Pirate Gold Corp.

05/26/2026

Watch Pirate Gold Treasure Hunters Episode 11 Here 🏴‍☠️ – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z3jWZ7DjdrQ
Moosehead keeps growing. New veins. New zones. More high-grade gold.

In this episode, the Pirate Gold crew returns to the Moosehead Zone, where drilling continues to expand the footprint of one of Newfoundland’s most exciting high-grade gold systems.

Core from the Rib Vein continues to deliver visible gold and strong grades, including previous hits of 65.1 g/t Au over 3.25m, with the structure now traced across 150m of strike and 90m vertical depth.

Step-out drilling continues to expand the vein along strike and at depth, while a growing regional discovery southwest of Moosehead is beginning to reveal a broad stockwork-style gold system extending over 200m of strike.

Meanwhile, deeper drilling at the Western Trend has returned 21.4 g/t Au over 2.20m, reinforcing the scale potential of the system at depth.

Every hole is expanding the footprint.

The hunt continues. Hoist the colours 🏴‍☠️ and watch the full episode 👉 https://youtu.be/z3jWZ7DjdrQ

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05/26/2026

NEWS | Pirate Gold Expands Moosehead Discovery with 21.4 g/t Au over 2.20m
Read the Press Release: https://ceo.ca//pirate-gold-expands-moosehead-discovery-with-214gt

Pirate Gold continues to expand the footprint of the Moosehead Zone with new high-grade drill results across the Rib Vein, Regional Discovery Zone, and Western Trend.

Highlights include:

⬛ Rib Vein expanded to 150m strike and 90m vertical depth
⬛6.97 g/t Au over 5.35m including 69.1 g/t Au over 0.45m
⬛ Regional discovery SW of Moosehead expanded to 200m strike length
⬛Deep Western Trend drilling returned 21.4 g/t Au over 2.20m including 91.1 g/t Au over 0.50m
⬛Ongoing drilling continues to expand multiple high-grade zones across Moosehead

Episode 11 of Pirate Gold Treasure Hunters is now live: https://youtu.be/z3jWZ7DjdrQ

The hunt continues.

05/25/2026

Moosehead continues to prove why it’s one of the most exciting high-grade gold systems in Newfoundland.

In this clip from Pirate Gold Chronicles, we chart the course on what makes the Moosehead Zone special. With over 100,000 metres of drilling and 650+ holes completed, the scale and continuity of the system are becoming harder to ignore.

But the real story? Most of Treasure Island is still largely uncharted.

Watch the full clip from Pirate Gold Chronicles (Published January, 2026): https://youtu.be/vl35My8ED2I?si=V2LgkPC6y6HnCdBg

05/20/2026

This is Crippleback.

Deep in central Newfoundland, two drills are turning day and night along the same regional trend that hosts some of the province’s most significant gold discoveries.

What started as a target is quickly becoming something much larger. Hole after hole is cutting through strong pyrite mineralization, vuggy silica, intense silicification, and advanced argillic alteration across a massive hydrothermal system stretching roughly 1.7 km long, 700 m wide, and extending more than 400 m deep.

The deeper the team goes, the more the system starts to reveal itself.

Watch the full Episode 10 of Pirate Gold Treasure Hunters:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e1_uGzdDJ8Q

05/19/2026

Rain or shine, the Pirate Gold crew keeps pushing forward.

The field team is out across Treasure Island advancing targets, with drills turning through Newfoundland’s newest gold district.

No shortcuts. No fair-weather explorers. Anchors up!

05/14/2026

Greg Matheson, VP Exploration at Pirate Gold, showcases core from Crippleback Lake displaying strong vuggy silica textures formed by highly acidic hydrothermal fluids. The cavities have since been infilled with sulphide minerals, predominantly pyrite, alongside intense silicification across the system. Key indicators associated with a large and active alteration system.

Watch the full Episode 10 of Pirate Gold Treasure Hunters:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e1_uGzdDJ8Q

$YARR $YARRF

05/13/2026

New Interview | Expanding the Footprint: Pirate Gold’s Large-Scale Alteration System at Crippleback Lake

Pirate Gold CEO Denis Laviolette joins Mining Stock Daily to discuss the Company’s latest drilling results at Crippleback Lake and the continued expansion of a large-scale alteration system along the Valentine Lake Fault Zone in Newfoundland.

The conversation covers the growing hydrothermal footprint, strong sulphide development, widespread alteration, and why the system at Crippleback is still in the early stages of taking shape.

Listen here:
https://clearcommodity.net/podcasts/mining-stock-daily/expanding-the-footprint-pirate-golds-large-scale-alteration-system-at-crippleback-lake

05/11/2026

NEWS | Pirate Gold Announces OTCQB Ticker Change to YARRF
Full PR: https://ceo.ca//pirate-gold-announces-otcqb-ticker-change-to-yarrf

Pirate's new OTCQB trading symbol will be YARRF, effective at the open of trading on Monday, May 11, 2026.

The Company's common shares will continue to trade on the TSX Venture Exchange under the symbol YARR.

05/07/2026

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⬛ 92 km of strike along the Valentine Lake Fault Zone.
⬛78,600 hectares of district-scale ground.
⬛50,000m fully funded drill program underway.

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05/05/2026

PGC-26-064 – Vuggy Silica with Pyrite

Featured in our May 1, 2026 news release, this core is from hole PGC-26-064, drilled into the alteration system on the north side of Crippleback Lake.

📍 Crippleback Lake

📏 Depth: 0–797 m

The hole begins in chlorite-altered quartz monzonite with disseminated pyrite (0–107 m), transitioning into silicified, vuggy volcanic and intrusive rocks (107–197 m) with pyrite as stringers and disseminations.

From 197–349 m, intense clay alteration dominates (pyrophyllite, muscovite, kaolinite) with local vuggy textures and pyrite, followed by monzonite (349–600 m) hosting phengite/montmorillonite alteration and semi-massive pyrite stringers.

A fault at ~600 m introduces further clay alteration and localized vuggy silica, before ending in relatively fresh monzonite to 797 m.

Visual observations of mineralization are not a substitute for assay results.

05/01/2026

Treasure Hunters Episode 10 Now Airing – https://youtu.be/e1_uGzdDJ8Q

Crippleback reveals scale. The target grows.

In this episode, the Pirate Gold crew shifts to Crippleback, where drilling begins to define a large hydrothermal system beneath the surface.

Core from the first holes shows heavy sulphide mineralization, with pyrite and chalcopyrite throughout, helping vector toward potential gold.

Drilling has confirmed extensive clay alteration, with hundreds of meters of continuous alteration highlighting the scale and intensity of the system.

Geological markers like vuggy silica and advanced argillic alteration point to a high sulphidation epithermal environment, with potential links to a deeper gold-copper porphyry source.

Each hole is expanding the footprint and refining the path toward discovery.

Crippleback is just beginning to take shape.

The hunt continues. Hoist the colours and watch the full episode 👉https://youtu.be/e1_uGzdDJ8Q

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