One of the most important regional developments is the discovery of the Golden Bear zone to the north of the current Windfall resource area, with the initial discovery hole (UB-21-132) intercepting 6.7 meters of 63.6 grams per tonne gold. Osisko has since released more intercepts from this large step-out target to the market, confirming the initial discovery hole. So far, follow up drilling at the Golden Bear has yielded exceptional results, with 22 intercepts coming in at an average length of 1.8 meters at an average grade of more than 15 grams per tonne gold.

In an Interview with Kitco Investment Trends, Osisko CEO John Burzynski makes the following remarks in regard to their understanding of the underlying geological setting at a regional scale.

‍"What that tells us is that Windfall isn’t a singularity, we expect to find a number of these deposits… Really, what we think we have going on there is not just Windfall, but a bunch of Windfalls (as he holds up two gold bars)."

With the same faulting systems that under tone the world class Windfall deposit and newly discovered Golden Bear, there is convincing regional potential. The advancement south of our border is very prospective for the Windfall North claims, which are strategically positioned directly along the Windfall and Romeo faults.