Mr. Dominique Doucet reports

SIRIOS RECEIVES $600,000 TO IMPROVE THE ACCESS ROAD TO THE CHEECHOO GOLD PROJECT IN EEYOU ISTCHEE BAIE-JAMES

The government of Quebec, through the Societe du Plan Nord, has granted financial assistance of $600,000 to Sirios Resources Inc. for the improvement of the access road to the Cheechoo gold exploration site in Eeyou Istchee James Bay. This announcement was made last Friday by the Minister of Natural Resources and Forests and Minister responsible for the Societe du Plan Nord. Sirios Resources will contribute an equivalent amount of $600,000, bringing the total investment in the project to $1.2-million.

The road improvements will ensure safer circulation of heavy vehicles east of the Opinaca reservoir, benefiting not only mining exploration companies, but also members of the Wemindji community who travel in this area. These works will allow Sirios to significantly reduce the environmental impacts of its activities while lowering its operating costs. The work will be completed by the end of the quarter.

"The improvement of the access road represents a major asset for the Cheechoo project. With the recent significant growth of its gold resources, all the conditions are now in place to make it a promising project for the region. On behalf of Sirios Resources Inc., I thank the government of Quebec for this crucial support, which will allow us to advance Cheechoo toward responsible mining development, respectful of the Wemindji community and the environment," stated Dominique Doucet, president of Sirios.

About Sirios Resources Inc.

Sirios is a Quebec-based mineral exploration company focused on developing its portfolio of high-potential gold properties in the Eeyou Istchee James Bay region of Canada.

About the Societe du Plan Nord

The mission of the Societe du Plan Nord is to contribute to the integrated and cohesive development of Quebec's northern territory, with a focus on sustainable development. The Societe du Plan Nord is the key player in the rollout of the government of Quebec's northern action plan 2023 to 2028.