Manhattan Gold has completed its maiden 4,592m RC drilling campaign at the Hook Lake Project, reporting significant high-grade gold at the Jaws target and polymetallic massive sulphides at Spectre. The results include a 41.15m @ 4.66g/t Au intercept at Jaws and high-grade Cu-Zn-Ag-Au intercepts at Spectre, expanding the project's district-scale potential.
ATHA Energy has concluded its 2026 Angilak drilling program, expanding the mineralized strike length of the Eastern Limb to 3.4 km. The program identified a high-grade sub-zone approximately 300m by 300m, with several holes returning significant composite widths based on preliminary radioactivity readings.
Geiger Energy has reported two first-hole uranium discoveries at the Fox and Apollo targets within the Aberdeen Project in Nunavut. While radiometric readings are strong, including a peak of 15,022 cps at Fox, formal assay results are still pending. The company plans a large-scale 25,000m drilling programme for 2027, subject to securing new financing.
Blue Star Gold reported 2026 drill results from its Roma Project in Nunavut, extending the Ataani polymetallic VMS system. Key intercepts included high-grade gold-silver-copper intervals in hole 26RHD003 and a significant zinc-rich zone in hole 26RHD002.
Blue Star Gold Corp. reported 2026 drill results from the Roma Project in Nunavut, extending the Ataani polymetallic VMS system. Key intercepts included high-grade gold-silver-copper intervals in hole 26RHD003 and a significant zinc-rich zone in hole 26RHD002.
Honey Badger Silver Inc. reported high-grade polymetallic grab samples from its first systematic exploration program at the Yava Project in Nunavut. Results included up to 279 g/t silver and 5.82% copper at the Main Zone, alongside the identification of new mineralized targets.
Honey Badger Silver completed its first systematic prospecting program at the Yava Project in Nunavut, confirming high-grade silver, copper, and gold mineralization at the historic Main Zone. The program also identified several new mineralized occurrences at previously untested electromagnetic targets, expanding the project's prospective footprint.
White Cliff Minerals has identified a new copper target at its Rae project in Nunavut after logging visual copper sulphides in a hole drilled into a previously untested parallel structure. The structure has been mapped for approximately 2.8km, providing substantial expansion potential for the Danvers copper system. Assays for the new intercept are expected in six to eight weeks.
White Cliff Minerals announced a new copper discovery on an untested 2.8km parallel structure at its Rae Copper Project, with visual copper sulphides intersected from 16m downhole. Additionally, infill drilling at Danvers 1 confirmed continuity of copper mineralisation over 2.3km with visual sulphide observations in all holes. Assays for these visual estimates are expected in 6-8 weeks, and the company is progressing towards a maiden Exploration Target and Mineral Resource Estimate for Danvers 1.
