Definitive Earn-In Agreement · October 2, 2026
Pipestone Bay Gold System
The agreement with Evolution significantly expands Rockland’s exploration footprint over the Pipestone Bay gold system, which includes Rockland’s 100%-owned Cole Gold Mine property, with the properties collectively situated in the western part of the Red Lake Mining district in northwestern Ontario.
Pipestone Bay Earn-In
Earn-in agreement provides Rockland with the opportunity to expand its exploration footprint at Pipestone Bay from 608 ha to approximately 3,471 ha, representing a 5.7x increase in project area.
Geological Setting
Expanded project area covers a 6.5 km by 1.5 km ultramafic-mafic intrusive complex comprising regional-scale rheological contact, strong alteration and major structural overprint.
Why This Ground Matters
The combined package is large and enables Rockland to test the Pipestone Bay gold system as one.
Gold occurs in a similar geological setting as at the Cole Gold Mines property, within major shear zones, associated with mafic and ultramafic contacts, intrusive rocks, folding and faulting.
The Buried Pipestone Bay Target
A High-Priority Magnetic Anomaly
The high-priority Pipestone Bay magnetic anomaly is approximately 1,050 meters by 625 meters in plan view. It is thought to potentially be a buried felsic intrusive body, with strong hydrothermal alteration (magnetic low). There has not been any drilling to date on this structure.
Several interpreted D2 structures from the drone magnetic survey appear to intersect this anomaly, including the strike extension to the east of the Cole Gold Mine structure.
October 2, 2026
Initial Work Program at Pipestone Bay
Target Verification and Ranking
A field-based ground truthing and verification of identified mineral occurrences, followed by geological ranking for drill testing.
Drill Testing
An initial drill program will encompass follow-up targets at Cole and also include high-priority targets on the Evolution Option ground.
Follow-Up
Further work will be based on the results of the first two phases and Technical Committee review.