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Gold in Canada's Richest Belt
TSX-V: SOI | OTCQB: SIREF
Emerging Quebec Gold Developer
Advancing Multi-Million Ounce
Gold System in James Bay, Quebec
With a Fully Funded 35,000-Meter Drill Program Set to Launch,
This Sub-US$0.25 Gold Stock is Entering a Catalyst-Rich Phase
FLAGSHIP CHEECHOO GOLD PROJECT, QUEBEC
District-Scale Growth Potential: 35,000-Meter Drill Campaign Targeting Resource Expansion & PEA Pathway
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Sirios Resources: Advancing a Multi-Million-Ounce Gold Asset in Quebec’s James Bay Region
Gold continues to climb near historic highs above US$4,500 an ounce as investors navigate persistent inflation, accelerating central bank buying, mounting debt levels, and growing global uncertainty.
At the same time, scalable gold projects in safe, mining-friendly jurisdictions are becoming increasingly difficult to find — especially those combining meaningful existing resources, expansion potential, and active drilling catalysts.
That’s where Sirios Resources Inc. (TSX-V: SOI)(OTCQB: SIREF) — currently trading undiscovered below US$0.25 per share — is beginning to separate itself within Quebec’s rapidly emerging James Bay gold district.
With a market capitalization of roughly US$100 million, Sirios is advancing the multi-million-ounce, resource-stage Cheechoo Gold Project through a fully funded 35,000-meter drill campaign focused on resource growth and continued project advancement.
The current drill program is focused on expanding the existing resource at the 15,700-hectare Cheechoo property through high-priority targeting as the Sirios team delineates the broader scale and grade continuity of the mineralized system.
That includes advancement toward an updated Mineral Resource Estimate (MRE) and Preliminary Economic Assessment (PEA) expected to help define the project’s initial development framework.
Sirios Resources President & CEO Jean-Félix Lepage recently commented on the significance of the upcoming program:
“This comprehensive 2026 drill program at Cheechoo will enable us to publish a new resource estimate. We will then use that information to complete a Preliminary Economic Assessment (PEA) in the first half of 2027.”
Lepage views the upcoming PEA as the foundation for the district-scale project’s next major phase of advancement — helping define an initial development pathway while continuing to expand the broader Cheechoo system through additional drilling.
Later in this report, readers will hear directly from Lepage in an exclusive conversation with our own Gerardo Del Real discussing the fully funded drill program at Cheechoo and the broader growth opportunity emerging across Quebec’s Eeyou Istchee James Bay region.
That jurisdictional advantage is becoming increasingly important as speculators place renewed emphasis on scalable gold projects located in safe, mining-friendly regions with strong infrastructure and clear advancement pathways.
Up next, we’ll take a closer look at the Cheechoo Project itself — including the existing multi-million-ounce resource, the fully funded 35,000-meter drill campaign, and why Sirios is quickly becoming one of Quebec’s most compelling gold stories.
Flagship Cheechoo Gold Project
Scalable Gold System in One of
the World’s Premier Mining Jurisdictions
Sirios Resources is advancing the flagship, 100%-owned Cheechoo gold project in Quebec’s Eeyou Istchee James Bay region — an area now recognized as one of Canada’s most important emerging gold districts.
Located less than 15 km from Newmont’s (NYSE: NEM) Éléonore Mine, Cheechoo combines many of the characteristics speculators increasingly look for in today’s robust gold market.
Why Cheechoo Stands Out
- Existing multi-million-ounce gold resource
- Fully funded 35,000-meter drill campaign set to launch
- Strong infrastructure and nearby mining development
- Large 15,700-hectare district-scale land package
- Significant resource expansion potential
- Advancing toward updated MRE and PEA
- Located in one of the world’s premier mining jurisdictions
Together, these factors position Cheechoo as an emerging gold development story at a time when speculators continue rewarding scalable projects in safe mining jurisdictions.
Why Quebec Matters
Importantly, the project is situated in the Canadian province of Quebec, widely regarded as one of the safest and most mining-friendly jurisdictions anywhere in the world.
The province offers established infrastructure, low-cost hydroelectric power, year-round access, a highly skilled mining workforce, and a long history of supporting responsible resource development — including nearby mining infrastructure within the broader Éléonore district.
For Sirios, that creates a strong foundation for long-term advancement.
And for speculators, jurisdiction matters — especially in a gold market increasingly rewarding large-scale projects located in politically stable regions with clear development pathways.
