Status: results pending.Biogeochemical Bark Sampling Campaign Conducted this past winter across select target areas of the Chibougamau property package, the program involved the systematic collection of a total of 735 tree bark samples for biogeochemical analysis. Tree roots draw trace metals from the underlying bedrock and overburden, concentrating a subtle but detectable geochemical signature in bark tissue. Biogeochemical bark sampling is particularly effective in areas of thick glacial overburden, muskeg or limited outcrop exposure – conditions common across parts of the Chibougamau camp – where conventional soil or rock sampling is less reliable. Results are expected to help vector toward buried mineralization and generate new drill-ready targets in areas with no surface expression. On top of that, we have AMT, UTEM and BHEM geophysical data being processed, and hundreds of rock, soil and bark samples working their way through the laboratory from our regional prospecting programs.