• Midland launched a multiphase 2026 exploration program on its wholly owned Caniapisc Au gold project in Quebec’s James Bay and Caniapiscau regions.
• Work targets follow-up near gold-bearing boulders that previously returned up to 24.5 g/t Au from a selected grab sample.
• Program also tests near-surface IP and airborne EM anomalies, including unexplained chargeability targets in the southwest with nearby soil Au anomalies.
• Plan includes a 560-sample soil survey to extend 2025 anomalies, supported by LiDAR and high-resolution imagery to identify outcrops.
• Project covers 315 exclusive exploration rights across 159 sq km within the Raynouard Complex of the Ashuanipi Subprovince.

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