Kerr-Addison
The Kerr-Addison Project is Cadillac Mines Corporation’s flagship asset in McGarry Township, Ontario. The project is located along the prolific Cadillac-Larder Lake Break, one of the world’s most productive gold-bearing structures.
Since acquiring the project in 2015, the Company has completed water-sampling programs, environmental baseline studies and extensive drilling programs, expanded its land position and continued to demonstrate significant exploration and development potential across the property.
3.4 Moz Au (78.5 Mt @ 1.34 g/t Au)
Indicated Mineral Resources
2.2 Moz Au (25.9 Mt @ 2.66 g/t Au)
Inferred Mineral Resources
209,258M Drilled
At the Kerr-Addison Property and the Geminid Deposit
Since the Acquisition of Cadillac Mines
4,712-Hectare Kerr-Addison Property
Primarily in McGarry Township
Technical Reports
Geology and Mineralization
Gold mineralization at Kerr-Addison is associated with structurally controlled quartz-carbonate vein systems hosted within altered ultramafic and mafic volcanic rock units along the Cadillac-Larder Lake Break.
Growth Strategy
Cadillac Mines continues to advance Kerr-Addison through aggressive drilling, resource expansion and evaluation of both open-pit and future underground development opportunities.
Current exploration activities are focused on expanding known mineralization, testing additional targets along the Cadillac-Larder Lake Break and unlocking the broader district-scale potential across the property.
The Company’s 2026 120,000-metre drill program represents the largest exploration campaign in Company history.