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Great Atlantic Makes Additional New Gold Discoveries in Bedrock up to 1.72 g/t on Its Property Contiguous to Galway's Clarence Stream Gold Project
Glenelg Gold - Antimony - Vanadium Property, Southwest NB Vancouver, British Columbia--(Newsfile...
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[{"type":"text","content":"Great Atlantic Makes Additional New Gold Discoveries in Bedrock up to 1.72 g/t on Its Property Contiguous to Galway's Clarence Stream Gold ProjectGlenelg Gold - Antimony - Vanadium Property, Southwest NBVancouver, British Columbia--(Newsfile Corp. - February 18, 2026) - GREAT ATLANTIC RESOURCES CORP. (TSXV: GR) (the \"Company\" or \"Great Atlantic\") is pleased to announce it has received analytical results for a portion of the 2025 prospecting rock samples collected at its Glenelg Gold - Antimony - Vanadium Property, located in southwest New Brunswick. Two samples from separate outcrops in the southern region of the property returned highly anomalous gold values of 1.72 grams / tonne (g/t) and 0.73 g/t. The Glenelg Property contiguous with the Clarence Stream gold project of Galway Metals Inc. Gold Bearing Fault Zone (1.72 g/t Gold - 2025 Grab Sample)To view an enhanced version of this graphic, please visit:https://images.newsfilecorp.com/files/3027/284188_7596783e1415eba8_002full.jpgGreat Atlantic conducted prospecting and rock geochemical sampling during 2025 within multiple target areas at the Glenelg Property. The focus was exploration was gold, antimony, vanadium and lithium mineralization. Some rock samples collected by Great Atlantic at the Glenelg Property prior to 2025 have returned anomalous values for one or more of these elements including high grade antimony at one location. Analytical results have been received for 2025 rock samples collected within the south-central region of the Glenelg Property. A 2025 grab sample collected from a bedrock exposure adjacent to a highway returned a highly anomalous gold value of 1.72 g/t while also returning anomalous values for silver (5.9 g/t), bismuth (3290 parts per million (ppm)), cobalt (691 ppm) and copper (635 ppm). This sample was collected from a fault zone cutting intrusive rocks of the Bocabec Gabbro complex and represents a new gold discovery for Great Atlantic. The fault zone at this exposure is approximately 10-20 centimeters wide. This sample was collected approximately 55 meters southwest of an antimony bearing vein (quartz-carbonate-stibnite) discovered during 2022 along the same highway-cut bedrock exposure. Massive stibnite (antimony sulfide) occurs locally within this northwest striking, steeply dipping vein. Great Atlantic's grab samples from this vein inclu...