Fiore Gold Ltd. provided update on Gold Rock. Work on the Gold Rock Feasibility Study is proceeding well, with several programs underway including: One core and one RC rig currently on site carrying out geotechnical and condemnation drilling; Three RC rigs expected to arrive onsite in October and November as part of an expanded resource drilling program; Column tests using samples from 15 large-diameter core holes underway at Forte Dynamics in Colorado, with initial results expected in December; Background work and contractor selection proceeding for the various Nevada state permit applications required for Gold Rock. The Federal NEPA permitting process was completed in 2018. Recent drilling at Gold Rock (PR of March 30, 2021) has identified a zone of higher-grade mineralization beyond the northern end of the known resource area, including: 42.7 m of 1.17 g/t gold in hole GR20-110 north of the planned North Pit; 18.3 m of 0.99 g/t gold in hole GR21-001 north of the planned North Pit; 45.7 m of 2.01 g/t gold in hole GR21-002 north of the planned North Pit. Based on these results, Fiore recently approved an expanded resource drilling program to add an additional 130,000 feet (40,000 metres) of RC and HQ core drilling aimed at continued expansion of the Gold Rock mineral resource. The additional drilling was scheduled to begin in June of this year, but a shortage of available drill rigs in Nevada has delayed the start of the program to October when the first of three additional rigs is expected to arrive on site. The opportunity to add higher-grade ounces to the resource as well as the delays in bringing additional rigs to site is expected to extend the completion date for the feasibility study to calendar fourth quarter of 2022. Despite this delay to the Feasibility Study schedule, the overall project schedule still anticipates first production at Gold Rock in the second half of 2024.