Projects
Nuvau Minerals Corp.
TSX-V: NMC
Nuvau Minerals Corp. is a TSX-V Traded Canadian mineral exploration and development company that acquired a 100% interest in the Matagami Mining Camp in Quebec from Glencore.
The Matagami Camp is one of Canada’s most prolific metals producing districts with 60 years of mining history and approximately 60 million tonnes of ore having been processed from the Property’s 12 past mines. The project area is one of the largest contiguous property packages in the Abitibi District, comprised of over 2,400 claims covering an area of more than 1,250 square kilometers in the northern part of the Abitibi. The company has invested over $30 million on exploring critical minerals, copper, zinc and gold, and recently took over the (permitted) Bracemac-McLeod Mine and is advancing its plan to restart operations at Bracemac and develop the Caber Complex deposits.
In 2026, drilling is focused on 1) new discoveries by testing multiple highly-prospective exploration targets exist across the property; and 2) growing resources at the Daniel 25 deposit that has the potential to become the next producing center on this strategic Property.
Errington Metals Inc.
TSX-V: EM
Giant Venture Capital recently created Errington Metals Inc. to acquire the Sudbury Basin Project in Ontario, Canada from Glencore. Errington is a focused exploration and development company specializing in critical and precious metals in Canada.
The Company is advancing multiple deposits that comprise its high-grade volcanogenic massive sulphide (“VMS”)–style Sudbury Basin Project, located in the heart of the world-renowned Sudbury mining district. The VMS potential of the Sudbury Basin has historically been underexplored in favour of the copper-nickel-PGE–style deposits for which the camp is best known, and Errington Metals believes the district remains highly prospective for growth and new VMS discoveries. A strong, technically experienced, management team was secured to advance the Company and its project(s) – a team with an exceptionally solid track record for delivering returns for shareholders.
In 2026, the Company is executing a large-scale, 40,000-metre, drill program aimed at supporting an initial mineral resource estimate and testing regional exploration targets while advancing metallurgical test work in support of future permitting and economic studies.
Central Nevada Gold Corp.
Currently Private
Central Nevada Gold Corp. was established to acquire development stage gold and silver projects in the State of Nevada and is the 100% owner of the Mule Canyon Gold Mine. The mine is located ten kilometers southeast of Battle Mountain in northeast Nevada, host to the prolific Carlin, Battle Mountain and Getchell Trends.
Discovered in 1986 by Gold Fields, Mule Canyon demonstrated its high-grade gold potential when the first drill hole returned 41 metres at 24.8 g/t gold. Subsequent exploration outlined six mineralized zones over 2.5 kilometres, defining 8.2 million tonnes of open-pittable ore at an average grade of 3.81 g/t gold and a total district resource of about 40 tonnes (1.3 million ounces). The project was developed by Santa Fe Pacific Gold and later acquired by Newmont, which brought it into production in 1996. Mining ceased in 2000 due to low gold prices - after only two of six zones were mined - leaving significant unexploited potential.
In 2026, Central Nevada Gold will release its maiden Mineral Resource Estimate (MRE) in the second quarter and will advance option studies for ore processing, power and critical infrastructure development, while baseline biological, raptor, cultural and water studies are underway in support of future permitting.
