# Scottie Resources (TSXV:scot)

> Scottie Resources Corp.

## About

Scottie Resources Corp. is an exploration stage company engaged in the exploration and evaluation of gold and silver properties located in the 'Golden Triangle' of British Columbia, Canada. The Company believes that mineral properties within the Golden Triangle are under-valued due to a lack of available infrastructure, which is currently changing. By acquiring undervalued properties and applying modern exploration techniques, Scottie Resources aims to build a substantial geological resource in the Golden Triangle. The Company owns a 100% interest in the Blueberry, Domino, and past producing Scottie Gold Mine zones of the Scottie Gold Mine Project, as well as the Georgia Project, Tide North and Sulu properties, and over 85% of the claims within the Cambria project.

## Key facts

- **Cash position:** C$10.6M
- **Shares outstanding:** 49969937
- **Fully diluted shares:** 56510555
- **Warrants:** 2453285
- **Options:** 4087333
- **Mineral resource:** The Scottie Gold Mine Project includes the past-producing Scottie Gold Mine that operated from 1981 to 1985, and produced 95,426 oz gold at an average grade of 16.2 g/t. The most recent documented, unclassified historic resource estimate for the SW Vein of the Georgia River Mine was completed in 1990 (BC Assessment Report 19,983) and estimated 276,403 tonnes of 27.6 g/t gold and 20.9 g/t silver. The estimate was based on 50 drill holes and considers a minimum mining width of 1.22 metres. The SW Vein historical estimate does not comply with CIM Definition Standards on Mineral Resources and Mineral Reserves as required by NI 43-101 and has no comparable resource classification. A qualified person has not done sufficient work to classify the historical estimate as a current mineral resource and the Company is not treating this historical resource as a current resource.
- **Projects:** ["The Scottie Gold Mine Project is located 32 km north of Stewart, BC, and is situated 20 km north the Premier Gold Mine, 27 km south of Brucejack Mine, and 15 km east of the past-producing Granduc Mine. The Project includes the past-producing Scottie Gold Mine that operated from 1981 to 1985, and produced 95,426 oz gold at an average grade of 16.2 g/t, as well as other key targets, including Blueberry, Domino, and the Bend Vein. The Scottie Gold Mine Project consists of 20 mineral claims and 14 Crown granted claims for a total area of 8,534 ha. Given the size and location of the Project within the Stewart Mining Camp, the area is relatively under explored. There are over thirty gold and/or silver bearing mineralized zones within the project area and prior to the 2021 field season, only seven have been drill tested. One of the most important mineral trends of northwestern British Columbia extends from near the town of Stewart north to the Treaty Glacier, in the western part of the Stikine arc terrane. Major deposits along this trend include Kerr-Sulphurets-Mitchell (KSM), Brucejack, Silbak-Premier, Big Missouri, Scottie Gold and Red Mountain. This strategic land package is in a favourable geologic position, hosting late Triassic Stuhini Group volcanic and sedimentary units to early Jurassic Hazelton Group volcanic and associated volcano-sedimentary units, as well as several early Jurassic stocks of the Texas Creek plutonic suite. The geological setting of the Scottie Gold Mine Project is similar to several significant deposits in the Golden Triangle. A three-dimensional model of the historic Scottie Gold Mine deposit. Project Highlights: Past gold producer with an active mine permit. The property is road accessible from the Granduc Road, and is 1 km west from the Brucejack Transmission Line. Existing underground 200 tonne/day mill. Underground infrastructure includes: 6 portals, shafts, rail system, and 7 km of drifts. The deposit remains open along strike and at depth, and has potential for multiple parallel mineralized structures. Limited exploration drilling on the property - at surface numerous high-grade mineralized veins have been identified but never drilled. Excellent potential to significantly expand resources and reserves.","The Cambria Project is situated just outside of Stewart, BC on the western edges of the Cambria and Todd Icefields. Scottie Resources Corp. has nearly 100% ownership in the 31,736 ha project, which consists of 140 mineral claims. The Project is bordered to the north by Newcrest Mining’s Brucejack Mine, to the west by Ascot Resources’ Premier Gold Project and to the east by Ascot Resources’ Red Mountain Project. The Project is underlain by late Triassic Stuhini Group sediments, and Early to Middle Jurassic volcanics and associated volcano-sedimentary units which are intruded by Early Jurassic and Eocene age intrusions. These rocks host a variety of significant precious and base metal deposits elsewhere in the Stewart Camp including the Granduc, Silbak-Premier, Silver Coin, KSM, Brucejack, Scottie-Gold, and Red Mountain deposits. Mineralization on the property generally consists of high-grade Ag-Zn-Pb ± Au-Cu polymetallic veins. Project Highlights: Project boundary is within 1km of the town of Stewart, BC with portions of the project being road accessible. Rapid glacial retreat has exposed new targets to investigate. 