration expenditures on the Property, all prior to the fourth anniversary of the date of the Agreements.

The share issuances, cash payments and exploration commitments gradually increase over the terms of the Agreements. Upon earn-in under each Agreement, the Optionor(s) will retain a 2.5% net smelter royalty (NSR) over the relevant Property, 1.5% of which may be purchased by Brascan for $2,000,000. The three Agreements have substantially identical commercial terms.