Posted on behalf of West Red Lake Gold - Today's Global Stocks News release takes the September 10 Starratt-Olsen assays and reframes them around the thing that makes them useful for WRLG.v and WRLGF: the mill down the road is already turning.



**What The Drilling Returned**

* WRL26-054: 1.5m @ 16.16 g/t Au from 121.15m, including 0.85m @ 24.60 g/t Au
* WRL26-055: 4.5m @ 5.16 g/t Au from 114.0m, including 1.5m @ 10.94 g/t Au
* First 5 of 12 holes from a completed 4,100 m oriented HQ surface program, 7 still pending
* First focused drill test of the main historic mining areas since the 1950s (Sept 10, 2026 NR)

VP Exploration Will Robinson's read is that "Madsen-style mineralization of notable grades and thickness remains proximal to the historically mined areas."



**Why The Location Matters**

* Starratt sits roughly 1.1 km southwest of the Madsen mine and mill
* The Madsen mill and infrastructure are intended to act as a central processing hub for multiple past-producing, high-grade deposits across the district, an approach designed to add operational flexibility, expand margins, extend mine life and support a larger production profile over time
* Starratt produced 163,990 oz of gold over eight years from September 1948, back when ore was hand-shovelled into carts and hoisted up a shaft
* A 2016-era hole, PG16-198, returned 2m @ 27.3 g/t Au and 3m @ 104.1 g/t Au in the down-plunge extension area



**The Hub Is Paying Its Own Way**

* Q2 gold production up 51% over Q1 to 8,576 oz, gold sales up 34% to 8,260 oz (Aug 25, 2026 Q2 results)
* Fork advancing toward inclusion in the 2027 production profile, Rowan in permitting and being evaluated alongside Madsen in the proposed combined PFS, company-targeted for mid-to-late September

TODAY - West Red Lake Gold (WRLG.v, WRLGF) Puts 16.16 g/t Au at Starratt-Olsen Inside the Hub-and-Spoke Case: a Past-Producing Mine 1.1 km From a Mill That Is Already Running