Brigadier Identifies Three Distinct Pegmatite Swarms during Phase-1 Exploration at Nemaska2 Lithium Project, James Bay, Quebec

VANCOUVER, BC / ACCESSWIRE / August 8, 2023 / Brigadier Gold Limited (the "Company") (TSXV:BRG)(FSE:B7LM)(OTC PINK:BGADF) is pleased to announce that field crews have completed a first phase of surface reconnaissance mapping, prospecting and sampling on its Nemaska2 Property, James Bay, Quebec. The program successfully confirmed pegmatite occurrences mapped in historical government exploration and discovered new zones of previously undocumented shallow pegmatite mineralization. Approximately 2/3's of the Company's Nemaska2 property remains unexplored and will be the subject of near-term follow-on mapping and sampling.

Highlights:

The three pegmatite swarms mapped and sampled during Phase-1 exploration at Nemaska2 include:

• The NNW swarm is ~1,000 hectares (10,000,000 square metres) at 4kms wide (E-W) and 3kms long (N-S);
• The central swarm is ~90 hectares (900,000 square metres) at 1km x 1km.
• The SW swarm is ~100 hectares (1,000,000 square metres) at 1.2km wide and 2kms long (N-S).

The 2023 Phase-1 exploration program is designed to identify targets for a Q3/Q4 2023 drill program. Sampling results will be made public when available. Brigadier's goal for this and future exploration at Nemaska2 is to prove the existence of bulk tonnage, near-surface, lithium-bearing mineralization.

The Phase-1 program at Nemaska2 is being carried out by the Company's technical partner Géologica Groupe-Conseil ("Géologica") of Val D'or Quebec.

Phase-1 Summer 2023 Exploration Program

A total of 163 kms of tracked traverses were completed between July 10th and 28th. One hundred and twenty-four (124) pegmatite samples were collected in areas hosting pegmatite swarms in the north, northwest, central and southwest parts of the property (Figure 1). In addition, over 343 geo-observations, photos and descriptions were taken during this field program. The pegmatite dykes are generally hosted within dark pink medium grain size massive granites, vary in size from 30 cm to 4 metres, and have been observed over several tens of metres.

The samples were sent to ALS Global Laboratories of Val-d'Or and assay results will be revealed as soon as available.

FIGURE 1

Foto: Accesswire

Management Commentary

"We are encouraged to have successfully completed our first phase of work, which focused on systematic sampling of historically mapped pegmatite mineralization and identification of previously undocumented pegmatite occurrences", stated Robert Birmingham, President of Brigadier. "The known and newly identified pegmatite swarms comprise only a fraction of the overall property area, leaving the majority of Nemaska2 to be explored in future work programs."