Blue Jay Gold Corp
JAYBlue Jay Gold Corp is a Canadian gold exploration company advancing high-grade discoveries in Yukon and Ontario. Their flagship asset is the Steller Gold Project in Yukon, a past-producing gold-silver system with indicated resources of 0.40 Moz grading 9.06 g/t AuEq and inferred resources of 0.45 Moz grading 6.45 g/t AuEq. The company was spun out from Riverside Resources Inc. in 2025 and is led by CEO Geordie Mark.
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Key Information
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Blue Jay Gold Corp
Sector
Precious Metal
Founded
March 31, 2005
Employees
13
Reporting Currency
CAD
Contact Phone
(604) 235-4059
Website
www.bluejaygoldcorp.comHeadquarters Address
Suite 550 – 800 West Pender Street , Vancouver , BC V6C 2V6 , CA
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A $40M Company Created $2B in Mining Value | John-Mark Staude - Riverside Resources
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detailed- Blue Jay Gold is the most recent Riverside spinout distributed to shareholders; Staude says earlier Riverside holders received Blue Jay shares, recommends holding them, and discloses he holds them himself.
- He describes the asset story shifting from the Geraldton Greenstone Belt to a Yukon project with a mill and what he calls a fairly high-grade gold project.
- Some of the Ontario assets behind Riverside's royalty portfolio came out of Blue Jay.
- Michael Graham is named as Blue Jay's new CEO.
Riverside Resources has spun out seven companies worth over $2 billion combined while its own market cap sits near $40 million. Its next spinout, Ravenna, would hold five Mexican properties in Sonora while Riverside keeps royalties across all of them. The guest says gold is the priority because it needs less development capital and permits faster than large copper projects. A net smelter royalty is a cut of a mine's revenue; Riverside holds 2% stakes at Tahuehueto and Sugarloaf Peak. Five new projects in southern British Columbia, spanning rare earths, gold and copper, extend the project-generation pipeline.
Nick Hodge – Beaver Creek Recap, Key Newsflow In Portfolio Stocks, & Outlook On Gold, Silver, Copper
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brief- Hodge says Blue Jay Gold, spun out of Riverside, is drilling with pretty good success at the Skookum project in the Yukon.
- He recommended one of its placements before it IPO'd last year and says the stock has traded pretty well since listing.
Junior resource companies are spinning out unloved assets into new vehicles, a track record Nick Hodge credits with unlocking shareholder value where portfolios stagnate. This year's Beaver Creek precious metals summit was the busiest yet, with institutional money out in force and companies focused on execution over bull-market debates. The guest argues copper is the strongest major metal, supported by data-center buildout, mine supply disruptions, and the absence of US import tariffs. Gold must hold $4,000, in Hodge's view, as a rising dollar and multi-decade bond yields oppose it, setting up a buying opportunity. Silver looks weaker than gold and could retest $55; Hodge is hunting a mid-tier silver producer but wants a better entry before buying.
They Found High-Grade Antimony in 1965. Now It’s Back.
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detailed- Blue Jay Gold has sent more than 400 kilograms of stibnite-rich rock from the Becker Cochrane target to ALS in Kamloops for flow sheet testing at its 100%-owned Stellar Gold project.
- The host cites a 1965 federal flotation test from a Yukon hillside that recovered 92.8% of the antimony into a concentrate grading above 62% antimony, well past the 50% premium mark, and argues Blue Jay can confirm or beat that with 60 years of newer technology.
- Becker Cochrane sits inside an 8-kilometer-long antimony anomaly on a property already being drilled for gold and silver, giving one land package exposure to multiple metals.
- Flow sheet results are expected in September.
Blue Jay Gold is re-testing 1965 antimony results from its Yukon Stellar Gold project at ALS in Kamloops. The original 1965 flotation test recovered 92.8% of antimony into a concentrate grading over 62% antimony. The Becker Cochrane target sits within an 8-kilometer antimony anomaly on a property also drilled for gold and silver. New flow sheet results are due in September, with Blue Jay aiming to confirm or beat the historical numbers.
Gold Cooled Off, But the Bull Market Isn’t Over. | John-Mark Staude - Riverside Resources
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detailed- Blue Jay Gold shares were dividend out to Riverside shareholders at 60 cents and traded above 70-80 cents at the time of the interview (July 2026), per Staude.
- The company came out of Riverside's earlier Ontario exploration results, and Staude says current British Columbia exploration could seed the next spinout of this kind.
- Host Steve Hyland, a Blue Jay shareholder, planned to visit the project for a site tour the week after the interview.
The Riverside CEO argues gold's pullback is healthy consolidation, with demand for gold, silver, and copper driving a longer-term bull market. Spinouts and royalties created value the CEO says does not show on the share chart — distributed shares worth over $1 per Riverside share. Riverside retains royalties (a share of future production revenue) on every spinout and now holds nine, making royalty generation its core business. The guest reads conference crowd behaviour — neighbors at January's frenzy, "Diet Cokes" now — as a gauge of retail froth and cooling. Near-term catalysts are Questcorp drill results in Mexico and possible new spinouts from British Columbia, with rare earths, copper, and gold the focus commodities.
#103 Digging for Dollars #31 Tom Woolrych's Framework for Finding Tier 1 Wins
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detailed- It is one of the newly listed names the panel brought in and dug on the basis that it already owns it.
- The Beacon group raised about $16 million for the company and it has just listed under the ticker JAY, with the hosts noting very few people know it.
- One host says the grade is the interesting part and that the historical resource was still verified by a 43-101 about two years ago, so the current estimate is more up to date than it first looks.
- Woolrych says he knows nothing about the company and will pull the data and build his own model before taking a view.
Geologist-turned-fund manager Tom Woolrych argues the only real edge in discovery-stage juniors is knowing exactly what you own. He adds the commodity's place in the bull or bear cycle as a third dimension to the Lassonde curve, mapping funding needs to discovery stages. A 17km porphyry holding billions of tonnes makes even 0.5 grams per tonne interesting; he sees 5-10 million ounces at San Lorenzo. San Lorenzo is held for tier-one intercept potential; Hercules Metals is held because a 400-500Mt US copper project trades cheaply. Deutsche Rohstoff holds a very large position in Q2 Metals, whose 300Mt Quebec lithium project is why Canaccord's Tim Hoff calls it 'tier X'.
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