Edmonton, Alberta — February 11, 2026 — Leads & Copy — Golden Rapture Mining Corporation (CSE: GLDR) has acquired an additional 32 claim units at its 100% owned Northern Queen Mine property, located southeast of Dryden, Ontario. The acquisition was made through staking.
The Northern Queen Mine property now includes 77 claim units, totaling approximately 3,500 acres. The land package is strategically located along the southern boundary of NexGold’s Goliath Gold Deposit and directly adjoins the Dryden Gold claims on the eastern portion of the property.
The claims cover roughly 9 kilometers of strike length with prospective geology. The area is influenced by the Wabigoon and Manitou-Dinorwic deformation zones, which are present on the claims and on neighboring properties. Historical records indicate that the Northern Queen Mine produced gold and silver from 1897 to 1899, according to archival Ontario Ministry of Energy and Mines files.
Richard Rivet said the company is making plans to commence an exploration program on this Northern Queen Mine property this Spring, so please stay tuned for updates. With gold prices hitting record highs this year, we’re excited to explore our highly-promising properties in what continues to be a very favourable market environment for gold explorers.
Golden Rapture Mining is an exploration company focused on acquiring, exploring, and developing high-potential projects. The company has assembled a portfolio of four gold projects, encompassing a total of 24 historical, underexplored mine shafts, located near established gold producers. Golden Rapture became listed on March 14 of 2024, and presently has 51,989,390 shares issued.
Richard Rivet, President & Chief Executive Officer
The company looks forward to exploring the underexplored property and supporting the neighboring communities. It has world-class infrastructure, including: Trans-Canada Highway, CP Rail, Hydro and ready access to an experienced and available workforce in Dryden and Wabigoon.
Source: Golden Rapture Mining Corporation
