Leopard Lake Gold Corporation (Lp) Announces the Sale of its Stella Mining Property  

December 1 8 th , 2024 – TheNewswire – East-Broughton, Quebec – The Board of Directors of Leopard Lake Gold Corp. ( CSE:LP) is proud to announce the sale of the Stella property to Probe Gold Inc. (TSX: PBR). This property is located in Abitibi. The sale price of the property is CAD $250,000 in exchange for shares of Probe Gold Inc.  The experience of Probe Gold Inc.’s team in the Abitibi region is a guarantee of success for our former Stella property. The Board of Directors is proud to remain a shareholder in Probe Gold Inc. The agreement on the share price is based on the average price over the last 15 trading days.

Leopard Lake Gold Corp. continues its mission to become a leader in exploration of the Appalachian zone. Work on the St-Robert Bellarmin property is ongoing, and the first results are expected in January 2025. Our expertise in the region will also be leveraged in 2025 for work on our properties located in the St-Théophile area, specifically on the claims adjacent to the St-Robert Bellarmin property.

About Leopard Lake Gold Corp.

Leopard Lake is engaged in the business of mineral exploration and the acquisition of mineral property assets in Canada, including the St. Robert property, which is comprised of 224 mining claims in the Riseborough and Marlow Townships in St. Robert Bellarmin, Quebec.

 

On Behalf of Leopard Lake Gold Corp.

Daniel Bélanger

Chief Executive Officer and President

For further information, please contact:

Daniel Bélanger

Chief Executive Officer and President

(418) 933-3443

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