Multi-Million-Ounce Scale
Cheechoo hosts an existing gold resource of approximately 3 million ounces across the Indicated and Inferred categories, including a higher-grade underground component grading more than 3 grams per tonne (g/t) gold.
The project benefits from favorable mining characteristics including near-surface mineralization, open-pit scalability, a relatively low strip ratio of approximately 2.9:1, and strong metallurgical recoveries averaging roughly 92%.
Sirios Director Laurence Farmer describes Cheechoo as:
“a low strip, near surface gold system with consistent geology and strong district-scale expansion potential.”
Lepage believes the project has already reached an important threshold in terms of scale stating:
“I think 3 million ounces is the critical mass you need.”
The Sirios team is now focused on systematically expanding the broader Cheechoo system through targeted exploration, drilling, and resource delineation.
35,000 Meters of Fully Funded Drilling at Cheechoo
With a fully funded 35,000-meter drill campaign on the launchpad, Sirios is entering an aggressive new phase of resource growth and project advancement.
With multiple high-priority targets already identified, the multi-phase program will focus on resource expansion while advancing the project toward an updated MRE and PEA.
The program is a direct follow-up to the company’s most recent 8,660-meter drill campaign, which contributed to the 2025 MRE.
Lepage recently outlined the company’s broader vision for the upcoming program:
“This comprehensive 2026 drill program at Cheechoo will enable us to publish a new resource estimate. We will then use that information to complete a Preliminary Economic Assessment (PEA) in the first half of 2027.”
The initial Phase-1 campaign will consist of approximately 25,000 meters of drilling focused on expanding the existing resource and testing several high-priority targets both within and adjacent to the conceptual pit shell.
A second phase consisting of at least 10,000 additional meters is being planned as an immediate follow-up to that initial stage.
High-Priority Expansion Targets Emerging
Current drill targeting is being guided by extensive historical drilling, geological modeling, and a growing understanding of the broader Cheechoo system.
As Lepage explained during our exclusive interview:
“We’re not drilling just anywhere... those targets are supported by existing drilling results and are located either within or directly adjacent to the current resource pit.”
That growing confidence is supported by a modeled exploration target ranging from 31 to 40 million tonnes grading between 1.27 and 1.45 g/t gold — highlighting what could become a materially larger gold system over time.
The upcoming drill campaign will specifically focus on several key areas including the Eclipse Zone and the metasedimentary targets located near the current pit shell.
The Eclipse Zone has emerged as one of the most exciting higher-grade targets at Cheechoo, returning multiple intercepts exceeding 3 g/t gold and demonstrating continuity both laterally and at depth.
Meanwhile, drilling within the metasedimentary units could further expand the scale of mineralization beyond the project’s current core zones.
Lepage emphasized that these targets are supported by existing drilling and geological continuity observed across the project:
“It’s not blue-sky exploration. That’s something that is defined by drilling intercepts.”
Collectively, these targets reinforce the scale potential still emerging across the broader Cheechoo system.
Strengthened Treasury & Institutional Support
Sirios enters this next phase with a substantially expanded treasury following a recently completed C$25 million financing, alongside an additional C$3.5 million from the recent exercise of warrants and stock options.
The financing attracted strong institutional participation, further strengthening Sirios’s shareholder base ahead of what could become a major new phase of growth at Cheechoo.
Laurence Farmer believes the market is only beginning to recognize the scale of the opportunity developing at Cheechoo:
“There’s at least a 2x there just to get that rerate out of the way.”
That capital infusion significantly bolsters Sirios’s ability to aggressively advance Cheechoo while also broadening institutional awareness around the project’s long-term growth potential.
Additional Exploration Upside Across James Bay
While Cheechoo remains the primary focus, the company is simultaneously advancing its broader portfolio of gold-focused exploration assets across Quebec’s Eeyou Istchee James Bay region — providing speculators with multiple avenues for potential discovery success beyond the flagship project.
At Aquilon, a follow-up exploration program is being planned in partnership with Sumitomo Metal Mining Canada following encouraging prior drill results, with Sirios continuing to serve as project operator.
At PLEX, the company is completing geological compilation work across a large 21,000-hectare land package situated along a key greenstone belt with additional field planning expected ahead of potential exploration activities.
At the 6,500-hectare district-scale Corvet Est property, which features over 21,000 meters of historical drilling and an at-surface gold system, Sirios is targeting additional discovery upside through multiple untested structural corridors and mineralized zones.
Finally, Sirios is also advancing the Fagnant project where a helicopter-borne magnetic survey will mark the first systematic exploration work completed on the property since acquisition. The underexplored property hosts numerous historical gold and polymetallic showings, including high-grade surface samples.
