Taiga Gold Corp. announced that Phase 1 drilling activity has commenced on the Fisher Gold Project located 125km east of La Ronge, Saskatchewan and contiguous to the north, south and east with SSRM's Seabee Gold Operation. The property is owned and operated by the Fisher Joint Venture, comprised of 20% ownership by TGC and 80% by SGO Mining Inc. Drilling during this campaign is expected to consist of approximately 2,800m in 15 holes and will focus on defining gold mineralization at the Mac and Mac North zones. Drilling follows up work completed and funded by SSRM in 2020 while the property was under option from Taiga (prior to formation of the Fisher JV). 37 holes were completed in 2020 for a total 12,976m (42,561'). Four showing areas were tested during the program, with significant high-grade mineralization discovered in four separate areas and visible gold reported in seven holes. Continuous, high-grade mineralization was delineated at the Mac North area, which is now considered a resource definition target by the Fisher JV. Significant results (>1 g/t Au) were reported in 58 separate sample intervals in 21 holes from the Mac North, Mac North Hanging Wall, CGR West and Yin showing areas. Since optioning the property in 2016, SGO Mining has conducted extensive systematic exploration including prospecting, soil geochemical sampling, detailed geological mapping, geophysical surveys and completed a total of 34,583m (113,461') of drilling in 87 holes for expenditures totaling over CAD 12,000,000, resulting in over 15,000 individual core samples. In addition, SSRM has made cash payments to Taiga and predecessor Eagle Plains Resources of CAD 3,800,000. Taiga holds a 2.5% royalty on the majority of claims comprising the Fisher property, subject to underlying royalties on certain dispositions. The royalty includes a CAD 100,000 annual advance royalty payment.