83 MINFILE mineral occurrences are located on the Cambria Project including five small historic high-grade silver-lead-zinc-+/-gold past producers. The northern portion of the Project encompasses the Red Cliff – Montrose trend, a 2 kilometre long by 30- to 40-metre-wide mineralized zone. Gold-bearing veins within this shear zone have been intersected over a vertical distance of approximately 700 meters. Drilling by Decade Resources along this structure has produced several high-grade gold intercepts of greater than 100 gram-metres including hole 2010-MON-28 which returned 49.2 g/t Au over 18.45 metres. A total of 653 rock samples and 38 soil samples were collected during the 2023 field season. A total of 552 rock samples and 38 soil samples were collected (Cambria, 2023). A total of 101 rock samples were collected (Enterprise, 2023).","The 17,625-hectare high-grade gold Georgia Project, centered on the past-producing Georgia River Mine, is located on tidewater 16 kilometres south of the town of Stewart, BC, in the prolific Golden Triangle. The Georgia River Mine, which last operated in 1939 with a head grade of 22.6 g/t gold, contains 1.2 kilometres of underground access on three levels. The project was explored from the 1970s by several companies with the intent of restarting the mine, but this historic work focused almost exclusively on the area hosting the existing mine workings, which supports the presence of a much larger hydrothermal system. Only a small part of this hydrothermal system would have been explored by the past-producing mine or drill tested. Project Highlights: 17,625 ha of claims surrounding the past producing Georgia River mine. Ideal Location: Situated on the Portland Canal, 16 km from Stewart with access to a deep-water port in ice free tidewater. High grade Au-Ag past producer in footwall of a major deformation zone. Gram-plus gold values over 590 metres of projected surface trace and veins in the old mine confirm presence of gold in a potentially large Early Jurassic hydrothermal system. 3,600 m in 24 diamond drill holes completed in 2020 drill program at Georgia extending mineralization from the historic high-grade gold mine along strike and at depth. 2,750 m of historic diamond drill core recovered, logged and assayed. Highlights from the 2021 drill program include: GE21-31 – 9.56 g/t gold and 22.1 g/t silver over 9.30 metres (82.05 to 91.35 metres) INCLUDING 16.1 g/t gold and 36.4 g/t silver over 5.00 metres (83.00 to 88.00 metres). Highlights from the 2020 drill program include: GE20022 – 62.5 g/t gold and 36.6 g/t silver over 2.24 metres (60.26 to 62.50 metres). GE20023 – 69.1 g/t gold and 35.5 g/t silver over 4.14 metres (66.3 to 70.44 metres). Historic drill intercepts at Georgia include: 178.4 g/t gold and 171 g/t silver over 0.49 metres (110.79 to 111.28 metres). 119.2 g/t gold and 66.4 g/t silver over 1.4 metres (72.71 to 74.09 metres) including 342.5 g/t gold and 190.6 g/t silver over 0.3 metres (73.48 to 73.78 metres). 140.8 g/t gold and 213.5 g/t silver over 0.6 metres (33.93 to 34.54 metres). During the 2023 field season, prospecting, rock sampling, soil sampling and mapping were completed on the Georgia River Project. A total of 107 rock samples and 132 soil samples were collected. The 2023 exploration program was successful in the discovery of a new high-grade vein structure that had never previously been sampled. Initial sampling from the vein yielded 165 g/t Au and 42 g/t Ag, with abundant visible gold. Follow up work along strike on this structure included samples that yielded 7.62 g/t Au, 1.26 g/t Au, and 1.2 g/t Au. This vein has similar geological characteristics and orientation as those previously mined at the Georgia River Mine, located 3.5 kilometres along strike from this new discovery. Work in 2024 will be focused on detailed mapping, prospecting and sampling between this new showing and the historic Georgia River Mine, to determine if the mineralization is continuous between the two showings. Work will be focussed on identifying key large-scale structures along with assessing lithological controls on mineralization. The most recent documented, unclassified historic resource estimate for the SW Vein of the Georgia River Mine was completed in 1990 (BC Assessment Report 19,983) and estimated 276,403 tonnes of 27.6 g/t gold and 20.9 g/t silver. The estimate was based on 50 drill holes and considers a minimum mining width of 1.22 metres. The SW Vein historical estimate does not comply with CIM Definition Standards on Mineral Resources and Mineral Reserves as required by NI 43-101 and has no comparable resource classification. A qualified person has not done sufficient work to classify the historical estimate as a current mineral resource and the Company is not treating this historical resource as a current resource."]
- **Leadership:** Executive Management Information / Background / Track Record:

Bradley Rourke
Director and Executive Chair
A Corporate Finance Executive with 30 years experience in Mining, Energy, and Real Estate, Mr. Rourke holds a proven track record with successful start-up companies. His leadership experience and entrepreneurial approach have given new direction and scale to the Scottie Resources efforts in the Golden Triangle.