Together, these additional gold projects provide further district-scale exploration upside alongside the ongoing advancement of Cheechoo.
Gold On-the-Rise as Investors
Reposition Into Hard Assets
Gold continues trading near historic highs above US$4,500 per ounce as investors reposition into hard assets amid persistent inflation, accelerating central bank buying, mounting sovereign debt, and growing geopolitical uncertainty.
At the same time, years of underinvestment in the mining sector have limited the pipeline of large-scale gold discoveries and development-stage projects — particularly in safe, politically stable jurisdictions.
That supply imbalance is becoming more important as institutional capital continues flowing back into the precious metals space.
In today’s market, investors are placing renewed emphasis on projects combining scale, strong logistics, jurisdictional safety, and long-term development potential.
And increasingly, the market is rewarding companies controlling meaningful gold resources in Tier-1 jurisdictions where permitting pathways, access to power and transportation, and long-term operational stability remain far more predictable than in many competing regions globally.
That trend strongly favors jurisdictions such as Quebec, Canada, which continues to rank among the world’s premier mining destinations thanks to its established infrastructure, mining-friendly policies, low-cost hydroelectric power, skilled workforce, and long history of successful resource development.
Quebec’s Eeyou Istchee James Bay region, in particular, continues attracting growing industry attention as major discoveries, active exploration programs, infrastructure investment, strong community relations, and producing mining operations further validate the broader district.
And speaking of community relations, Sirios benefits from Executive Chairman Dominique Doucet’s more than 30 years of experience working with the Cree Nation of Wemindji, where longstanding relationships have been built through trust, collaboration, and consistent regional engagement.
Against that backdrop, companies controlling large-scale gold systems in the region are beginning to attract renewed investor attention — particularly those advancing meaningful resources through the drill bit during a strengthening gold cycle.
With shares trading below US$0.25 and a current market capitalization around US$100 million, Sirios Resources is advancing the Cheechoo gold project at a time when scalable gold assets in safe jurisdictions are becoming more difficult to find and more valuable to the market.
With aggressive drilling set to begin in the current quarter alongside a growing institutional shareholder base, Sirios is entering one of the most important growth phases in the company’s history.
This brings us straight to our exclusive interview with Sirios CEO Jean-Félix Lepage — taking readers directly onsite at Cheechoo during one of the strongest gold price environments in decades.
Exclusive Interview with Sirios Resources
CEO Jean-Félix Lepage
Our own Gerardo Del Real of Resource Stock Digest recently caught up with Sirios Resources President & CEO Jean-Félix Lepage for a firsthand look at what’s unfolding at the Cheechoo gold project as the company ramps up a fully funded 35,000-meter drill campaign in Quebec’s prolific James Bay region.
With aggressive drilling set to commence across multiple high-priority zones, Sirios is entering a major new phase of advancement.
Leading the charge is Lepage — a mining engineer with more than 15 years of experience spanning mining operations, project development, and resource advancement.
Prior to joining Sirios, Jean-Félix served as VP of Projects at O3 Mining where he helped advance the Marban Project. He also previously led underground operations at Newmont’s Éléonore Mine in Quebec’s James Bay region.
Today, Lepage is helping lead Sirios through its next major phase of resource expansion and project advancement at Cheechoo.
Joining Lepage is Founder & Executive Chairman Dominique Doucet, a veteran Quebec exploration geologist with more than 40 years of experience who originally discovered the Cheechoo deposit and continues leading the company’s broader exploration strategy.
Senior Geologist Jordi Turcotte brings more than 15 years of expertise in structural geology and geological modeling while serving as project manager for Cheechoo.
Roger Moar, also serving as Senior Geologist, brings more than three decades of mineral exploration experience spanning target generation, geophysics, geochemistry, and resource-stage advancement.
Exploration Geologist Alexandra Blanchette has played a key role advancing Sirios’ field operations, drilling programs, and geochemical work across the company’s James Bay projects for nearly a decade.
Meanwhile, Director Laurence Farmer and the broader Sirios team continue to provide valuable technical and capital markets expertise as the company advances Cheechoo through aggressive drilling and resource expansion.
Without further ado, let’s hear directly from Sirios CEO Jean-Félix Lepage as he walks us through the next major phase of advancement now taking shape at Cheechoo.
