Seahawk Gold Corp.

Seahawk Gold Corp. Seahawk Gold currently owns four properties in the world famous Abitibi Greenstone Belt in Quebec

06/23/2026

Most of the world's gold came from rocks with a strange name.

A greenstone belt is one of the oldest types of rock on Earth, ancient volcanic and sedimentary crust that took on a greenish tint over billions of years. Geologists pay close attention to them for one simple reason: greenstone belts host a large share of all the gold ever mined. Where you find them, you often find gold.

The most famous example is the Abitibi belt, stretching across Quebec and Ontario, and it's one of the most productive gold regions in the world.
Seahawk's Quebec properties sit within the Urban-Barry belt, in that same Abitibi region.

This is Part 1 of our Why Location Matters series. Follow along as we break down how gold exploration actually works, in plain English.

06/17/2026

If you follow mineral exploration, you'll see this word constantly, so here's the plain-English version.

An assay is a lab test that measures how much of a given metal (gold, silver, zinc, copper) is actually contained in a rock sample. Geologists collect material from the field or from drill core, send it to an accredited lab, and the results come back as a grade, for example, grams of gold per tonne of rock.

Why it matters: assays turn "we think there might be something here" into measurable data. They're how an explorer decides where to focus, whether a target is worth drilling further, and how a project advances from one stage to the next.

Reliable, independently verified assay data is the backbone of credible exploration.

That's the disciplined, data-first approach behind how we evaluate our projects.

Follow along for project updates as we share more on how exploration works. 👇
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06/16/2026

Ever wonder how a mining company actually knows there's gold in the ground?
It comes down to one word: the assay.

An assay is a lab test that measures exactly how much gold, silver, copper, or zinc, is in a rock sample.

Here's the simple version: geologists drill out a cylinder of rock (called core), cut it, and send pieces to an independent, accredited lab. The lab reports back how many grams of metal are in each tonne of rock (g/t). That number is what turns an "interesting-looking" rock into actual data.

Why it matters: assays are objective and third-party. A company doesn't get to guess what's in the ground, the lab measures it, and for public explorers those results are reported through official news releases under strict technical standards (NI 43-101).

This is the kind of data that guides decisions across Seahawk Gold Corp.'s exploration work, from its properties in Quebec's Abitibi region to the gold-silver-zinc-copper portfolio in Arizona and New Mexico it's working to acquire.

📌 Follow for project updates as our exploration story develops.

06/15/2026

Why Do Mining Companies Focus on Proven Gold Districts?

When evaluating exploration projects, location is often one of the first things geologists look at.

Why?

Because regions with a history of gold discoveries have already demonstrated the geological conditions capable of hosting mineralization.

Exploration teams study regional geology, historical data, structural trends, and past exploration work to better understand where future opportunities may exist.

While every project is unique and past discoveries do not guarantee future results, operating within established mining districts can provide valuable geological context for exploration programs.

At Seahawk Gold, we remain focused on advancing our understanding of our projects through disciplined technical work and systematic exploration.

Follow our page for exploration insights, industry education, and company updates.

06/11/2026

What Does a Geologist Look For?

When exploring for gold, geologists aren't simply looking for gold itself.

They're looking for clues.

Rock types, geological structures, mineral alterations, historical data, and regional trends all help build a better understanding of an area's potential.

Exploration is a process of gathering information, testing ideas, and continuously improving our understanding of what may exist beneath the surface.

Every map, sample, and field program contributes another piece to the geological picture.

At Seahawk Gold, our exploration efforts are guided by technical expertise, disciplined evaluation, and a commitment to advancing our understanding of our projects.

Follow our page for exploration insights, industry education, and company updates.

06/10/2026

Did You Know?

Gold exploration is often compared to putting together a puzzle.

Exploration teams collect information from geological mapping, rock samples, geophysical surveys, and drilling programs to better understand what may exist beneath the surface.

Each new piece of data helps build a clearer picture of the property's geology and can guide future exploration decisions.

While discoveries often make headlines, the foundation of successful exploration is the systematic collection and analysis of data over time.

At Seahawk Gold, we remain focused on advancing our understanding of our projects through disciplined exploration and technical evaluation.

Follow our page for mining insights, exploration education, and company updates.

06/09/2026

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06/09/2026

What Makes a Strong Exploration Project?

When evaluating a gold exploration project, geology is only one piece of the puzzle.

Exploration teams also consider factors such as:

✔ Location within a proven mining district

✔ Access to infrastructure

✔ Historical exploration data

✔ Regional geological trends

✔ Opportunities for future discovery

Successful exploration is built on gathering information, reducing uncertainty, and making informed decisions based on technical data.

At Seahawk Gold, our exploration programs are designed to improve our understanding of the geology across our project portfolio and identify opportunities for continued advancement.

Follow our page for exploration insights, industry education, and company updates.

06/08/2026

Understanding Gold Exploration!

Before a mine can be developed, years of exploration work are often required to understand the geology beneath the surface.

Exploration companies use a combination of mapping, sampling, geophysical surveys, and drilling to gather the data needed to evaluate a property's potential.

Each exploration program contributes valuable information that helps guide future decisions and build a more complete understanding of the asset.

Successful exploration is built on patience, technical expertise, and a commitment to systematic evaluation.

At Seahawk Gold, we remain focused on advancing our exploration portfolio through disciplined technical work and responsible project development.

Follow our page for updates as we continue our exploration efforts and share insights from the mining industry.

06/05/2026

Gold exploration is about more than finding gold.

The most valuable exploration projects often share a few key characteristics:

✔ Strong geological potential

✔ Access to infrastructure

✔ Located within proven mining districts

✔ Systematic exploration programs that generate meaningful data

Every field program, survey, and drill campaign contributes to a better understanding of a project's potential and helps guide future exploration decisions.

At Seahawk Gold, our focus remains on advancing our exploration portfolio through disciplined technical work and responsible project development.

Follow our page for updates as we continue exploring opportunities across our properties.

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