GREAT ATLANTIC RESOURCES CORP. announced it has identified gold soil geochemical anomalies at its 100% owned Golden Trust Project. The property is located within central Newfoundland, its southern boundary one kilometer north of the Valentine Gold Property of Marathon Gold Corp. The 2020 reconnaissance soil sampling program was conducted within the northern region of the Golden Trust Property. Twenty-three samples (approximately 18% of the samples) returned anomalous values of 6-52 ppb gold of which eleven samples (approximately 9% of samples) returned 11-52 ppb gold and 4 samples exceeded 20 ppb gold (24-52 ppb Au). The gold anomalies occur as single sample anomalies and as clusters of anomalous samples. Highlights include: Sixteen of 50 samples (approx. 32%) along an approximate 1.3-kilometer section of a soil line returned 6-26 ppb gold with 6 samples returning 11-26 ppb gold. A northeast trending fault is reported in this region. Three of six samples along an approximate 130-meter section of a soil line returned gold values of 14, 19 and 52 ppb. Scattered additional gold anomalies up to 28 ppb gold. Key points for the Golden Trust Property include: Southern boundary is located 1 km north of the Valentine Gold Project of Marathon Gold Corp. The property is approximately 44 km southwest of Great Atlantic's Golden Promise Property and approximately 31 km southwest of the Duck Pond VMS deposit. Within the prospective Victoria Lake Supergroup which hosts numerous epigenetic gold & volcanogenic massive sulfide occurrences (including the Duck Pond base metal/precious metal deposit).Within the Exploits Subzone of the Dunnage Zone and east of a major (Appalachian- scale) collisional boundary, and suture zone. Government till samples (2008) returned elevated to anomalous values for gold in various regions of the Golden Trust Property. The property, totalling 2,400 hectares, occurs within an under-explored area of theNewfoundland central gold belt.