Silver North Resources (TSX-V:SNAG) has completed a 2025 exploration program at the Haldane Project in Yukon, Canada, with eight holes for 1,759.5m of drilling completed.
The company embarked on this program in mid-August 2025, with the initial plan of 10 holes across four drill sites. The program targeted expanding Keno-style silver lead-zinc mineralisation at the newly identified Main Fault target – a wide zone with at least three high-grade silver veins uncovered to date.
CEO Jason Weber says the program tested the strike and depth continuity of the Main Fault target.
“I’m very pleased that we have been able to achieve that goal with the program,” Weber says.
“We are now eagerly awaiting the assay results. As with all drill programs, it is a team effort and we’d like to thank all those involved in helping us this season.”
All analytical sampling has been completed and samples have been submitted. Results from samples submitted from the initial holes are expected imminently and will be made public once they have been verified and interpreted.
The Haldane Project is an under-explored silver property in a historical silver mining region in Yukon Territory known as the Keno Hill Silver District.
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