Clarity Gold Prepares for 2021 Exploration at Destiny, Compiles Historic Data Showing 25% of Previous Drill Holes Intercepted Visible Gold - Seite 2

“As we continue planning an exploration and infill drill program it is important to continue to characterize the project.” commented James Rogers, CEO of Clarity. “The number of reported visible gold occurrences in the previous drilling is no surprise given the high-grade intervals previous operators have reported throughout the project area. The Clarity team is excited to get to work on site and continue supporting the Destiny project’s merit as an exciting Abitibi gold project.”

The average depth of drilling below surface is approximately 220 m over the project area. The DAC Zone, where the 2011 resource is located, has seen the deepest drilling with an average depth of approximately 275 m below surface and only 3 holes are 600 m or deeper, with the deepest being approximately 710 m below surface which confirmed the presence of the mineralized structure at depth and intercepted anomalous gold. The coarsely drilled Gap zone immediately on strike to the east of the DAC has seen limited drilling with only 4 holes deeper than 200 m to a maximum depth below surface of only approximately 360 m.

“The Abitibi is a region where mines operate to depths of greater than 2,000 m. The limited deep drilling and high-grade intercepts encountered on the Destiny project present an excellent case for additional discovery and expansion for Clarity’s flagship project” stated Michel Robert, advisor to Clarity.

Completion of Recent Site Visit and Ongoing Planning

The drill core is securely stored in a fenced yard within the city of Val d’Or where it is neatly racked or palletized and easily accessible for review. Clarity personnel were able to visit the drill core and twenty-four (24) samples were taken for representative rock properties testing conducted by Abitibi Geophysics. The results of this testing will aid Abitibi and the company in further characterizing the rocks through a comprehensive multi-technique geophysical inversion. This will help us build a better understanding of previous geophysical survey results and continued interpretation and targeting as we advance the understanding of the project.

The crew drove on well maintained, surfaced roads from Val d’Or, an epicenter for mining and exploration activity within the Abitibi region, approximately one hour to the project area. The site is easily accessible with a network of drill trails throughout the property area.

Additionally, Clarity personnel met with several local contractors and suppliers in support of planning and budgeting for the upcoming 2021 exploration program.

“We are incredibly happy with the completion of this site visit, it marks the commencement of boots on the ground at Destiny.” adds James Rogers, CEO of Clarity. “Being on site allowed us to gain additional insight for planning and collect further data that will continue building our understanding of the opportunity within the Destiny project. Thanks to our team, we have already started our efforts to map out the strategy for the months ahead.”