Thomas Mumford, Ph.D., P.Geo
President & CEO
Thomas Mumford (Ph.D., P.Geo) has over 15 years’ worth of experience in the mining industry as an exploration geologist. He holds a B.Sc. and M.Sc. from University of New Brunswick, and a Ph.D. from Carleton University. He has worked across Canada for numerous junior mining companies, exploring for multiple commodities. His most recent role at Scottie was VP of Exploration which he held since 2018, which contributed to the discovery of multiple new zones on the property, including the Blueberry Contact zone. Formerly an instructor and Program Head of BCIT’s Mining and Mineral Exploration Program, he now sits on the board of Thesis Gold and is a director for AME (Association of Mineral Exploration).

Sean Masse
Chief Operating Officer
Sean Masse has over 25 years of experience as an underground mining industry professional in progressively senior management roles. Mr. Masse was the general manager of the Brucejack mine, in the Golden Triangle, responsible for all aspects of safe and socially responsible production at the mine, prior to the acquisition by Newmont. The operation had over 2000 employees & contractors. Before joining Brucejack, Mr. Masse was Vice President of Operations at Barkerville Gold Mines, prior to its acquisition. He also served as Project Manager for Centerra’s Kemess Underground Project. During his tenure at Kemess, Mr. Masse worked closely with First Nations leadership, regulators and other stakeholders to permit the underground panel cave project. Before Kemess Underground, Mr. Masse led the mining team that brought New Gold’s New Afton mine into successful production; on schedule and on budget, now Canada’s highest tonnage underground mine.

Christina Boddy, B.Sc.
Corporate Secretary
Christina Boddy, B.Sc., has acted as Corporate Secretary for a number of public companies in recent years, including Nevada Sunrise Gold Corporation (TSXV.NEV), ALX Uranium Corp. (TSXV.AL) and Aton Resources Inc. (TSXV.AAN). Ms. Boddy acts as a consultant to public and private companies through Rhodanthe Corporate Services, a BC-based private company.

Chris Noon
Chief Financial Officer
Mr. Chris Noon, CPA, brings significant experience in accounting and finance, including progressively senior roles with SilverCrest Metals Inc., a TSX- and NYSE-listed precious metals producer, where he supported the company’s transition from exploration through development and construction into production, culminating in a corporate transaction. Mr. Noon has extensive experience in corporate budgeting and forecasting, treasury and liquidity management, capital project financial oversight, financial reporting, and system and process optimization within an international operating environment, primarily in Mexico. Mr. Noon began his career with Ernst & Young LLP, where he earned his CPA designation while providing audit services to publicly listed companies, including resource issuers. He completed the Diploma in Accounting Program (DAP) at the University of British Columbia and holds a Bachelor of Science from UBC.

Board of Directors Information / Management / Track Record:

Bradley Rourke
Director and Executive Chair
A Corporate Finance Executive with 30 years’ experience in Mining, Energy, Forestry and Real Estate, he holds a proven track record with successful start-up companies. Mr. Rourke has performed in a leadership role at the executive corporate level as well as a team member in the field. He has valuable experience as a principal partner of an investment firm and has been the Director of Sales for a national Institutional Flow-thru Fund. Mr. Rourke currently sits on two boards in the resource sector.

Ernest (Ernie) Mast
Director
Ernest (Ernie) Mast, P. Eng., has over thirty years’ experience in various technical and executive roles in the mining industry, across a wide range of commodities, geographies and development stages. Currently the President and CEO of PPX Mining Corp. He previously held the positions of President and Managing Director of Cygnus Metals, President and CEO of Doré Copper Mining Corp., Primero Mining, and Minera Panama, Inmet Mining’s subsidiary, developing the $6B Cobre Panama project. Ernie began his career with Noranda and its affiliates, where he took on roles of increasing responsibility over a 20 year timeframe. Ernie has a Master’s degree in metallurgical engineering from McGill University and also received post-secondary business training at Henley College in the UK and the Universidad Catolica in Chile.

