Proposed symbol CSE: AUTM · Red Lake, Ontario

Autumn
Gold Corp.

Advancing the 100%-owned McKenzie Gold Project — 1,398 hectares with nearly 500 m of drilled strike in the Red Lake gold camp.

The Project Investors

Land package: 1,398 haLand package
Mineralized strike to date: ~500 mMineralized strike to date
Depth of mineralization: 0–300 mDepth of mineralization
Holes with ≥ 1 g/t Au intercepts: 17 of 19Holes with ≥ 1 g/t Au intercepts

About Autumn Gold

A Well-Mineralized Gold System in the Heart of Red Lake

The McKenzie Gold Project covers 1,398 hectares in Red Lake, Ontario, proximal to producing mines, past producers and historic production in one of Canada's most prolific gold districts.

Drill programs in 2020 and 2021 established nearly 500 metres of mineralized strike that appears to continue to the northeast, with shallow mineralization from surface to 300 metres and paved road access.

About the Company

A Camp Built on Grade

District deposits — Red Lake, Campbell, Cochenour-Willans — are reported by their operators at 18–22 g/t Au. McKenzie sits in the same camp.

Two Mineralization Styles

High-grade quartz veins carrying visible gold, set within broad near-one-gram intercepts through the intrusives.

Shallow and Open

Mineralization from surface to 300 m, with the zone appearing to continue northeast across and north of Perch Lake.

Infrastructure in Place

Paved roads and an existing power line serve the district, alongside the town of Red Lake and its active mining infrastructure.

2020–2021 Drilling · MK-21-018

2.78 g/t over 37.6 m

including 24.7 m @ 4.05 g/t, 8 m @ 12.14 g/t and 1 m @ 94.20 g/t Au

17 of 19 of the first holes drilled at McKenzie returned gold intercepts of at least 1 g/t Au.

Drill Highlights

Reported lengths are downhole intercepts and are not true widths. Grades are uncapped.

Drill core with circled visible gold — Circled visible gold — free gold specks marked during logging of 2021 drill core.

Regional Setting

Inside a Producing Camp

The McKenzie property forms a single block on the western and northern flank of the Red Lake mine trend, proximal to producing mines, past producers and historic production.