Goldstorm Metals Outlines Ambitious 2026 Exploration Strategy for British Columbia’s Crown Property
**Vancouver, British Columbia – January 26, 2026** – Goldstorm Metals Corp. is gearing up for a significant exploration push in 2026, focusing on its wholly-owned Crown Property situated in the prolific Golden Triangle of British Columbia. The company’s strategic plan prioritizes an extensive diamond drill program, follow-up on recent high-grade discoveries, and expanded prospecting across key mineral trends, signaling a determined effort to unlock the property’s substantial potential.
The core of the 2026 initiative involves a multi-phased diamond drill program. Phase 1 is slated to encompass approximately 3,000 meters across six holes, specifically targeting a compelling 1.2-kilometer-long Induced Polarization (IP) chargeability anomaly. This anomaly is notably situated above a significant gold-copper (Au-Cu) geochemical signature at the Copernicus zone, identified through recent geophysical surveys. Should Phase 1 yield encouraging results, the company has provisioned for a substantial Phase 2 program, potentially extending to 6,000 meters to further delineate and expand upon any identified mineralization.
These geophysical findings suggest the presence of a large, deep-seated intrusive body, which is believed to be the source of the mineralization observed in surface veins within the Copernicus area. The combined geophysical and geochemical data has defined a prospectively large area, measuring approximately 1.2 kilometers north-south and over a kilometer east-west, making it a prime target for immediate drill testing. The company anticipates releasing a detailed Phase 1 drill hole plan once budget and logistical parameters are finalized.
Beyond drilling, Goldstorm Metals intends to aggressively pursue and expand upon its recent high-grade discoveries. The Delta West zone, in particular, has yielded surface gold assays exceeding 39 grams per tonne (g/t). Furthermore, the Electrum-Fairweather-Delta (EFD) precious metals trend, which encompasses three separate claim areas, has historically produced exceptional silver values, with some samples assaying in the multi-kilogram per tonne range. Recent core samples from the 2025 Electrum drill program also reported silver grades approaching one kilogram per tonne. Given the current market sentiment towards precious metals, exploration along the EFD trend, including Delta West, will be a top priority for the company’s field teams in 2026.
The company’s strategic positioning within the Golden Triangle is noteworthy. The Crown Property, covering approximately 16,000 hectares, is located directly south of Seabridge Gold’s KSM Project and Newmont Corporation’s Brucejack Mine, both significant gold and copper operations. This proximity to world-class deposits underscores the geological potential of the region and Goldstorm’s land package.
Financing for these ambitious exploration plans appears secure following the successful completion of the company’s accelerated warrant exercise program. This initiative generated aggregate gross proceeds of $1,272,074, providing the necessary capital to fund the planned 2026 exploration endeavors.
The technical information within this release has been reviewed and approved by Ken Konkin, P.Geo., President and CEO of Goldstorm Metals. Mr. Konkin, acting as the Qualified Person, has ensured the scientific and technical disclosures align with industry standards, including National Instrument 43-101. The company also adheres to stringent Quality Assurance/Quality Control (QA/QC) protocols, utilizing accredited laboratories for sample preparation and analysis to ensure the integrity of its assay results.
Goldstorm Metals Corp. is actively exploring for precious and base metals, leveraging its significant land holdings in British Columbia’s Golden Triangle. The company’s flagship Crown and Electrum projects represent a substantial land package, strategically located within one of the world’s most recognized and productive gold mining districts.
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