John Williamson, P.Geol.
Director
John Williamson is an independent consultant and mining entrepreneur with over thirty years of global experience. He has served as a founder, director or officer of over 20 listed companies in Canada and Australia. He is currently an Officer of Altiplano Resources Ltd., Chairman and CEO of Benchmark Metlas Inc., Chairman of Cortus Metals Inc., and founder of Metals Group Inc. Throughout his career he has discovered and/or evaluated numerous projects through to feasibility and production. Mr. Williamson has a Bachelor of Science, Specialization in Geology, from the University of Alberta, and is a professional geologist registered with the Association of Professional Engineers, Geologists and Geophysicists of Alberta (APEGGA).

Steven Stein
Director
Steven Stein was a founding shareholder and an Officer of the Black Diamond Group – a leading North American provider of modular space solutions and workforce accommodations – from 2007 to 2016. Steve is currently a Director of the Black Diamond Group. From 1990 to 2005, Steven was actively involved in the operations and a founder of one of the predecessor companies of the Outland Group – one of Canada’s largest logistics and camp businesses. Steven holds a bachelor’s degree from Queens University and is a graduate of the Institute of Corporate Directors.

Ellie Owens, J.D., M.Sc
Director
Ms. Owens has over eight years of technical and corporate experience, having held roles at Golder Associates, Diavik Diamond Mine, Agnico Eagle’s Meadowbank Mine, Atomic Energy of Canada and at Groia & Co (securities litigation). Ms. Owens is currently the President of E2Gold Inc. and holds a J.D. and M.Sc. (Geology) from Western University and a B.Sc. (Geology) from the University of Waterloo. She currently sits on the PDAC Technical Planning Committee.

Brent Omland
Director
Mr. Brent Omland is the Chief Executive Officer of Ocean Partners and brings over 20 years of experience in the mining, metals, and trading industries. Before joining Ocean Partners, Mr. Omland served as Chief Financial Officer for Ivernia Inc. and Enirgi Metals Group, companies focused on lead mining and secondary lead smelting operations in Australia. Earlier in his career, he held financial roles with Teck Cominco.

Mr. Omland is a graduate of the University of British Columbia (Commerce) and a Canadian Chartered Accountant. He currently serves on the Boards of Galantas Gold Corporation, Cygnus Metal Limited, Canadian Copper Inc., DynaResources Inc. and Nicola Mining Inc.

_Verified data last updated: 2026-05-15_

## Recent filings

- 2026-05-12 — press_release — [SCOT_2026-05-12_07-13-09.pdf](https://chat.orbiton.app/scot/preview/50051?documentId=50051)
- 2026-04-29 — financials — [SCOT_2026-04-29_17-45-20.pdf](https://chat.orbiton.app/scot/preview/35579?documentId=35579)
- 2026-04-29 — mda — [SCOT_2026-04-29_17-45-19.pdf](https://chat.orbiton.app/scot/preview/35580?documentId=35580)
- 2026-03-25 — press_release — [Scottie Resources Determines Scottie Gold Mine Project Below Impact Assessment Thresholds, Clearing Path to Advance Permitting](https://chat.orbiton.app/scot/preview/22412?documentId=22412)
- 2026-03-18 — press_release — [Scottie Resources Advances Direct-Ship Ore Strategy with Phase 2 Ore Sorting Study Success and Feasibility Study Launch](https://chat.orbiton.app/scot/preview/21903?documentId=21903)
- 2026-03-09 — press_release — [Scottie Resources Strengthens Leadership Team with Key Appointments and Additions as Company Advances Toward Development](https://chat.orbiton.app/scot/preview/20978?documentId=20978)
- 2026-03-03 — other — [SCOT_2026-03-03_12-17-53.pdf](https://chat.orbiton.app/scot/preview/19747?documentId=19747)
- 2026-03-03 — other — [SCOT_2026-03-03_12-17-52.pdf](https://chat.orbiton.app/scot/preview/19748?documentId=19748)

## Investor FAQ

### [Latest News?](https://chat.orbiton.app/scot/faq/latest-news)

Scottie Resources has recently advanced its direct-ship ore strategy with the success of a Phase 2 ore sorting study and the launch of a feasibility study. Additionally, the company has determined that the Scottie Gold Mine Project is below impact assessment thresholds, clearing the path to advance permitting.

### [Projects Overview](https://chat.orbiton.app/scot/faq/projects-overview)

Scottie Resources is focused on several key projects in the Golden Triangle of British Columbia, including the Scottie Gold Mine Project, the Cambria Project, and the Georgia Project. The Scottie Gold Mine Project includes the past-producing Scottie Gold Mine and covers 8,534 ha, while the Cambria Project spans 31,736 ha and is located near significant mining operations. The Georgia Project, centered on the past-producing Georgia River Mine, covers 17,625 ha and has shown high-grade gold potential.

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