Cameo Cobalt Corp. provided the following updates pertaining to its 100% owned Big Mac gold project. The Big Mac gold project consists of 12 mineral claims structured into three tenure blocks and is the claim package contiguous with Aben Resources' Forrest Kerr gold project. In 2018, Aben Resources' released drill results on its Forest Kerr gold project which included 62.4 grams per tonne gold over 6.0 metres within 38.7 grams per tonne gold over 10.0 metres. The Big Mac gold project is notable as it not only surrounds much of the Forrest Kerr gold project, but also contains significant tenure historically held by Barrick Gold. The zones previously explored by Barrick are of particular significance to the Big Mac gold project as they are situated in a comparable geologic environment to the Carcass Creek and Boundary zones recently drilled by Aben Resources. The zones historically explored by Barrick on the Big Mac are situated within Hazelton Group volcanics east of the regional Forrest Kerr fault structure, and near to the contact with underlying Stuhini Group volcanics, an important regional control on all major mineral deposits in the Golden Triangle District. Aben Resources recently provided an update, announcing discovery of a south boundary mineralized zone 1.5 kilometres south of its north boundary zone at its Forrest Kerr project in British Columbia's Golden Triangle. Cameo's Big Mac gold project shares more than 30 kilometres of contiguous claim boundaries on the east and west sides of Aben Resources Ltd.'s Forrest Kerr gold project. The Big Mac gold project is also located just north of Garibaldi Resources Ltd.'s E&L project and Colorado Resources Ltd.'s KSP project. The Big Mac project comprises a total of 9,264 hectares and offers close proximity to the Eskay Creek access road and the newly constructed Alta Gas McLymont hydro-power facility.