Gerardo Del Real: This is Gerardo Del Real with Resource Stock Digest. Joining me today is the CEO of Sirios Resources (TSX-V: SOI)(OTCQB: SIREF) — Mr. Jean-Félix Lepage. How are you, JF? Busy, I know… you've been on the road, so thank you for making time. How have you been?
Jean-Félix Lepage: I've been really great, Gerardo. We've been hitting the road to tell the Sirios story as many times as we can.
Gerardo Del Real: Well, listen, let's get right into it. I couldn't be happier as a shareholder to see the news regarding your fully funded 2026 exploration program.
Earlier, we talked about how enthusiastically the financing was received. That financing is now behind you, and you were able to raise a substantial amount of funds.
I understand you were oversubscribed, and obviously that speaks to the quality of the team and the Cheechoo deposit. So let’s start there. How was that financing received?
Jean-Félix Lepage: Really well. We were oversubscribed, as you said. I think people see the path we have in front of us and what we can do with that financing.
We’ve been talking about our plans, and people can read between the lines, but I think that the release was to make sure we put that clear plan in front of everyone and show what we will be doing with that C$25 million.
Gerardo Del Real: Well, let's talk about what you'll be doing with that C$25 million. But before we get to that, let's talk about the Cheechoo gold project and why it's so special.
You and I met in person at VRIC (Vancouver Resource Investment Conference), and we've been in touch frequently. I love the enthusiasm you have for the project. You know it very well. Can you speak to why you’re so enthusiastic to get going with the drill bit here now that you're cashed up?
Jean-Félix Lepage: Sure. Just to wrap up what the project is — it's an advanced exploration, resource-stage project. So we do have around 1.2 million ounces Au in Indicated, another 1.8 million ounces Au in Inferred, for a total of around 3 million gold ounces.
I'm a mining engineer by trade, so when I think about a property, I really think about it as a mining project. And I think 3 million ounces is the critical mass you need. So that's the first thing.
The second thing is the grade. We have an open-pit grade of over 1 gram per tonne. In today's world, 1 g/t Au is really a decent grade. Yet it’s also the combination of that grade with the strip ratio of the resource. And that strip ratio is below 3:1. That combination is really unique and creates a strong starting point for the project.
Our plan with that C$25 million will be to continue drilling and really find out how big Cheechoo can become. And that plan starts with a modeled exploration target that was outlined in the resource statement.
In the same NI 43-101 report, you have a model that was defined showing over 30 to 50 million tonnes at around 1.2 to 1.5 g/t tonne Au. Those are the next ounces we want to add to the project. We will be putting in at least 15,000 meters into that first target.
Gerardo Del Real: Let's talk about the target. You talk about 3 million ounces. That exploration target is pretty well defined. It's not an exploration target that is far off or very conceptual in nature. You understand the exploration target very well. Can you explain to me the confidence level going into that?
Jean-Félix Lepage: Exactly. It's not blue-sky exploration. That's something that is defined by drilling intercepts. It's basically the same process as doing a resource. So you start with the drilling results. You constrain that inside a conceptual pit or a conceptual slope, and that basically generates zones that you can call exploration targets.
It's not a resource yet because there’s not enough drilling to call it a resource but it is supported by results. That’s what I really like about it. We’re not drilling just anywhere, and those targets are basically either inside of the actual resource pit or just beside it. We’re really close to the actual resource pit that we have.
Gerardo Del Real: You have the initial 15,000 meters that will go on the modeled exploration target. I believe there’s a second phase of at least 10,000 meters of exploration and follow-up drilling following the first quarter of 2027.
I think the rest of 2026 is going to take you to a much higher valuation. And I think that once people understand the continuity of that exploration target and the predictability of the geometry, it’s going to be apparent to anybody that knows the space what you’re onto here. Talk to me about what the plans are for Phase-2.
Jean-Félix Lepage: Yes, and you are correct. There is a Phase-2 slated for later in 2026 or early 2027 for follow-up. We have a budget in the background for that Phase-2.
Phase-1 is not only that 15,000 meters — it’s 25,000 meters. We’re putting 15,000 meters into that modeled exploration target, and there are also two more targets we want to test this summer. I encourage anyone to go and view the maps.
One of those targets is a zone called Metasediments. And those metasediments are basically another geology; it’s another rock type just inside or nearby the resource pit. It’s in a new geology where we have seen some grade in it, and we need to follow up.
The other target is a higher-grade zone called Eclipse, which, again, is inside the same zone and really close to the pit. It’s higher grade; 3.0+ g/t Au intercepts in that zone. There will be more drilling coming into Eclipse to better understand it.
