CEO Clips - Targa Exploration: A Fresh Gold Focus in Northern Quebec
Targa Exploration shifts from lithium to gold after uncovering promising signs of a hidden system beneath Quebec’s remote terrain.
A lithium explorer turned gold seeker sets sights on a potential new discovery in an overlooked region of Quebec
Targa Exploration’s story is one of scientific curiosity meeting serendipity. Originally focused on lithium, the company uncovered a large-scale geochemical anomaly on its northern Quebec property that hinted at buried gold. That unexpected shift has now redefined their focus. CEO Cameron Tymstra describes this pivot as a unique opportunity in a historically overlooked region of the province—far from the more familiar greenstone belts. The team is gearing up for geophysical work and a maiden drill program, hoping to prove out what could be an entirely new deposit model in the province.
This exploration-first approach, backed by a strong technical foundation and a fresh outlook, puts Targa on the radar for those following Canada’s evolving junior gold sector. If the early indicators hold true, investors and geologists alike may want to pay closer attention to Quebec’s untapped north.
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