Goldsource Mines Inc. announced additional exploration drill results for the company's 100%-owned Eagle Mountain Gold Project in Guyana, South America. Newly reported results are for seven core holes totaling 726 metres from the Toucan Prospect located approximately 1.3 kilometres northwest of Eagle Mountain. The results for this release are part of the 5,000-metre Phase-2 exploration program designed to test known geophysical and geochemical targets and follow up on prospects along the Salbora-Powis trend. This program was initiated in September and ramped up through November 2021 using drills that had previously been allocated to the company's large infill and expansion program, which wrapped up in late October 2021 in preparation for an updated Mineral Resource Estimate (MRE). The Toucan Prospect is located within the north-south trending Salbora-Powis structural corridor near the Eagle Mountain deposit/The recent drilling was designed to test the upward projections of the mineralized structures at Toucan and the potential for localized higher grades at the intersection of the primary sub-vertical breccia structures with sub-horizontal shear structures (zones), as was recently observed at the Salbora deposit. Sample preparation and geochemical analysis was completed by Actlabs Guyana Inc. in Georgetown, Guyana. Toucan Prospect (Salbora-Powis Trend): Two styles of gold mineralization have been observed at the Toucan Prospect: intervals of mineralization in a silicified granitoid with chloritic fractures and disseminated pyrite with a characteristic high-grade mineralized base, similar to sub-horizontal zones in the Eagle Mountain deposit; and mineralization associated with chlorite and pyrite-filled breccias with silicic clasts characteristic of Salbora-style mineralization that occur in a sub-vertical orientation, striking approximately north-south. In both Salbora and Toucan, the breccias interact with the sub-horizontal shearing with mineralizing fluids permeating along the shear which can give rise to locally higher-grade gold intervals. At Toucan this was observed for the higher-grade interval within EMD21-197 of 9.0 metres (ETW of 6.4 metres) grading 11.64 gpt gold on the east side of the Salbora-Powis structure. This was also observed for the first time on the west side of the Salbora-Powis structure in exploration hole EMD21-196, which intersected 21.0 metres (ETW of 14.8 metres) grading 1.13 gpt gold. While not high grade, the permeation of fluids along the shear has extended the mineralized footprint to the west and may suggest possible continuation of the sub-horizontal style of mineralization on the western flank of the Salbora-Powis trend, which will be tested in 2022. Exploration drilling of the Toucan Prospect was designed to delineate the mineralized footprint, and to test for localized higher grades at the intersection of the two styles of mineralization. Presently, the mineralized footprint of Toucan is 90 metres wide over 180 metres of strike. 2021 Drill Program Overview: The four primary objectives for the 2021 drill program as set out below are substantially complete with the balance of the drilling for 2021 focusing on prospects along the Salbora-Powis trend. Toucan has been one of the primary targets of the Phase-2 exploration program. The other targets are earlier stage with assay results pending. Infill drilling to upgrade a significant portion of the mineralization currently classified as Inferred to the Measured and Indicated categories. Re-classification to be used as the basis for a prefeasibility study, which is targeted to be delivered in 2022; Testing for new lateral extensions of the sub-horizontal zones of the Eagle Mountain deposit, notably to the north, west and southwest outside of the February 22, 2021; Follow-up exploration of several new target areas along the prospective Salbora-Powis trend, such as the Toucan, Powis, Ann and Montgomery prospects where the potential exists for Salbora-style mineralization; and Using the above information, announce a MRE update in early 2022.