We're looking to start Phase-1 drilling (25,000 meters) in June, with Phase-2 coming later this year or early next year for another 10,000 meters, for a total of 35,000 meters.
Gerardo Del Real: When do you anticipate being able to take all of the data and incorporate that into an updated Mineral Resource Estimate?
Jean-Félix Lepage: So that’s the difference between Phase-1 and Phase-2. Phase-1 is to update the resource statement. So everything we do in Phase-1 is to expand that resource. Our plan is to deliver that updated resource before the end of this year.
Gerardo Del Real: Excellent. My understanding is that you’ll follow that up by using some of that information to complete a PEA in the first half of 2027, correct?
Jean-Félix Lepage: That’s exactly our plan. There’s more to explore than those initial targets. My vision is that the PEA we’ll complete in the first half of 2027 will sort of define Phase-1 of the project. Then, on the back of that PEA, we’ll be able to launch the permitting process and drill even more. So it’s really the starting point for the mining project.
I’m really excited about the PEA. In fact, we’ll be working towards that in 2026 with the selection of the team and some of the trade-off work we’ll begin evaluating. That way, when the resource is updated, we’ll be ready to jump into the PEA.
Gerardo Del Real: I couldn’t be more excited about the drilling at Cheechoo. I also am really excited, frankly, about some of the other projects in the portfolio.
I don’t want to highlight them in this conversation because I don’t want to steal the thunder from the exploration and the drilling that’ll be happening at Cheechoo. But I absolutely would love to have you back on so we can talk about some of the other projects in the portfolio as we get a little bit closer to defining exploration work programs on those if that’s alright with you?
Jean-Félix Lepage: Yes, and I’m aligned with you. I’m also excited about Cheechoo. I really want to see activities going there first. But yes, we do have a really exciting portfolio of exploration properties, and we can talk about those later.
Gerardo Del Real: Exciting times. Happy shareholder here. JF, thank you so much for your time. I appreciate it.
Jean-Félix Lepage: Thank you, Gerardo.
The Sirios Resources Opportunity
Sirios Resources is advancing one of the more compelling emerging gold stories in Quebec’s James Bay region at a time when large-scale gold projects in safe jurisdictions are becoming increasingly valuable in the market.
Backed by an existing multi-million-ounce gold resource at Cheechoo, a fully funded 35,000-meter drill campaign about to kick off, and a clear pathway toward an updated MRE and PEA, Sirios is entering a catalyst-rich phase of district-scale resource expansion and project advancement.
Importantly, the company is advancing the 15,700-hectare Cheechoo property in one of the world’s premier mining jurisdictions — benefiting from strong infrastructure, low-cost hydroelectric power, year-round access, and a long history of successful resource development.
Sirios is now targeting multiple high-priority growth areas across the Cheechoo system including the modeled exploration targets, the Eclipse Zone, metasedimentary targets, and broader regional opportunities surrounding the deposit.
At the same time, the company continues advancing additional exploration opportunities across its broader gold-focused James Bay portfolio including Aquilon, PLEX, Corvet Est, and Fagnant.
With approximately 783 million shares outstanding on a fully diluted basis and a market capitalization of roughly US$100 million, Sirios offers investors meaningful leverage to rising gold prices as the drills rev up at Cheechoo.
Following the recently completed C$25 million financing and additional warrant-related proceeds, the company also maintains an equity investment valued at approximately C$3.2 million in Lux Metals — adding further strategic value to the broader Sirios investment thesis.
With gold prices trading above US$4,500 per ounce amid growing global uncertainty and renewed demand for hard assets, Sirios is advancing the district-scale Cheechoo project at an increasingly compelling time in the gold cycle — supported by a strong treasury and a fully funded exploration campaign.
Focused on resource expansion via the drill bit, Sirios is entering one of the most important periods in the company’s history.
Sirios is not simply exploring for gold — the company is actively advancing a multi-million-ounce gold system through aggressive drilling in one of the world’s top mining jurisdictions.
Now is the opportune time to start taking a closer look at Sirios Resources as the company enters a catalyst-rich period with drilling, resource updates, and district-scale exploration all on deck.
A great place to start is Sirios’s corporate website where you can learn more about the flagship, the team, and sign up to receive updates directly from the company’s IR department.
View the most recent Corporate Presentation here.
Also, click here for more of our ongoing coverage of Sirios Resources, including additional late-breaking interviews with upper management as developments arise.
Sirios Resources Inc. trades on the Toronto Venture Exchange under the symbol SOI and on the OTCQB under the symbol SIREF.
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