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Landore Resources’ March 2026 update covering PDAC engagement, OJEP funding, ESG initiatives, investor relations, and progress at Junior Lake, Ontario

Landore Resources March 2026 Update | Junior Lake

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Strong engagement with investors and partners at PDAC 2026

$215,000 awarded under the Ontario Junior Exploration Program (OJEP)

Strengthened government and Indigenous community relationships

Leadership transition supporting continued operational growth

We enter the coming months with strong momentum across our exploration, partnerships, and operational planning at Junior Lake.

The progress made during March, from meaningful engagement at PDAC to securing government-backed funding, reinforces the strength of our strategy and the growing recognition of our assets within the broader mining sector.

As field programs advance and new technologies are trialled, we remain focused on unlocking the full potential of our Ontario portfolio while maintaining a disciplined and responsible approach to exploration.

We look forward to providing further updates as activities progress and appreciate the continued support of our investors and stakeholders.

Chief Executive Officer, Landore Resources

PDAC 2026: Building the Right Conversations

This year’s attendance at PDAC, the industry’s premier global mining conference, proved to be a major success for Landore Resources as the company continues to advance the development of the Junior Lake Property and promote the corporate profile. Landore’s management team held a full schedule of meetings resulting in strong engagement with investors, strategic partners, and industry stakeholders.These meetings and discussions highlighted growing recognition of the scale and long-term potential of the Junior Lake Project. Several groups expressed interest in structured partnerships to support staged development and future financing initiatives. Follow-up discussions are now being arranged as Landore advances toward its next operational phase.

In parallel, the geology and operations team met with new technology suppliers in geophysics, data analytics, field automation, and environmentally efficient exploration tools. Many of these innovations have the potential to enhance data quality, reduce exploration timelines, and strengthen the technical interpretation of key zones across Junior Lake. Pilot trials of select technologies are planned for the upcoming field program.

March 2026 marked a significant period of momentum for us at Landore Resources, with progress across investor engagement, exploration funding, strategic partnerships, and corporate development, for the Junior Lake Project in Ontario.

From a highly successful presence at PDAC 2026 to securing government-backed exploration funding, we continue to strengthen our position as a Junior Mining, gold exploration company in Ontario.

Return of Culturally Significant Land (Seeley Lake) to Biigtigong Nishnaabeg Territory

Landore Resources confirmed the withdrawal of its applications and interests from land overlapping with the asserted traditional territory of Biigtigong Nishnaabeg near Heron Bay, on the north shore of Lake Superior.

Landore took this step following respectful and ongoing conversations with community leaders, who underscored the deep cultural, historical and spiritual connection to these lands. As part of this decision, the Company has ceased exploration activity and formally relinquished its claim interests on areas identified as culturally significant to Biigtigong Nishnaabeg citizens, actions that reflect the Company’s commitment to meaningful engagement and reconciliation.

Chief Duncan Michano of Biigtigong Nishnaabeg has emphasized that returning control of traditional lands plays a vital role in community identity and cultural continuity, describing initiatives like this as examples of true reconciliation in practice.

Landore reaffirmed that it remains committed to responsible exploration elsewhere, while placing the utmost respect on Indigenous land rights and community priorities as part of its environmental, social and governance (ESG) framework.

Learn more about the Biigtigong Nishnaabeg Reconciliation: 

Introducing Patrick Brown – Investor Relations Lead

PDAC also served as an ideal platform to introduce Patrick Brown, who has recently taken on the role of Investor Relations for Landore. Patrick is already known to many of our private investors and his presence at the conference was well received by investors and industry participants. He has already initiated direct communication with several groups interested in Landore’s progress. He was the main driving force behind the recent OJEP grant and his relationship with The Ministry of Energy and Mines has been a key to getting Landore recognised as a significant discovery by the Department. His role will support stronger engagement, improved transparency, and consistent updates to the investment community as the company moves into its next phase of growth.

Transition following the departure of long-serving executive Michele Tuomi and ongoing corporate restructuring

Landore Resources announces that Michele Tuomi has stepped down from her role after nearly 20 years of dedicated service to the Company. Michele has been a central figure in Landore’s operational and corporate development throughout her tenure, contributing significantly to the progression of the Company’s projects and supporting its long-term strategic direction.

To ensure a smooth and orderly transition, Michele will continue with Landore in a consulting capacity for the next three months. During this handover period, she will provide ongoing guidance and support as responsibilities are formally transferred.

Patrick and the senior management team attended a luncheon hosted by CEDC (

), meeting with Ministers, departmental representatives, and regional dignitaries. These engagements further strengthened Landore’s government and community relationships and reinforced alignment with provincial economic development priorities.

From investor engagement and strategic negotiations to technology innovation and governmental support, PDAC provided a unified platform to advance all elements of Landore’s strategy. This positions the Company strongly as it prepares for the next exploration and development milestones at Junior Lake.

Landore emerged from PDAC 2026 with enhanced visibility, expanded partnerships, and strengthened recognition as a key discovery in Northern Ontario.

“PDAC 2026 delivered precisely the kind of momentum Landore needs at this stage of our growth. The level of interest in the Junior Lake Project, combined with the positive response from potential partners and government representatives, reflects the real significance of what we are building. I am particularly pleased with the strong technical progress made by our team and the outstanding work Patrick has done in strengthening our government and investor relations. We return from PDAC more confident than ever in the path ahead for Landore.”

Landore Resources Awarded Ontario Junior Exploration Program (OJEP) Grant

Landore Resources is pleased to announce it has been awarded funding ($215,000) from the Ontario Junior Exploration Program (OJEP), a provincial initiative designed to support early-stage mineral exploration and development in Ontario. The OJEP program helps junior mining companies defray a portion of eligible exploration and development costs, strengthening project momentum and contributing to job creation in northern and Indigenous communities. Michele Tuomi, the recently departed Landore Canada CEO, attended as part of the Women in Mining initiative and gave a presentation.

This grant supported Landore’s ongoing work at the Junior Lake Project and enabled the Company to accelerate its planned field programs and enhance technical evaluation on priority targets. The OJEP funding reflects the Ontario government’s commitment to fostering growth in the junior mining sector and advancing discovery-stage projects with the potential to contribute long-term economic value.

Landore thanks OJEP and the Ministry of Energy and Mines for its continued support of mineral exploration in the province and looks forward to continuing the relationship. 

Read more about OJEP Grants in the articles below:

Operational Transition and Cost-Efficiency Measures

Landore has also reached the final stages of its cost-reduction program in Thunder Bay, which has included the closing of the regional head office as part of a broader efficiency initiative. 

Despite this closure, the Company maintains an active operational presence in Thunder Bay and continues to engage with local stakeholders, suppliers, and partners.

With Michele’s departure, Justin Johnson has assumed responsibility for day-to-day management and will serve as the lead for Landore’s Canadian operations. Justin brings continuity, operational insight, and a strong understanding of Landore’s projects, positioning him well to guide the next phase of activities across the Company’s Ontario assets.

Landore extends its sincere appreciation to Michele for her nearly two decades of commitment, professionalism, and leadership. Her contributions have been integral to the Company’s progress, and the board and management team wish her every success in her future endeavours.

Taken together, the developments in March highlight a business that is advancing on multiple fronts:

Increased external validation through investor and partner engagement

Additional funding supporting expanded exploration activity

Strengthened positioning through responsible ESG-led decisions

Continued stability as leadership transitions are implemented

Advancement of the upcoming exploration and field program at Junior Lake

Pilot testing of new exploration technologies identified at PDAC

Continued engagement with strategic partners and investors

Further updates on priority targets and development plans

Assessing and rational of the Landore Resources asset portfolio

Alexander Shaw, CEO of Landore Resources said


Continued OJEP funding signals Ontario's commitment to mineral exploration."

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